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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 2001
Page
3
The annual Wings Over Frederick brings thousands of airplane fans to the weekend event with familiar acts like sky jumpers jet car and wing walker. Attendees praise the atmosphere safety and family-friendly environment while enjoying the displays new and old planes and educational talks.
A fragmented critique questions school governance and funding. It notes wasted money and limited measurable student achievement. The piece laments reliance on costly yet ineffective systems while urging urgent action to avoid deeper education failures.
Judges Howard Holt and Pat Layman presided as A. Spicer Bell, ex Brunswick School principal, was named to replace retiring H. Edward Reiley. Meanwhile about 1650 state troopers faced wage and benefit gaps and many sought union support, with around 40 troopers meeting at Independent Hose Company No. 1 to discuss UFCW Local 400 assistance.
A reader voices frustration over diesel fumes from buses idling near homes and school grounds. She challenges the district and criticizes Richard Wandres for belittling Ms Hoy’s illness, urging acknowledgment and action rather than insinuations of personal motive.
Passenger notes mention bus fumes not a problem and windows open on the side while the Ray bus is parked. The speaker asked people nearby about the situation and reflects on parking and possible safety concerns. Wendy Lewis is referenced.
A local note from Mount Airy voices worry over actions affecting Isle Road and surrounding county. The writer urges consideration of impacts on the African American cemetery established before the 1850s and nearby Freeman's one room schoolhouse, stressing the harm to community and children.
Reader questions YMCA reply and alleges funds did not reach low-paid daycare workers. Mentions August 18 and concern about where money went, implying misallocation or mismanagement.
Frederick reading of political line prompts Lee Richards to warn about state taxation while arguing for informed civic engagement. Jodye L Roebuck of Point of Rocks adds a local viewpoint urging readers to learn how funds are used and supported.
John B. Johnston of Derwood accuses state leaders of overreach in toying with rights of Baltimore City and county residents. He cites discrimination fears and calls for broader public input while criticizing Governor Parrising and party politics.
A local housing proposal on Woodville Road prompts resident concerns about preserving prime agricultural land and natural resources. Neighbors near Izaac Walton America Mount Airy Boy Scout camp and Mitchell Court share the affected property line and fear impacts on soil forest and water. The community cites past examples like the Singapore Shooting Range in urging defense of the club's right to exist.
Local residents and officials criticize a FCC ruling deemed too liberal for the area. Frederick Commag and allied groups argue the measure undermines conservative values and targets by state leaders. The dispute centers on health benefits for live‑in companions and appointments by Governor Glendening.
The speaker defends county commissioners, noting long hours and public service. They credit the commissioners with tough duties, including tax concerns, power plant issues, planning meetings at Winchester Hall, and accessible schedules online.
Charles M. Abell, manager of Frederick Municipal Airport, praises Ike Wilson for his positive aviation reporting and recalls the first insert on the airport. He notes a correction read at an air show and on a handout distributed to veterans and the community.
Community column outlining submission rules for Letters to the Editor. It explains that writers must include name, address, and home phone for verification, and notes that poetry religious verse dorm letters or copies are not published. Details for mailing fax and email contacts are provided.
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