Editorial questions One World unsolicited proposal for City Creek sites
The piece centers on One World submitting an unsolicited bid to develop two Car Creek sites, amid a dispute over RFP timing. It criticizes the administration for not clearly inviting competition, questions fairness of accepting an unsolicited proposal, and notes Alderman Meta Nash and Ms Dougherty argue over process and campaign impact. The editorial calls for a renewed, level playing field and transparent procedure.
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Autounk
Jim Games
Cole Pon
Meta Nash
Ms Dougherty
Nash
Ms Doughert
Manianl
One World
Carfullcreek
Ma Dauxherts
URFP
Mfe Nash
J. Triter Dougherty
Galileo was right about heliocentrism and science
A packed column argues Galileo proved Copernican theory, the church erred, and stem cell research faces political religious clashes. It cites Galileo, Urban VIII, John Paul II, and today’s U S House vote, noting Neuralstem and GeronCorp in Maryland and California as examples.
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Galileo
Pisa
Urban VI
Earth
Vatican
Congress
House
United States
Poltinas
Catholic Church
U.S
College Park
Neuralstem
Baltimore
Sun
Maryland
Bsan
California
Geron Corp
America
Urban VH
Moses
Egypt
Laura Bush shines as first lady with quiet popularity
The article profiles Laura Bush enjoying a relaxed Texas vacation home in Crawford and notes her high public regard for reading advocacy and understated Oval Office style. It contrasts public views of Laura with Hillary Clinton, cites Gallup data on favorable impressions and job approval, and discusses challenges facing political spouses while praising Bush’s low key approach and impact.
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Crawford
Texas
Laura Bush
Oval Office
Europe
U.S
Kosovo
Jenna
Pew Research Center
Clinton
Bush
Midland
Rosalynn Carter
Nancy Reagan
Barbara Bush
Hillary Clinton
Gallup
Marine One
Tellder
America
Frederick County News Highlights From The Road
A village charity event at the Bares Braclie home was featured in Esso Road News monthly travel paper distributed by Esso dealers. An incident involved Arm Capt. Richard Kneisel seeking a missing person who aided a boy and his father after a head rash injury. The Frederic County Street Red Club hosted a large pre 1948 car rally at Husky Park with many vintage and street machines. The Frederick Treatment Center opened at 615 N. Market St offering speech pathology audiology and occupational therapy. Ralph Kehne reported a towering 21 inch ear on a 199 variety corn patch atop a 10 foot patch in his 20 year field.
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Bares Braclie
Esso Road News
Trav
Esso
Richard Kneisel
McClellan
Ala
Frederck County Street Red Club
Husky Park
Highland Street
Frederick
N. Market St
Marjorie Klippstein
Senior Citizens Center
North Market Street
Catoctin View Apartments
Ralph Kehne
Mae 144
Pay Raise Proposal Sparks Mixed Reactions
The Font page reports a survey on a proposed pay raise drawing criticism over its scope and sampling. Readers question the sample size randomness and familiarity with the raise, while noting officials’ pay and duties. The piece hints at broader questions about value and governance.
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Jews-Post
Tom
Speak
National Inquirer
Weekly World Report
Coe Oeam
Joe Seporati Questions Carrying Weapons in Trunk
Local reader Joe Seporati of Middletown asks about legality of carrying a keychain with a pocketknife and a machete or two shovels in a vehicle. The note hints at court timing and concerns about how weapon prosecutions are handled.
Horrific abortion posters scare motorists in New Market
Robert W. Fisher recalls a disturbing experience on the Golden Mile when five children aged 6 to 12 were exposed to graphic abortion images near a traffic light. He notes the encounter occurred as the signal turned red and the crowd blocked the street, causing distress for the group.
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State Ny
Golden Mile
Middletown
Letters reveal student reactions to abortion topic at Frederick High
Debra Burgoyne and Jennifer Tom of FHS Class of 2001 recount tense moments as older students aged 11 and 12 react to a display about abortion and trimester. The readers discuss parental boundaries, school responsibility, and the impact on emotions and learning during the visit.
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Debby
Hall Supported by Black Voters for Tax Cuts
William Hall, backed by black voters, touts two consecutive tax reductions for the city. A proponent of affordable living, Hall says his record includes tax relief and fiscal restraint. Earl A. Robbins Jr. notes Tamsville origins.
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William Hall
Get
FHS fosters courage and inclusivity through guidance
The piece applauds FHS tutorial center staff for supporting students after school, noting confidence rises during study sessions. It highlights students learning to view history from multiple perspectives and praises Peace and Tolerance as an initiative promoting acceptance across the school through leadership by Karki and erpatherines.
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Batman
Superman
Earth
FHS
Cation
Family ties: Woman traces roots in New Hampshire
A story about Mary Croteau of Hampton, New Hampshire, who is happily reunited with her family and discovers her ancestral ties. The piece highlights local genealogy efforts and community interest in family history discoveries.
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Mary Croteau
Hampton
New Hampshire
Letters to the Editor and submission details
The Frederick News-Post invites Letters to the Editor and outlines submission methods by mail, phone, and email. Readers are urged to include their real names and contact information while noting some letters from abroad may appear and that poetry is not published.
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Lemar
Frederick Mows
P.O. Box
Frederick
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