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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 2001
Page
4
Maryland tree growers report steady demand for cut your own trees as Thanksgiving weekends bring families to hilltop fields. With 292 growers statewide, Frederick County remains a peak spot where shoppers trek through pine litter to choose and haul home their perfect tree amid mild late autumn weather.
The Dee column of December 6 presents a misstatement about a Hebrew festival and an eight-stem candelabra. The note confuses the Menorah with other imagery while mentioning Liberace and Manischewitz in a tangential, non-fact-based aside.
Letter by Ray Greenberg argues against Roy Meachum’s view, defending Israel’s actions as provoked and condemning Arab leaders for aggression. He cites 1967 events, border tensions, Straits of Tiran closure, and regional pacts, claiming historical justification for Israel’s existence and actions. He also critiques a local commission hearing cost increases as unreasonable.
A letter to the editor from William L. Woodcock of Frederick warns that taxes may extend to basic needs like shelter water oxygen and food. He urges voters to oust current tax advocates to prevent Frederick County from being taxed into oblivion.
A reader notes a photo featuring Jennifer Dougherty on the front page of the November issue and questions the depiction. The message alleges an owner, Kim Delauter Thurment, appears behind a bar with a tall draft beer, claiming the setup could violate liquor regulations.
Neighborhood Watch opposes a proposed shelter, citing drug and alcohol-using, emotionally ill residents nearby. The Beacon House and the Way Stall already operate nearby, raising questions about hidden motives behind the opposition.
Brenda and Brian Musselman of Libertytown recount four years with Sandy a loyal dog who loved greeting people and playing with toys. They express heartbreak over her death caused by a driver who did not stop emphasizing the need for respect and accountability while extending sympathy to Hunter's family and others who lost loved ones.
A letter from Gary L. Jenkins defends Mayor Grimes against alleged harassment and urges Frederick residents to let him focus on life and business. The writer asserts many have erred in speech, praises Grimes’ work, and questions public shaming via publishing names in print.
A local citizen voices frustration as Frederick County increases water charges by about 30 percent alongside existing higher housing and property taxes. The note cites personal bills and cites DHF rate changes, claiming broader cost of living impacts for residents.
The piece argues over using military tribunals for non US citizens accused of terror, weighing ordinary courts versus international tribunals and executive orders, noting public support and political friction while highlighting procedural safeguards and war context.
A loud blast at the Mt Grove Lime Company quarries east of Frederick rattled windows in parts of the city. Workers said the charge was heavy yet caused no damage and that noon and evening blasts were routine after hours.
A letter laments fatal pet injuries from hit and run drivers. It recalls families including Young and Congs, lists a dog named Hunter and Sandy, describes a nonbusy subdivision crash, notes Sandy’s four hour struggle and veterinary effort, and reflects on lost pets and grief.
Local readers are buzzing as the Black Hawk dispute dominates headlines. News outlets push for clarity amid ongoing debates over release terms, with officials weighing public interest against private interests. Community members seek answers as timelines, potential impacts, and accountability questions surface.
A disputed guideline says if names appear they must all be printed including those in a so called black book and any mimes. critics warn it could reveal private figures tied to The Past and scrutiny of public officials.
Edward Thompson argues against sensational fears about J K Rowling and the Harry Potter books. He recalls his own childhood games and fairy tales, urging readers to treat the series as imaginative fiction for children, not occult instruction. He cites a journey from belief to restraint, urging moderation in interpretation.
The Frederick News-Post outlines exclusive Letters to the Editor to The Nuiker Post Suned with full author details and home address. Submissions must be mailed or faxed to provide verification, with an address box and contact, and the site notes space limits and publication discretion.
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