Commissioners Clash Delays Fire and Rescue Vote
Discussion centers on ongoing friction within the county board as Commissioners Ronald Sundergill and Sue Ann Yingling clash over politics while delaying a fire and rescue proposal vote. The paper notes that open debate and close votes reflect healthy democracy, despite personal tensions, and hopes for decisions that benefit county residents.
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Ronald Sundergill
Sue Ann Yingling
Frederick County
Community advisory committee aids Frederick County Sheriff
Carl R Harbaugh argues for a Citizens Advisory Committee to advise the Frederick County Sheriff's Office. The panel would identify crime factors, review current initiatives, and recommend programs for crime prevention and depopulation of the detention facility while noting it does not set policy. Meetings are open to the public, with emphasis on community concerns and budget transparency.
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Citizens Advisory Committee
Frederick County Sheriff's Office
Sheriff's Office
Sherff
Montevue Lane
Frederick
Tom
Publc
Media Ee
Citzens
Frederick County
News. Post
Advisory Committee
Emmitsburg
Maryland
News-Post
Frederck County
Sherffs
Tanpower
Sheriffs Office
Fredes ‘Heer
Fragmented OCR yields garbled public service notes and student concerns
A garbled OCR passage mixes names, places, and topics from a public service story. It references students, health education, and possible school incidents, but readable facts are sparse. The fragmentary text mentions Henneke Gephesis and non academic issues tied to, among others, sex education and school safety.
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Henneke
Media and politics collide in gossip and defenses
A critical note on how rumors shape public perception and how major papers report scandals. It discusses the Clinton adultery allegations, Gennifer Flowers, and a Bush affair headline in the New York Post, linking gossip to political narratives and media standards.
Bush Clinton gossip under scrutiny in press uproar
Ann McFeathers notes the New York Post rumor on an affair involving Bush and an aide, calling it unreliable gossip. Bush defends his silence at a televised briefing with Israel's prime minister as reporters press for denial. Voters prefer focus on records over unproven innuendo.
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Bush
Israel
Cable News
Clinton
Best use of our agricultural land
A long memorandum warns that 3,500 acres per day in the United States are bulldozed for development and housing, reducing farm production by 1,304.5 square miles yearly. If unchecked, Frederick County could lose its farm land area in two years, threatening the region as a future breadbasket amid population growth and water and soil stresses.
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United States
Linganore Creek
Frederick County
U.S. Agriculture Department
Illinois
U.S
Texan Panhandle
California
Oregon
Fredenck County
League of Women Voters
Frederick
Cpa
Peter Ae Valles
Piedmont I
Valet
Lele Losgarure
Baltimore draft selections reveal rising induction acceptance
Fifty years ago the acceptance rate for active military duty among 27 men aged 20 to 45 from local Draft Board orders in Baltimore rose as 74 men from Draft Board 2 were sent to Baltimore, with data pending. Frederick Mayor Culler cites severe garbage collection limits due to trucks and funding refusals. Coast Guard drag searches for a 17-year-old drowning victim near Frederick quarry. Frederick City high school students aid Appalachian Kentucky projects aiding widows and disabled miners. Neighbors report threefold higher complaints at new housing on Pennsylvania Sagner Avenue due to delinquent youths.
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Draft Board #2
Frederick City High School
Bonnie Brown
Kathy Brode
Joan DeGrange
Robert Porter
Robert Freed
Terry Fisher
Kevin Dixon
Betsy Merchand
Donna Smith
Sandy Bowen
Appalachian Mountains
Kentucky
United Methodist Church
Pennsylvania-Sagner Avenue
Frederick
Residents fight landfills and “Not in my backyard” stance grows
Notes by JOSEPH J BALBI in Thurmont describe local opposition to new landfills near multiple communities including Libertytown Mount Pleasant and Linganore areas. The piece links landfill fears to blighted land and property value losses while cautioning against covert psychological influence and “Impression Management.”
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Libertytown
Mount Pleasant
McKaig
Daysville
Centerville
Linganore Pud
Linganore High School
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Johnsville
Unionville
Mount Airy Estates
Oak Acres
Spring Hill
Ceresvile
Frederick City
Linganore
Village support centers and sustainable career pathways proposal
A proposal to create village based support centers across regions linking apprenticeship programs and career development networks with organic farming, Green Party and environmental groups, 4H, universities, and health and social services to foster family values and job security without harming ecological heritage. The plan envisions a Peace Path trail and community hubs supporting sustainable livelihoods through local investment and collaboration among international networks and local planning offices.
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Foces
Regina
BCU
Dissension in political big tent draws fire from NOW and CARL
In a Frederick News-Post column May 29 Jack Anderson accuses NOW and CARL of using low blows against pro life groups led by Congressman Robert Dorman. He cites radio ads and a harsh critique while warning of aggressive polemics and a broader conspiracy framing.
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Jack Anderson
Frederick
Dorman
Dornan
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