List of Current Events Articles 

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• Emmitsburg wants countywide fire tax
• Emmitsburg baseball is just around the corner
• Town, the Mount and sheriff’s office begin party crack downs
• Bells ring in the 2008 museum season
• DNA confirms remains are Benitez
• County moves to downzone properties around Emmitsburg
• Emmitsburg to consider sister cities
• Exact ID of human remains unknown, investigators awaiting DNA results
• Human remains found in Emmitsburg
• Smoking ban affecting local businesses
• County commissioners cut proposed interchanges and bypass
• No bypass in Emmitsburg's near future
• An Emmit returns to Emmitsburg
• Moving to return a fountain to Emmitsburg
• Mayor’s scholarship fund established with Community Foundation
• Wivell sent to Afghanistan
• Gettysburg Town web site modeled after Emmitsburg’s
• Town’s finances are healthy
• WWII veteran proud of his time served
• Cipperly is new town planner
• Town paying nearly $1 million to back fund employee pensions
• No water. No growth.
• Town Council mandates staff accountability
• Emmitsburg puts town manager on the pay scale
• Commission president concerned about top-heavy staffing
• What’s in store for Emmitsburg in 2008
• Emmitsburg to have a town planner…again
• Despite security, fire academy easily accessible

  2007

• Holiday season kicks off in Emmitsburg
• Planning Commission wants town to create institutional zone
• Still no sign ordinance after two years
• Bypass president resigns & switches position
• Mayor’s show a no go on Channel 99
• Enjoy an evening of the Christmas Spirit
• Emmitsburg Community Chorus prepares Christmas concert
• Long and bitter feud in Emmitsburg ends
• Boyle did not violate ethics ordinance
• Public comments on Thurmont Region Plan
• Mayor asked or permission to broadcast monthly television show
• Let’s all take charge
• Jubilee celebrates Emmitsburg’s history
• President honors fallen firefighters
• Town has water for the future but not enough
• Getting around town will be costly
• Town wants to know if planning commissioner violated ethics ordinance
• Water may limit Emmitsburg's growth
• Emmitsburg elects 2 to board of commissioners in uncontested race
• Etris and Blanchard filed to run for town commissioners
• Emmitsburg children lasso up some safety tips at bike rodeo
• County will help fire museum get started
• Judge dismisses 4 of 5 counts in Elder lawsuit
• Emmitsburg looks to Pa. for help with bypass
• Emmitsburg has three crime “hot spots”
• Town won't bypass worries - Officials say proposed route is far in the future
• Recent rains help but don’t end drought
• P&Z Commission studies bypass alignments
• Emmitsburg seeks a new MDE consent order
• Mayor holds Community Bar-b-que contest
• State lifts sewer restrictions; town wants them to stay
• Draught Causes Threatened Farmers to Seek Help
• Emmitsburg had 53 percent jump in crime last year
• Grease doesn't make sewage flow easier
• Town considers water restrictions to head off drought conditions
• Town decides against following planning consultant’s recommendations
• Town eases parking

  Complete list of all Emmitsburg related Current Event Articles starting from 2000
 

• Fairfield winter sports off to a good start
• Wormald Development agreement reached for 569 new homes
• Holiday Home Tour Features Historic Homes in a Lovely, Rural Setting
• Carroll Valley talks about regional group for Emmitsburg bypass

  Complete list of all Fairfield related Current Event Articles starting from 2003
 

• Frederick County gets popular, pricey

• Gettysburg Chamber Orchestra and Kathleen Sasnett Offer Concert
• Musical Sensation, Felix Hell Offers an Organ Concert for Music, Gettysburg!
• Imagination Station Summer 2008 Course Offerings
• Schedule for 2008 History Meets the Arts Weekend
• Pulitzer Photographer Exhibits in Gettysburg
• Gettysburg Stage opens 'The Oldest Profession,' a bawdy yet poignant comedy
• Imagination Station Announces Summer Arts Camps and Classes for Kids
• David Leonhardt Jazz Group Plays Gershwin at Seminary Chapel
• Gettysburg Stage offers discounts with Cell Phones for Soldiers
• Adams County Outdoor Expo
• Music, Gettysburg! Presents Rare Sound of Music for Two Organs/li>
• David Mamet play "The Cryptogram" opens February 22
• Music Gettysburg! Presents the U.s. Soldiers Chorus in Concert
• Digital Photography Adds Additional Classes in Stained Glass
• National Touring Production of "Little Women" Heads for the Majestic
• New Virtual Museum Showcases Eisenhower Site

  Complete list of all Gettysburg related Current Event Articles starting from 2005
 

