Accusations Arise Over Walkersville High Drama Teacher
A district letter inviting Terry Grable to a dinner sparks controversy as Sama Huffer, Walkersville High School drama teacher, faces suspicions amid a student defense. Neighbors and students defend Huffer’s devotion while Grable, of Keymar, fights a potential year in prison.
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Walkersville Parents Question Principal Dismissal
Susan Thompson from Walkersville voices concern over a parent group appointing themselves to remove the school principal without wider input. She cites unresolved drama department issues, late night practices, and calls for evidence, an investigation, and responsive communication from Dr Ether.
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Public anger over sexual abuse charges and Anita Hill era impact
Pat Schattenberg from Walkersville denounces what she calls a witch hunt against men, saying accusations of sexual harassment can ruin reputations without proof. She urges reasonable investigation and innocence until proven guilty, reflecting social debate sparked by Anita Hill Clarence Thomas hearings.
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Walkersville drama teacher faces 4th-degree sex charge
Renee Black defends Sama Huffer, praising his 29-year career as drama coach. She says she and many parents and students see no proof of misconduct and oppose the accusations, noting open rehearsals and strict classroom rules.
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Walkersville critic backs Huffer amid school drama debate
Dr Rowland G Cresser of Gapland writes as a concerned former Walkersville resident defending drama teacher Samuel Huffer. He praises Huffer for shaping his daughters through the performing arts and cautions against sensational harassment portrayals in media.
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Frederick County advocates united for child support enforcement
Theresa M. Adams and Lawrence A. Dorsey Jr defend the county system backing custodial parents. They note state and local offices offer services for $20 to start enforcement, with the State's Attorney's Office providing court representation, wage withholding, and enforcement actions. The circuit court dedicates weekly time to child support, and Maryland guidelines guide support amounts. The article highlights success, with over $4 million collected and most returned to families, while acknowledging ongoing hardships for custodial parents.
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Energy tax plan could trigger double digit inflation
Frank Crowson argues the proposed BTU energy tax will raise household bills, lift steel and aluminum costs, and boost transportation expenses. He predicts higher prices for cars, cans, and basic goods, risking wage inflation and diminished buying power under a Carter era debt reduction scheme.
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