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  Vol. Vl, No.2
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January 17, 2008  
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Commission wants lease for center

THURMONT, Md. – Though repeatedly told getting a signed lease for the senior center from the town wasn’t a high priority for the Thurmont Senior Center Board of Directors, the Thurmont Senior Commission spent much of its first meeting for the new year talking about why it should be a high priority.

“We’ve been waiting, what, three years for a lease?” member Barbara Smith asked.

Thurmont town commissioner and liason to the commission Bob Lookingbill said he had heard the lease wasn’t a “front burner issue,” but then he added “We need to try to find out why there is no lease and there should be.”

According to Thurmont Mayor Martin Burns, the reason there is no current lease is that when the previous lease expired, the town was still uncertain as to the future of the building for various reasons. Instead the » full story


Wireman turns over the reigns
of his radio show after 20 years


THURMONT, Md. – “This is your host George Wireman.”

For more than 20 years, residents of Thurmont have been able to listen to “George Wireman’s Thurmont World” on the radio.

“Over 20 years, you have listened to my voice and learned of the many interesting facts pertaining to Thurmont and its many interesting citizens,” Wireman said.

On Jan. 11, Wireman taped his last show, which was» full story


UpCounty Center celebrates 20 years of helping people

EMMITSBURG, Md. – Crystal Springer of Emmitsburg was a young girl with a baby on the way when she first came to UpCounty Center for help. She earned her high school diploma through the center’s flex evening high school in 2002. She continued to come to the center after her son was born. He was able to socialize and learn in the child-care center while she took parenting classes or classes to improve her job skills. In 2006, Springer took a job with UpCounty as a child development assistant and last year she purchased a new care and home.

“I probably wouldn’t be very far without UpCounty,” Springer said. “I’d probably still be a home with my kids, not working, not being able to» full story


This Issue

FREDERICK COUNTY
Commissioners
propose building
moratorium

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FAIRFIELD
Find out the latest
about the Knights

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full story

MAKING A
DIFFERENCE

The history of Hillman

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full story
 

 





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