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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1999

Page

4

Arbor Day observations earn Frederick Tree City USA for 19th year

Frederick City marks Arbor Day with a tree planting at Parkway Elementary School and plans a ceremony at Thurmont Elementary. The community embraces Arbor Day’s planting ethos, highlighting Bradford pear trees and other species, and Maryland’s timing for optimal planting in spring.

Frederick City Bradford Arbor Day J. Sterling Morton Morton Nebraska City News Nebraska Maryland

Maryland Frederick delegation derides a sad clown act

Roy Meachum faults Frederick senators and delegates for a dysfunctional Annapolis session. He cites Tim Ferguson’s sensitivity to criticism, internal GOP conflicts, and Shecht’s campaign dynamics. He pins blame on Snodgrass, Bartlett, and others while noting a rare positive action on the National Museum of Civil War Medicine.

Frederick Annapolis Jack Derr Tim Ferguson Carroll County Ferguson Mr. Ferguson Sue Hecht Don Elliott Paul Stull David Brinkley Louise Snodgrass Middletown Derr Snodgrass Ms. Hecht Baltimore Thomas Bramwell Eastalco Joe Bartlett Bartlett

Public TV needs competition and higher cultural standards

The writer argues that cheap, sensational programming dominates media and damages public taste. They urge expanding publicly funded television, cite CBS buying King World as overstretched, and advocate funding another first-class public broadcast operation to elevate culture.

Oder Corporation For Public Broadcasting CBS King World Productions King Wheel of Fortune Congress King World Harvard Stanford MIT Yale Duke Smithsonian Institution Library of Congress National Gallery of Art National Archives Tribune Media Servwes

Notable local elections and civic events reported

Ruth Hubbard aged 13 of Grant Street part of an incident involving a car driver. Edward K. Saltzman reelected Governor of the Frederick Lodge Loyal Order of Moose for a one year term, defeating Charles Bell. Leonard P Allison elected treasurer over Calvin Geisbert Jr. Lewis H. E. named trustee over Guy F. A wind event gusting near 60 mph disrupted water at Culler Lake during Hood College canoeing class. Felix Mendelssohn Elijah excerpts performed at Walkersville High School with choir alumni, four soloists, and a 23 piece orchestra under William Eyler Jr. Members of Frederick County, Washington County, and Jefferson County NAACP attended Mount Moriah Baptist Church services for the anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination. Ebenezer United Methodist Church held a mortage burning ceremony during services led by Rev. Floyd N. Lyles.

Edward K. Saltzman Frederick Lodge Loyal Order of Moose Charles Bell Leonard P Allison Calvin Geisbert Jr Lewis H. E Guy F Felix Mendelssohn Elijah Walkersville High School William Eyler Jr Frederick County Washington County Jefferson County Wva NAACP Mount Moriah Baptist Church Garretts Mill Road Martin Luther King Jr

Mooney Criticizes Anti-Discrimination Act Opposition

State Senator Alex Mooney challenges Governor Glendening's anti-discrimination act, calling criticism aimed at him a diversionary tactic. He adds this is typical of people seeking to push a radical agenda on us.

Frederick

Mount Pleasant septic concerns sparking reader critique

Betty M Holtzople of Mount Pleasant objects to Christopher Scinta’s March 23 Frederick News-Post piece on Mount Pleasant septic problems. She asserts not all homes have severe odors, calls for balanced reporting, and notes potential impact on home sales.

Jam Christopher Scinta Frederick

Crowded oasis in Frederick County sparks resident concerns

A longtime Frederick County couple voices worry that rapid growth mirrors nearby Gaithersburg and Rockville. They relocated seeking affordable housing and peace, but report increasing development, traffic, and crowds eroding the tranquil oasis they sought.

Contact details for Maryland legislators and delegates

A fragmented list provides phone numbers for Maryland Senators Barbara Mikulski and Paul Sarbanes, Representative Roscoe Bartlett, and Frederick County delegation to the General Assembly including Sen Alex Mooney and several delegates with assorted district notes and a toll free line 1-800-492.

Barbara Mikulski Paul Sarbanes Roscoe Bartlett Frederick County General Assembly Frederick Washington Alex Mooney Joe Bartlett Sue Hecht Louise Senate Carroll Son Dataa Pa Stull David Brinkley Donald Eliott Maryland Saevey

Letters attack growth and loss of Frederick County charm

A reader complains about developers and city planning, arguing Frederick’s farms and quiet nights will vanish under expansion. The letter condemns urban conveniences, lights, and increased traffic, urging planners and officials to preserve the county’s appeal and urging residents to relocate if they dislike the area.

Frederick Gaithersburg Rockville Frederick County

Media bias in editorial pages over smoking and politics

A reader argues that press coverage favors sympathy for freedom fighters and officials on one side, noting repeated use of attack language for some figures but not others. The letter claims bias resides on editorial pages, not front pages, and urges readers to detect bias across areas. Joseph Greene Erick

Bill Clinton White House Bob Packwood Clarence Thomas

Mooney attack against gay rights front page bias

This front page headline illustrates media bias by framing a political dispute as an attack on gay rights. It prompts reflection on how phrasing implies rights exist and shapes reader perception, highlighting loaded terms and side positioning in reporting.

Mooney Alex Mooney Frederick County

Wreath theft at Knoxville Reformed Cemetery shocks family

Tracie Ann Brawner from Brunswick reports repeated thefts at her father Mark Brawner’s grave, where a red wreath with Dad’s name was first stolen in December and again in March, despite other flowers left behind. she condemns the cruelty and hopes the thief understands the pain caused.

Mark Brawner Knoxville Reformed

Letters to the Editor guidelines for The Frederick News-Post

The Frederick News-Post invites signed letters exclusive to the paper with writer time and contact details for verification. Some letters may be abridged for space. poetry and form letters are not published. Send letters to The News-Post at 200 E. Patrick St, Frederick MO 21706.

Fredenck News-Post Frederick Newe-Poet E. Patricn P.O. Box Fredercu

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Roy Meachum Minnesota Jesse Ventura Andy Rooney Glen al Tee Ruth Hubbard Grant Stamaes Whee Culler Lake Hood College Ebenezer United Methodist Church Floyd N. Lyles Mr. Mooney Walt Kelly Pogo the Possum J. Michael Resser Walkersville Betty M. Holtzople Mount Pleasant Mark Warenko Joseph Greene Erick Tracie Ann Brawner Brunswick
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