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  Vol. VI, No.13
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July 5, 2007  
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Teens can influence town policy

EMMITSBURG, Md. – There’s nothing for kids to do in Emmitsburg. It’s a complaint that the mayor and town commissioners have heard from parents and teen.

Emmitsburg Mayor James Hoover doesn’t feel that’s the case, but he would probably be the first to admit he’s not a teenager with long summer days to fill. Because of this, Hoover wants to start a youth advisory committee.

“I get told there’s not enough for kids to do,” Hoover said. “Well, here’s their opportunity to tell the town what it is they want to do.”

Hoover’s efforts to get the committee started haven’t » full story


Expect increase in electric bills this month

Phased-in rate increase starts

EMMITSBURG, Md. – Though Allegheny Power’s electric rates are locked in until the end of 2008, residents who get their electricity from Allegheny Power will still see their electric bills increase about 15 percent beginning this year.

“Allegheny Power has already raised them on the residential customer base,” said Emmitsburg Mayor James Hoover.

Because of the expected dramatic increases in the electric rates that Allegheny Power expects when the price caps end at the end of 2008, the Maryland Public Service Commission approved rate stabilization plan that allows Allegheny Power to » full story


Northern Frederick County sees minimal growth last year

EMMITSBURG, Md. – Growth in Emmitsburg and Thurmont last year was six. Not six percent. Six people. This is according to new estimates on municipal populations that the U.S. Census Bureau released on June 28.

According to the numbers, Thurmont’s population last year was 6027, up 5 people from 2005. The average growth since the 2000 census has been 1.3 percent a year.

“I think that’s a little slow personally,” said Thurmont Planning and Zoning Chairman John Kinnaird. He said the commission hasn’t officially taken a position on » full story


This Issue
FREDERICK COUNTY
Commissioners can speak
out on annexations
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THURMONT
Thorpewood launches
new program

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Making a difference
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EMMITSBURG
Emmitsburg
Elementary at the races
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