• Thurmont begins forming new budget
• Catoctin High losing some teaching positions next year
• Housing slump hits Thurmont - recorded residential lots hits 20-year low
• Thurmont gets new police lieutenant
• Park sewer rates going to increase dramatically
• Thurmont to take over town’s emergency services?
• Thurmont seniors could get tax relief
• Master plan ready for public comment
• Thurmont Food bank needs space
• Thurmont desperate for funds to fix sewers
• Thurmont doesn’t want fire tax increase
• SHA says roads can be planned even without funding
• Business Expo attracts record crowd
• Expo encourages Thurmont to buy local
• Thurmont Food Bank asks town for permanent, central space
• Business Expo coming March 28
• County considers single fire tax, which would increase tax for Thurmont
• Town trolley projects awarded $55,000
• Town losing planner
• Thurmont annexation requests stalled in commission
• County commissioners cut parkway against advice of county planners
• Commissioners fund power plant feasibility study
• Police Chief talks about challenges facing police
• Pay for it with Thurmoney
• Thurmont commissioners want bypass
• Town police officer suspended for provided alcohol to minors
• Tyler resignation leaves Thurmont Police at half force
• Industrial parkway still in Thurmont’s future
• Senior Center strives for independence despite push for more county involvement
• WTHU has same name, new sound
• FMH plans for Thurmont far in future
• Colorfest parking rates increasing
• Thurmont prepares to begin search for new ranking police officer
• Troubled times for Thurmont Police Department staff
• Thurmont stands by policy of charging for attorney comments
• Revitalizing Main Streets
• County kills industrial parkway for now
• Town hopes to get $500,000 from its trees
• Who owns the Thurmont Trolley?
• Should trash disposal be a separate fee?
• Seniors serving other seniors
• George Wireman turns over the reigns of his radio show after 20 years
• Catoctin High School makes a splash
• Town considers eco-friendly power plant
• Thurmont requires public to pay for information
• Oland becomes town code enforcement officer
• Police search for a camel on Christmas Eve
• What’s in store for Thurmont in 2008

  2007

• Third house in sewer lawsuits condemned
• Thurmont condemns 2 houses
• Drees annexation proposal will return
• Commissioner wants say in traffic changes
• Town using old line to help current sewer problem
• Biomass plant could power Thurmont
• New board having problems communicating
• Thurmont official proposes restricting police chief’s power
• Commissioners commit to building equalization basin
• Christmas and Santa Claus are coming to town a bit early
• 200 brave temperatures to take a stroll around Thurmont
• Library begins planning for grand opening
• Shirley Long makes a difference every day
• Town wants residents’ help with sewer problem
• Fewer officers straining police force
• Murray named first Police Officer of the Year
• Residents weigh in on the Thurmont Region Plan
• Lookingbill aiming to form senior commission
• Halloween in the Park will scare the yell out of you
• Thousands of people flood Thurmont to attend the 44th Annual Colorfest
• Chief Administrative Officer position a bargain for Thurmont
• Myers Farm annexation denied
• Commissioners lower Colorfest parking rates back to $5
• A look at the draft Thurmont Region Plan
• Town wants developer to provide pool
• Thurmont fills commissioner seats - Lookingbill wins, Muth re-elected
• Thurmont voters to pick new commissioners
• Learning where the candidates stand
• Thurmont warming to the idea of green power
• Sewer issue still in court
• 7 Candidates announce for commissioner race
• Seven vie for two spots on Thurmont board - Election to be held Oct. 3
• Thurmont Nominating Convention to be held on August 28
• Taxes going up in Thurmont
• Blakeslee appointed Thurmont chief administrative officer
• County seeks to limit northern town growth
• Drees annexation request back on the table
• Town and MDE to meet to avoid fines
• Recent drug arrest concerns Thurmont’s police chief
• Developers want to get down to business in Thurmont
• State and federal governments on board to help Thurmont
• Thurmont police station nears groundbreaking
• Town’s insurer cancels coverage

  Complete list of all Thurmont related Current Event Articles starting from 2003
  

• Woodsboro’s disc golf course nearly ready for players
• Woodsboro’s rapid growth likely to slow
• Trouble finding a quorum in Woodsboro
• Commissioner-elect, 25, ready to serve Woodsboro
• Woodsboro elects two new Commissioner
• Three plan to run in Woodsboro’s May election
• Woodsboro horse lover reaches out to neglected
• Woodsboro Town Commissioner Dennis Kline resigns
• State approves grant funds to improve Woodsboro park

    Complete list of all Woodsboro related Current Event Articles starting from 2003