Bank opens new Crestwood headquarters with expansion
FCNB Corporation unveils an $8.2 million three story, 58 000 square foot headquarters on Crestwood Boulevard. Clyde Crum says morale will rise as employees relocate to the new building near I 270 while downtown branches consolidate. The bank grows to 20 offices in six counties, with room for expansion and improved parking.
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Crestwood Boulevard
Montgomery County
Clyde Crum
Robin Neary
Crabtree Rohrbaugh
Morgan Keller
Fcnb Corporation
Taxpayer Bill of Rights aims to tame the IRS
The piece argues for stronger taxpayer protections as the IRS expands power. It notes high tax shares since 1950, concerns over forms and due process, and calls for clearer IRS notices, attorney fee shifts, and liability reforms. It cites Cato Institute and GAO findings, mentions past vetoes, and urges support for H.R. 2491.
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IRS
Internal Revenue Service
Sudsen
CLA
FBI
Cato Institute
Dan Pilia
Government Accounting Office
Berry's World MEIP OG eet nee But tet vtrnger a DET BES
The readable fragments depict a quirky Berry’s World cartoon caption with garbled text. No clear names, dates, places, or events emerge to identify a concrete incident or person.
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Meip
Breakup of Magnet Class Triggers Parent Letter Critique
A magnet program parental letter condemns elitist attitudes in sixth grade magnet classes, calling breaking up the class a poor idea and highlighting ongoing tensions over program inclusivity and access in March. The letter reflects broader concerns about equity within the magnet system.
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Nce
Magnet program not sole path for Frederick County students
Marilyn Hendricks of Frederick argues that while the magnet program benefits academically gifted students, many equally capable children in the county would thrive in neighborhood schools. She emphasizes social development, friendships, and balance between academics and social skills, noting parental attitudes can unduly elevate magnet participants and overlook all students' worth.
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Frederick County
Ijamsville
Car theft chase ends as driver vanishes at night
State Trooper W M Houck pursued a stolen car through Emmitsburg around midnight. The motorist swerved behind a filling station, leaped out, and disappeared into darkness. Residents later noted the glare of new high mast lights at I-70 and US 40 A, and three students at Catoctin High listened to bicentennial programs in NPS loaned chairs.
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W.M. Houck
Emmitsburg
Paul R. Brown
Thurmont
U.S. 40-A
Jan Sawyer
Greg Taylor
Brian Troxell
Catoctin High School
National Park Service
Callous Remarks Stir Family Over Fatal Accident
The family of Helen Bertke confronts remarks by State Trooper W.R. Herman calling the crash his "first fatal." The exchange highlights sensitivities as the Bertke family processes the death and public reaction.
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Helen Bertke
W.R. Herman
Hood College conflict over trees and programs sparks letter
Ellen MeerK, Melissa Lines, and Greta Friedman critique Hood College on April 5 for mass destruction of valuable trees for an architectural plan. The letter questions the college’s values and priorities as majors like nutrition physical education and studio art face phased elimination while environmental concerns go unmet.
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Hood College
Hood
Tatum
Country's worst enemies are home-grown
As the anniversary nears of a devastating terrorist attack, the text laments internal threats and the lasting damage caused by violent acts. The fragment mentions Oklahoma and a guard, referencing a traumatic event and its echoes, with scattered names and unclear details.
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Oklahoma
Lampence
Borbir
Garth
Letters and concerns on disaster memory and teaching jobs
A reader recalls the Oklahoma bombing and expresses hope that Americans continue supporting neighbors. Purple ribbons honor victims as questions rise about staffing, school budgets, and what it takes to earn a teaching contract in Frederick County. The letters praise civic unity and critique hiring criteria for teachers.
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Daily News
Oklahoma
Frederick County
Frederick County Teaching Candidate Seeks Contract Post
A teacher with 11 years in education and dual Maryland public and private experience moved from Prince George’s to Frederick County seeking a contracted English teaching position. After a year with only one interview, the job went to a former college graduate.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Prince George's County
Revert College
Gre
Mothers Deserve More Recognition From All Generations
A reader muses on the vital role of mothers, praising their influence and devotion. The piece notes mothers keep the world together, deserve more than one day of honor, and cites personal gratitude to his mother who guided him toward Frederick Community College. Karl Graham expresses belief in mothers’ central value and even envisions a mother as president improving the world.
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Dennis Rodman
Letters to the Editor on Welcoming Visitors and Volume
A jumble of letters discusses welcoming visitors and handling high letter volume. It mentions contact details including an address in Ponderic, and a phone number 442-8705, with references to location BS Bex and ZIP 23758.
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Maryland Veterans Commission
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Indiantown Gap
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