The Thurmont Dispatch
  Vol. Il, No.16
News and Opinion in the service of Truth
September 7, 2006  
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Thurmont trolley makes its return home


The old Thurmont trolley returned to Thurmont on Aug. 25 after an absence of about half a century. Rock Creek Trolley Museum in Rock Creek Furnace, Pa. donated the original trolley to the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Historical Society, which in turn, donated the trolley to Thurmont First. Tri-County Pools, Digging and Rigging, Fitzgerald’s Heavy Timber Construction, R.S. Kinnaird Memorials and J & R Trucking all lent equipment and personnel to help bring the trolley back. - Photo courtesy of John Kinnaird.

Waveland, MS
Thurmont, MD
connected by Katrina
 

THURMONT, Md. – Kathy Pinn of Waveland, Miss., was living the American Dream. She and her husband had purchased the old Waveland Drug Store in downtown Waveland. They renovated the building and opened That Cute Little Shoppe located on Coleman Avenue near the Gulf of Mexico.

“We thought we had our retirement set,” Pinn said. “We sold antiques and gifts in the store and lived above the shop. Everything was great."
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Thurmont discusses parkway bypass

THURMONT, Md. – Thurmont Town Commissioners are looking to the town’s past to solve the town’s future traffic problems.

Frederick County’s regional plan for Thurmont used to show an industrial parkway going around the town. The road connected with U.S. 15 and looped around the east end of town, according to Commissioner Bill Blakeslee.

Over the years, the bypass disappeared off the » full story


Where has all the county growth gone?

EMMITSBURG , Md. – Only two other years in the past 35 did Frederick County grow slower than it did last year, according to the Maryland Department of Planning.

The county’s population was estimated at 220,701 last year, an increase of 3,245 people or 1.5 percent. That is the lowest percentage increase since the county grew by 1.3 percent in 1983 and 1.4 percent in 1970.

“It’s easy to explain,” said Frederick County Commissioner John L. Thompson Jr. “We had a moratorium in 2002 and that pretty much put a crimp on » full story


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New Orleans one year after
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