The Viaduct – Vol 5 No 1 – February 1992

Headlines:

  1. County Digs Deep to Make Our Pipe Dreams Come True
    • A long-awaited storm drain project in Lower Elkridge is expected to begin in the spring, addressing water ponding issues.
  2. Candidates’ Night
    • An upcoming event on February 20th at St. Augustine Hall will feature representatives for local political candidates ahead of the March 3rd Primary Election.
  3. Main, Necessary Pain – 100-Year Pipe Lasts 15 Years~No Refund?
    • Major construction on Montgomery Road will cause significant traffic disruptions as a new 36-inch water main is installed.
  4. President’s Message – Addressing Firearm Safety Concerns
    • The Elkridge Community Association (ECA) discusses concerns over firearm discharge laws in densely populated areas.
  5. Elk Ridge Heritage Society Meeting
    • The society will feature the Merson/Hastings family history in a program on March 10th, encouraging community participation.
  6. Adequate Public Facilities Legislation
    • A new county law aims to regulate housing development to prevent overcrowding in schools and traffic congestion.
  7. First Baptist Church Celebrates Its Own History
    • The church marks its 149th anniversary and honors Rev. Dr. Monroe Simms’ 34 years of service.
  8. Upton School Helps Hospitalized, Homebound Students Continue Studies
    • A program supporting the education of students unable to attend school due to medical conditions.

Summary:

This issue of The Viaduct highlights significant infrastructure projects, including storm drain improvements and major water main construction on Montgomery Road, which will cause traffic disruptions. It also covers the upcoming Candidates’ Night for the March 3rd Primary Election, concerns about firearm discharge laws, and the Elkridge Heritage Society’s efforts to preserve local family histories. Additionally, it discusses new public facilities legislation intended to curb overdevelopment, while celebrating the First Baptist Church’s long-standing presence in the community. Lastly, it details an educational program assisting homebound students.

Link to full issue:

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