Talbots to open store in downtown Frederick landmark
Talbots plans a downtown Frederick branch in the Everedy Square area, moving into the former Kitchen Witch location near East Church and East streets. The move marks a rare return of a national chain downtown since the 1970s, reflecting renewed faith in Frederick's traditional urban core.
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LT Worldwide
James Claining
Kitchen Witch
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East Streets
Everedy Square
Frederick
Jcpenney
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Sears
West Patrick Street
South Market Street
Montgomery Ward
South Court Street
Penney’s and Wards
Frederick Towne Mall
Francis Scott Key
Bert Anderson
Greater
Political tensions flare between Glendening and Miller in Maryland
The governor touts tax cuts and spending, while Senate President Miller criticizes the plan as cynical. The feud over tax policy, education funding, and the College Park stadium project signals potential renewed partisan battles in Annapolis.
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General Assembly
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P.G
University of Maryland
Cole Field House
Terps
Cole
Prince George’s County
College Park
New Culture Temple
Maryland
Professor Grendening
Mr. Miller
Annapolis
Bank modernization sparks debate over scope and safety
Washington debates bank modernization as Congress and regulators push banks into insurance and securities. Critics warn taxpayers could pay if new ventures fail, while supporters cite community reinvestment potential. Proposals from Ludwig and Greenspan differ on holding company routes and subsidy flows.
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Congress
Clinton
Anc UN
Michelle Meier
The
Consumers Union
Comptroller’s Office
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
FDIC
Mint
Ludwig
Fed
John Taylor
National Community Reinvestment Coalition
Joseph R. Coyne
Jack Anderson
New Hope rally trims Frederick streets amid coal strike end
Frederick residents observed a Christmas trimming effort as the 17 day national coal strike ended abruptly on November 20. Notables include Edgar M. Freeze of Thurmont and others from Frederick. Reverend Dr Gaither P Warfield returned home after two months in Europe as a mission representative. Snow Ball Snow Belles named for December 11 25th annual event.
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Frederick
National Coal
Gaither P. Warfield
Europe
Board of Missions of
The
Methodist Church
U.S
World Council of Churches
Simple change to conferences could win for Frederick schools
Barry K Salisbury argues for replacing two half days of parent teacher conferences with one full day off. He contends this saves bus costs, avoids scheduling chaos, and increases learning time while preserving total conference hours.
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Frederick County
Blame Shifts Over Teen Motel Murder Letter Debate
Tom compels reply to Timothy D. McCown's missive criticizing a Diane Larkin letter about a newborn murder case. The exchange questions whether parental views on abortion pushed teens to kill, arguing against framing the tragedy as result of anti abortion stances.
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Timothy D. McCown
Diane Larkin
Mr. McCown
New Jersey
Iss Covicom Bas Hhe Rae
Meine
Pro life views and Israel noted in reader letter
A reader defends the pro life movement against charges of self righteousness and fear, highlighting crisis pregnancy centers and help for troubled pregnancies. The letter also discusses Israel as a reliable ally, noting bipartisan support and U S aid dynamics during the Gulf War and Israel's cooperation with the United States. Frederick LEO SPERLING signs the letter from New Market and comments on Meacham's alleged anti Israeli stance.
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Rere Mresevant Coust
Dad Givdly
Planned Parenthood
Noronte
Tel Aviv
Israel
American Congress
Truman
Middle East
Gulf
Saudi Arabia
U.S.A
U.S
Egypt
Syria
Meachum
Teaching respect program for students in Maryland
Helen Willis of Hagerstown urges the Maryland Department of Education to create a program teaching respect and awareness to students. She notes benefits in how children interact with themselves and others, especially those with physical challenges, to prepare them for diverse contact today.
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Maryland Department of Education
Letters to the Editor policy for The Frederick News
The Frederick News invites signed letters exclusive to The News Post with writer's name home address and home and business telephone numbers for verification. Due to high volume some letters are abridged and publication is not guaranteed. Include mailing address and contact details.
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