The Thurmont Dispatch
  Vol. IIl, No.19
News and Opinion in the service of Truth
October 4, 2007  
The Thurmont Dispatch Cover
Inside
Front Page
Editorial
Letters To The Editor
Thurmont May Get Taxis
Town News
Town News Cont.
Regional News
Regional News Cont.
Education
Business
Baseball at the Mount
PNC Message
Religion
Activities & Programs
Community News
Community News Cont.
Community Calendar
A & E Calendar
Obituaries
Classifieds
Jubilee Message

View By Page Numbers:
1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5
6 - 7 - 8 - 9- 10
11 - 12 - 13 - 14 - 15
16 - 17 - 18 - 19 - 20

Archives


Emmitsburg Municipal Government

Thurmont Municipal Government






Contact Us
About Our Publication
Publisher
Editor

Advertising
Webmaster

Sign Up to be notified of new issues of The Thurmont Dispatch ...
Your Name:
Your E-mail Address:
THURMONT, Md. – Thurmont residents elected incumbent Glenn Muth and newcomer Bob Lookingbill to fill two seats on the Thurmont Board of Commissioners.

After taking the day after the election off, Lookingbill said, he would “start gearing up to help make this town even better.”

He listed as his priorities once he’s sworn in as: starting a senior commission, trying to get an urgent care facility for the town, fixing the » full story


Preparing for Myers Farm annexation vote

THURMONT, Md. – The Thurmont Commissioners approved what they would want to see in an annexation agreement with Hudson Land Development IF they vote to annex to the Myers Farm on Oct. 16.

Commissioner Bill Blakeslee said, “Having this discussion about this agreement does not in any way indicate our position on the annexation vote.”

The 210 acres sits along U.S. 15 and the northwest of the Shamrock Restaurant. Hudson Land Development wants to build 350 single-family and and town homes on the property along with 400,000 square feet of retail space that could include a large box store and an emergency medical center.

Developer Tom Hudson wants to build around 35 homes a year. The entire project would require about 15 years to be fully built out. He is also offering $9.2 million in fees and financial incentives to the town for the annexation.

Commissioner Ron Terpko said he wanted to » full story


44th Annual Thurmont Colorfest coming this weekend

THURMONT, Md. - Started 44 years ago, the Catoctin Colorfest has grown from a small group of nature walks to a weekend festival featuring hundreds of vendors and more than 100,000 visitors. This year’s festival is expected to be no different, as thousands are expected to turn out for two days filled with fun, food, art and crafts.

Held on October 13 and 14, this year’s Colorfest will feature over 350 juried arts and crafts exhibitions at the Community Park on Frederick Road and the Activities Grounds on East Main Street.

As with years past, Colorfest will benefit the community, as funds raised during the two days will be given back to Thurmont. In the past, » full story


This Issue


THURMONT
Town may get taxis

»
full story


Guardian Hose
Company dedicated

» full story


REGIONAL
A look at the
Thurmont region plan

»
full story


125 years of baseball
at the Mount

» full story

 

 





P.O. Box 358 Emmitsburg, MD 21727
TEL 301-447-3039 | FAX 301-447-5990
www.thurmontdispatch.com
©2002-2006 The Thurmont Dispatch
All Rights Reserved. No portion of this content or site may be reproduced or
redistributed without prior written permission from The Thurmont Dispatch.
All trademarks & copyrights throughout The Thurmont Dispatch remain the property
of The Thurmont Dispatch.



Disclaimer:The Thurmont Dispatch does not necessarily endorse any advertising posted on this web site by Google or other advertisers.

eXTReMe Tracker


Thurmont, Maryland Newspaper