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January 3, 2008  
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EMMITSBURG, Md. – Located in Emmitsburg, the National Fire Academy and the Emergency Management Institute facilities is a federal government facility. Just a year ago security guards manned a security building at the gate entrance, checking in every incoming visitor and calling ahead to make sure they are expected. But now the booth sits empty and cars freely pass in and out of the gated entrance. This makes it somewhat easier for visitors to come and visit the National Fallen Firefighters Memorial and other public areas, while still meeting the federal guidelines for security.

“We took security off the gates a year ago, mainly for budget reasons,” said Ronald P. Face, Jr, director, NETC Management, Operations, and Support Services with U.S. Fire Academy.

Now security personnel watch the gate via » full story


Oland becomes Thurmont’s code-enforcement officer

THURMONT, Md. – Kenny Oland, a retired law-enforcement officer with 25 years experience, has been named Thurmont’s code-enforcement officer.

“I’ll be enforcing the municipal code and dealing with things like high grass, shoveling walks or abandoned vehicles to free up officers to do other law enforcement,” Oland said.

Thurmont Police Chief Greg Eyler also said that Oland “will be able to issue a municipal citation, if warranted, but he’ll also be trying to find solutions to problems.”

Oland will also be representing the town in court if the cases are contested.

“This position was needed,” Eyler said. “I tried to do it myself with [Administrative Assistant] Carrie [Stumpf]. The officers » full story


What’s in store for Thurmont in 2008

THURMONT, Md. – With a new year comes New Year’s resolutions and new goals and Thurmont is not different from a person.

One change residents will see this year will be in the budget Mayor Martin Burns presents to the commissioners.

“Not that it wasn’t transparent before, but this will show a lot more detail to the commissioners and the public,” Burns said.

The budget will also project out the budget for » full story


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THURMONT
Camel on the loose
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SPORTS
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Carter broke records
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Christmas decoration
winners

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