Carroll Creek Project Seen as Model for Frederick Revival
Frederick officials compare their Carroll Creek waterway plan to San Antonio’s flood stabilized riverfront and downtown rejuvenation. The piece praises Frederick’s downtown as rivaling Annapolis and Easton, notes state funding, and frames Carroll Creek as a community spirit project beyond bricks and mortar.
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San Antonio
Carroll Creek
Frederick
Maryland
Annapolis
Easton
Market Street
Way Station
Baltimore
Maryland’s child care crisis outlined by Bob Reid
Annapolis Bureau Chief Bob Reid warns Maryland faces growing child care burdens as births outside marriage rise, nonwhite infant mortality remains high, and many families live in poverty. Data from MCC and state statistics show teen births, female-headed homes, and rising public support shaping future policy.
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Maryland
U.S
Maryland Committee For Children
MCC
John A. Pica Jr
W. Mulberry Street
Baltimore City
Pica
Picca
Medicare
Frederick County
Israeli Iran missile deal probe reaches into Switzerland
A Customs Service telex shows three Israeli officers sought to obtain an end-user certificate for 10 000 TOW missiles to be flown from Israel to Iran via Grand M A Ltd of New York and transshipped through Italy and Switzerland. The report ties to the broader Iran hostages arms deal and notes Israel's possible role, with no final outcome disclosed.
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Washington
Israel
Ben Beenin
Iran
Tehran
Customs Service
Corky Johnson
Threestar
Twostar
U.S
White House
Bey Ont
Rome
Strategic Investigations Division
New York City
Grand M.A. Ltd
Telex
Italy
Transac
Tion
Switzerland
Customs
Tower Commission
CIA
School principal faces assault charge after paddling incident
Pace Court Justice Walter Linn oversees the case of Burkittsyle School principal Christian Skidmore charged with assault and battery following the paddling of eight pupils Miss Haze Holter testified as the principal witness for the defense. Cedar tree on Henry DeGrange property bears nine blossoms noted as unusual in northwest Frederick. Floods recede leaving silt and millions in damage renewing recovery efforts in the Potomac and Monocacy valleys. Point of Rocks residents confined upstairs during floods as crews pump cellars. Debris removal planned for Death Curve five miles east of Hagerstown via state road project led by Dr H E Tabler. Susan Bowers farm to be purchased for curve removal after multiple fatal crashes.
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Pace
Walter Linn
Christian Skidmore
Burkittsyle
Haze
Holter
Skidmore
Henry SB DeGrange
Grant Street
Frederick
Potomac
Monnocany
Point of Rocks
Independent Hose Co
Lewis Cline
Merhi Biser
Millard Brust
Hagerstown
H.E. Tabler
State Roads Commission
Susan Bowers
Open House Lifts Convent Cloister Rules At Frederick Academy
The Sisters of the Frederick Academy of the Visitation held an Open House from 2 to 5 pm to publicly display results of a Restoration Fund Campaign. Auxiliary Bishop T Austin Murphy granted permission to lift cloister restrictions for the event. A Lewistown district group aims to form a volunteer fire company, led by James S Grimes, noting long response times. Frederick County schools plan centralized food service, bidding on staples, and county-wide lunch menus to cut costs.
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Frederick Academy of the Visitation
T. Austin Murphy
Baltimore
Lewistown
James S. Grimes
Grimes
Thurmont
Walkersville
Frederick
Frederick County
Should public officials vote their conscience or constituents will
Letter from G. LEE TEETS of Myersville argues officials should follow constituents when possible, urging council to oppose the May 19 annexation plan for 116 houses on 61 acres. He notes local water limits, high taxes, and quality of life, urging council to reflect residents’ views and resist growth.
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U.S
Myersville
Theorelitainy
Frederick County
Appalled by Budget Cuts in Frederick County Education
Bernice Fritzinger of Adamstown voices alarm at Dr. Berger's proposed cuts to BoE spending. She argues against depriving students of books, trips, kindergarten, swimming, and safe transportation. She questions new positions and bus use, urging priority for teachers and students amid growth.
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Sam
Berger
Dr. Berger
Concerns on minors driving limits and university conduct
A set of four topics covers traffic deaths by a 16-year-old driver, college student behavior, constitutional limits on evidence and privacy, and strict penalties for carrying firearms outside property with new detection methods. The author argues against minors’ permits, university suppression of unrest, preserving rights while stopping public-interest abuses, and enforcing firearm possession rules.
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Bob Reid
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Frederick News.Post
Jack Anderson
Commission
George Bush
Tower Board
Iraq
Bureau of Land Management
Agriculture Department
Inspector General
Lisa Sylvester
California
United Feature Syndicate
Wang
G. Lee
Commissioners
Frederick Countians
Bernice Fritzinger
Adamstown
Charles Peter Goodwin Frederick
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