Local governments seek to regulate cell towers via CMS plan
Editorial discusses Center for Municipal Solutions advising towns like Emmitsburg Walkersville and Brunswick on tower siting under the Telecommunications Act. It notes proposed ordinances designate existing structures for towers impose removal bonds and fund CMS through escrow charges passed to users, highlighting private consulting tied to municipal control.
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Hose Slavk
Center For Municipal Solutions
CMS
Michael Steele
Verizon
Maryland editor urges focus on Kathleen Townsend in 2002 race
Roy Meachum reflects on Joe Sterne and Baltimore Sun editorials linking them to Maryland politics. The piece analyzes Kathleen Kennedy Townsend’s gubernatorial prospects, Robert Ehrlich’s GOP challenge, and redistricting impact. It critiques party unity, donor influence, and the tone of the 2002 governor's race with references to Maryland figures and campaigns.
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America
Joe Sterne
Baltimore
Sun
Sterne
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend
Kathleen
Annapolis
Shrlich
Mrs. Traynsend
Goy Mor
Ehrlich
Long
Maryland
Ehetich
GOP
Willam Daynald Schaefer
Bill Shepard
Hobby Krtich
Sun Story
Bobby Ehrlich
Frederick
Sue Hecht
Repub-ligan
Baltimore County
Ruppersberger
Rep. Ehrlich
Frances
Glendening
Francie
Centeninl
Tarawell
Mary
Mrs
War toys return as patriots and playtime battles rise
In a nostalgia drenched reminiscence the author recalls growing up in Pittsburgh playing with war toys from GI Joes to grenades and six guns. The piece links wartime toys to Afghanistan era heroics and notes a public mood that shifted toward a pro military stance while children reenact battles in the street.
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Afghanistan
Pittsburgh
Reckless driving arrest interrupts Hews-Pogy tale
Harold Glenn Conner of Tunings ton, Wii, was arrested by Frederick County Sheriff's deputies on reckless driving charges and freed from jail hours later after being located on North Bar ket Street. The incident occurred as 125 Republicans gathered in Middletown for a Freder ick County Young Republicans dinner discussing 1952 elections amid roadblock reports.
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Harold Glenn Conner
Tuningston
Wii
Frederic County
Hurnikey
Austin Murray
Sgt
Stallings
State Police
Mr Conner
North Barket Street
Mijdletown
Frederik County
Young Republicans
Wang Republicans
Republican Congress
Community calls for safety fix at U S 15 Hayward Wormans Mill
Letters urge Maryland to install traffic signals at the Hayward Road and Wormans Mill Road intersection with U S 15 to stop dangerous U turns and merge conflicts. writers push driver vision checks for seniors over 70, citing two women killed on U S 15 and a fatal Montana? accident as motivation.
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Fredericks County
Hayward
Wormans Mill Roads
U.S. 15
Highway Department
US 15
Wortans Mill Road
Hayward Road
Willow Road
Maryland
Motor Vehicle Administration
U.S
Birth video controversy sparks mom reactions
APHIL DUNNE describes parental debate after a video of a third daughter's birth was taped by a family member. The writer reflects on labor visuals, privacy, and the dynamics of filming during delivery as opinions diverge among mothers.
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Vicki Ohend
Wonton
Havir
Nat
St. Berard
Dane
Letters condemn childbirth comparison in a letter
Readers debate the portrayal of childbirth in a letter. Sandi Kissell, Lucy Oland, and Marc Lease defend the beauty and seriousness of birth, while others condemn likening it to a wet, clumsy entry. Mark J. Hughes notes sympathy and concerns about donor and aid expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard
Yny
Indaw
Ther
Ms. Qland
Vicki Uland
Fin
Lucy
Oland
Homicide or pugicide in New Market debate stirs letters
Tony Kehnle of New Market chides the News Post for a Thursday front page headline about cows killed in a ranch loss. He claims homicide should describe human killing, proposes punning with pugicide, and defends use of precise agricultural terms for cows.
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Wingarth
Robert Ramsburg
News Post
Families seek free aid after 9 11 attacks fallout
Frustrated relatives lament insufficient government and Red Cross support for victims' families. They argue families with bills and college costs face ongoing hardship while aid remains limited. The piece notes disaster relief aims to assist those affected and critics demand broader coverage.
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Mal
Red Cross
Fed Cross
Ming
Celief
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Gordon Smith
Frederick Towne Mall
Wemd Radio
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Emitsburg
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Rick Lewis
Jobo Schreiner
Bill McMichael
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