Emmitsburg Dispatch
  Vol. VI, No.19
News and Opinion in the service of Truth
October 4, 2007  
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EMMITSBURG, Md. – Emmitsburg town commissioner incumbent Glenn Blanchard and new commissioner Denise Etris were sworn in on Oct. 1 following their victories in the Sept. 25 town election.

“I’m privileged and honored that town chose to elect me to a second term,” Blanchard said.

He was the top vote getter on Election Day receiving 102 of the 111 ballots cast. Etris received 98 votes. They were the only two registered candidates, though » full story


Town bans outdoor water use

EMMITSBURG, Md. – This past month was the fourth-driest September on record in Maryland, yet water consumption in Emmitsburg was at an all-time high, prompting the town of Emmitsburg to impose stiff water regulations.

After discussing the current situation of the wells, which are several feet below normal level, the commissioners unanimously decided to impose a strict ban on all outside water use.

According to David Haller, Emmitsburg town manager, terminating outdoor water use would save the town 30,000 gallons of water a day.

The ban applies to those using town water for watering lawns, washing cars, gardening, etc., and will remain in effect until further notice for all residential and commercial properties in Emmitsburg.

- S. Long


Fallen firefighters memorial services this weekend

Fire safety workers from across the country, family members and friends will gather in Emmitsburg the weekend of Oct 6-7 to honor firefighters who died in the line of duty during 2006.

The 26th annual National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Weekend at the National Fire Academy will honor 87 fallen firefighters from 33 states who died in 2006, along with four firefighters who died in previous years. Two Maryland firefighters and four Pennsylvania firefighters are included on this year’s roll of honor. The plaques surrounding the memorial will contain the names of more » full story


Town wants to know if planning commissioner
violated ethics ordinance


EMMITSBURG, Md. – Emmitsburg Mayor Jim Hoover has asked the Emmitsburg Ethics Commission for an opinion on whether an investigation needs to be opened concerning a member of the Emmitsburg Planning and Zoning Commission.

“The issue was brought to my attention and I’m looking into the matter,” Hoover said. “I definitely have some concerns there.”

During the Sept. 19 planning and zoning workshop, consultant Chris Jakubiak made some recommendations to the commission about » full story


This Issue

EMMITSBURG
Town plans for more
water

» full story

Learning to live green
» full story

REGIONAL
A look at the
Thurmont region plan

» full story

125 years of baseball
» full story

 

 





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