Thursday, July 15, 2010
New listing - 3/4BR log home Mountainside - $399,900
1800 Mountainview Ct
Incredible value on a custom log home in Mountainside. Nearly 3,000 sq ft, wired ‘smart house’ w/ thermostat controls, corian countertops, hickory kitchen cabinets, wired networking in all rooms, in-wall speakers (living room), wired for surround sound (basement), whirlpool tub in master bath, 8” logs. Enjoys Mountainside community amenities of lake access, sports courts, community building.
Contact Jay Ferguson @ 301-501-0420 or for more information or to setup a private showing for this property.
Listing # GA7386737
$399,900
Subdivision: MOUNTAINSIDE
Bedroom(s): 4
Bathroom(s): 3 Full, 1 Half
Year Built: 2007
Levels: 3
Approx Finished Sq Ft: 2,880
Heating: Bottled Gas/Prop, 90% Forced Air
Cooling: Electric, Ceiling Fan(s)
Water: Well
Sewer: Sept<# of BR If you are thinking of buying or selling real estate in Garrett County or Deep Creek Lake, Maryland, call Jay Ferguson of Railey Realty for all of your real estate needs! 877-563-5350
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Hiring freeze will affect Garrett Roads
Megan Miller
Cumberland Times-News
Oakland — OAKLAND — Garrett County’s hiring freeze means the county roads department will be down 16 roads workers through at least spring 2011.
The department lost 16 employees through retirements, and those employees cannot be replaced because of the freeze. On top of that, two other employees will be absent because of military leave, bringing the total to 18.
“The optimum thing would be to hire employees, but understanding that we have the hiring freeze … we’re going to work something out here to do the best we can,” department Superintendent Jay Moyer told the county commission Tuesday.
Moyer outlined a plan to shuffle workers from the Oakland garage to the Grantsville garage to try to cover staffing gaps at Grantsville, which had the highest number of retirements with eight.
Two operators and one foreman will move from the Oakland garage to Grantsville. The Oakland garage will also take over road service for Pine Hill Road to the top of Spring Lick Road, an area normally serviced by the Grantsville garage.
Commissioner Fred Holliday, whose district is the Grantsville area, expressed concerns that fewer roads workers means roads will go unplowed for long periods during the winter.
“With losing a minimum of four drivers — four plows — that’s four routes that aren’t going to get done,” Holliday said.
But Moyer said that won’t be the case.
“You’re saying a route won’t get done. It will,” he said. “But this is going to take some public cooperation and understanding that it won’t be exactly like it was in the past in a major snow event.”
“The best we can do is hope for a mild winter this year,” Moyer added.
Moyer said summer maintenance work, such as mowing and cleaning ditches and shoulders, might actually be harder to accomplish with fewer employees.
“The public needs to understand that we will continue to operate as we have in the past, but with a shortage of manpower it may be difficult to do the same schedule that we did in the past,” he said. “But we will work at getting things done as quickly as we can.”
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Spies on acid - Obscure CIA & Deep Creek Lake reference
Beginning after World War II and escalating through the early 1950s, the U.S. government launched a multimillion-dollar series of experiments in mind control and behavior modification.
It wasn’t until the mid-1970s that Americans learned of such programs, which went by the names of Bluebird, ARTICHOKE and, most notably, MK/ULTRA. That’s when a commission led by then Vice President Nelson Rockefeller and a subsequent Senate investigation revealed what our government had been up to.....
..."Almost everything that I wrote about,” he responds, but the words are specifically a quote from Olson. “He came home from the Deep Creek Lake meeting where he was dosed with LSD nine days before his murder, and his wife knew something was wrong, and the only thing he would say to her was that he had made a terrible mistake and he said he’d speak to her later about it… The event at Deep Creek Lake was really his interrogation using drugs and probably LSD to find out with why he was talking about Pont-St.-Esprit and other experiments. He had decided to leave the CIA and the Army and re-school himself as a dentist, but Olson was an arrogant, outspoken sort of guy, and the last two or three months before his departure he started talking about what he had done over the past three years under contract with the CIA, and that was just a no-no.”
Read the full article here.
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