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Monday, March 25, 2019

Nighttime noise ahead for some Kenwood residents

Kenwood residents who live near the Kenwood Station shopping center at 5241 River Road may get a rude awakening next week. Cooling towers are scheduled to be installed at the Whole Foods Market grocery store there between 9:00 PM April 3 and 5:00 AM April 4, 2019.

The contractor performing the installation has requested a nighttime noise waiver from Montgomery County to allow the overnight work hours. Stock up on earplugs this week.
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7 comments:

  1. Anonymous5:53 AM

    "Kenwood STATION"

    I love it!

    2-seat ride to Dulles!

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  2. Anonymous7:32 AM

    Will it be so loud that it will cause people to turn in their grave? Well no worries about that -- there's actually no cemetery there or nearby, despite what Macedonia church's land-grab claims state.

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  3. Robert Dyer7:40 AM

    7:32: It's developer Astroturf guy again. LOL. And your hard copy documentation showing any shred of evidence the bodies were relocated consists of what, exactly?

    Meanwhile, there is a bounty of documentation proving the creation and existence of the cemetery, including specific persons interred there.

    You just made a fool of yourself again.

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  4. Roald9:25 AM

    They sold it fair and square you GIANT RETARD! You are scared of development NIMBY! Now the guy claiming it moved from Detroit a few years ago he is a bigger Sham than you

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  5. Anonymous10:10 AM

    Where's the list of names of who is in this supposed cemetery?

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  6. Robert Dyer10:34 PM

    9:25: Whatever the mysterious sale was that took place is an entirely separate issue from the fact that the bodies are still buried there.

    10:10: A cemetery documented in public land records and published articles and obituaries is not a "supposed" cemetery. Nice try, Astroturf Guy. The list from those records and obituaries has been regularly cited from at protests and in two memorial ceremonies at the cemetery site in 2017.

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  7. Anonymous2:48 AM

    The county seems to be giving out a lot of noise waivers these days. It makes you wonder why we even have the law.

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