Monocacy Boulevard extension eyed to boost east Frederick
Local officials push a four mile east Frederick road to connect I 70 with Md 26 to spur development and jobs. The plan, dubbed the Jobs Pathway, would cost about 15.4 million dollars and ease traffic for residents and workers nearby.
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Barking Dog Noise Complaint Sparks County Rule Critique
Robert L Blodnikar writes from Walkersville about a second notice under Frederick County animal noise rules. He questions the ordinance and secrecy of complainants, noting his dogs bark only in response to outdoor stimuli and that the police provide no clear criteria or due process.
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Are You Really Ready to Buy a Personal Computer
A consumer warns readers not to buy a computer just because ads promise happiness. The author questions the need and highlights common buyer traps. He notes experts often miss key questions and urges readers to assess true use, avoiding hype and unnecessary purchases.
Mac advice from Royko ends with Mac praise
Mike Royko mocks early computer hype and urges readers to avoid useless gadgets. He contrasts books and phones with PCs, notes online mail myths, and recommends buying a Mac for easier use over Windows rivals.
Fire gutts Central Restaurant as blaze spreads in Frederick
Fire at 1 a.m. from wiring gutted the Central Restaurant on North Market Street. Firemen fought freezing conditions to control the blaze by 2 a.m. and prevented spread to the Castle Building. Camp Detrick was called for equipment as the roof and back of the Castle Building ignited. Snow White Grill and A E Fisher property heated. local toy repair shop aided by hobbyists, veterans, and Auxiliary workers. Holmes D Baker D Jr memorial tent donated to Frederick City Hospital. March of Dimes chair chosen. Snow Ball draws big crowd. eleven new staff at Maryland School for the Deaf.
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Christmas Without X in Christmas Wish
A reader urges reconsidering the shorthand X for Christmas urging people to write Christ in Christmas. The letter argues the season centers on Christ and rejects the X as misleading and inappropriate.
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Man may wave good-bye to corner
WOODY CARNES reports Orville Johnson of Madison and South Market has waved to passing cars for 15 years at a busy corner. A neighbor’s police complaint may end the act of kindness, though Frederick’s community remains supportive and hopeful.
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Readers weigh in on cloud seeding policy
A number of concerned readers have written to The Frederick News-Post about cloud seeding. They raise questions about the legality and legitimacy of this weather modification practice.
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Weather modification licensing urged by Maryland senator
Tim Ferguson, state senator for District 4, cites Article 25 and notes county commissioners in Frederick, Garrett, and Washington have authority to adopt weather modification ordinances. He urges citizens to contact their county boards if action is warranted on weather modification or cloud seeding in Taylorsville.
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Police charge man with hitting boy in Frederick
In the December Frederick Post report a man is accused of striking a boy. The writer questions the boy’s late night roaming and the absence of parental supervision, urging vigilance from readers.
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Finders Keepers Fight Over Lost Safeway Cash
Bev Fedock recalls dropping 90 dollars at a Safeway on December 9 and discovering the cash missing. A cashier says a man who found it kept it, replying it was his. Fedock appeals to honesty, noting the man’s remark and wishing him no bragging rights, ending with a Christmas greeting.
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Hood College faculty defend curriculum decisions and process
Amelia Hernandez explains that Hood College's academic priorities arose from an elected faculty committee's thoughtful deliberation and broad consensus, not a secret mandate. She praises colleagues for calm reflection and open debate and shares President Peterson's letter with the Hood community.
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Redskins Best Cowboys in Dallas, Exposed Crying Fans
Jodie Oden accuses Dallas Cowboys fans of always whining after a December 3 game in Dallas where the Redskins, with Aikman and Smith present, won and a Darrell Green call drew the lone official dispute. The piece asserts Washington was the better team and taunts fans to move if they must cry.
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Letters to the Editor Policy Notice at Frederick News-Post
The Frederick News-Post invites readers to submit letters with name address and phone number for verification. Include full contact details and send via postal mail to 200 E. Patrick St Frederick MD or by telefax to 662-8299 as part of official letters to the editor guidance.
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