Distinguished Eagle Scout Joe Davis honored for decades of service
The article notes Joe Davis, longtime Scout leader, was awarded the Distinguished Eagle Scout award for more than 25 years as an Eagle Scout and 25 years in a profession with notable achievements. Davis joined the CCC in 1935, earned Eagle in 1928, and served as a Boy Scout executive before retiring in 1976, remaining active in the community.
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Genocide term debate over Kosovo Rwanda and Holocaust
The commentary weighs when genocide applies amid Kosovo Kosovo conflicts and Rwanda debates. It traces the term's usage from 1944 to 1997 and reviews historical genocides including Armenians Holocaust Khmer Rouge and recent Bosnian and Rwandan events. The piece notes political hesitation and the burden of naming mass killings. Scripps Howard News Service.
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Frederick area notes and promotions mix in local items
Local ads list an Admiral Magic Mirror TV set price of 329.95 and a Wayside Radio Service engagement at 423 E Patrick St Frederick. Frederick city Alderman Grimes comments on selling property for a new county library. Fredericktown Bank & Trust names Robert Gearinger president. Walkersville post office honors 28 years of service with incentive award.
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Admiral Magic Mirror
Frederick City
James S. Grimes
New County Library
W. Meredith
Charles Hope
Walkersville
Theodore Ward
Margaret Eaves
Gloria Handler
Deborah Peterson
Quebn Holmes
Janet Butler
Impact Fees Debate Draws Letters on Housing and Heirs
A reader criticizes impact fees amid a land subdivision plan near a separated couple, arguing fees should not apply to a future home. Others dispute regressive effects, noting a mansion could strain schools less than expected. The piece calls fees flat and effective, while local enforcement tickets cars causing penalties.
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Parking signs urged on Clay Street residents
Letter writer Michelle Moore of Point of Rocks protests commuter parking along Clay Street from 3738 to 3744 and calls for residential parking only. She says she has contacted state police and planning officials, noting MARC line expansion and urging towing of violators the day they park and enforcement near the train station.
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Lake Linganore CDA plan could boost roads and growth
G Alan Dinkblacker argues for approving county CDAs with Eaglehead Corp to fund projects for Lake Linganore without county costs. Plans include restoring 90 percent of CDA roads, stormwater management, Eaglehead Drive bridge, a commercial center, and an amphitheater, aiming to raise property values and unlock development this year.
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Frustrated visit to C Burr Artz Library prompts move to another branch
Lisa Bakner describes a negative experience at the C Burr Artz Public Library in Frederick. She sought separate library cards for her four children, faced rude staff, copier issues, and nonfriendly guidance on changing money, planning to choose a different library in the future.
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Accident waiting near MARC station in Point of Rocks
A resident near the MARC station in Point of Rocks describes severe commuter parking overflow on Md 28 causing visibility and safety concerns. He notes speeding drivers and a residential area with children walking to shops, urging state police action to restrict vehicle access during peak times.
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Letters to the Editor in The Frederick News-Post policy
Readers are invited to send signed letters to The Frederick News Post at 90 E Patrick St, Frederick MD 21705. Include writer name and home phone. editors abridge letters for space and may not publish poetry or anonymous letters.
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