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News in Frederick, Maryland

16 Dec 1994

Page 15

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Dec 16, 1994

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15

Growth debates shape Frederick County in post election era

Douglas Sheldon Jr. argues that Frederick County growth focuses on housing while business expansion lags. He cites 17,000 residential units, APFO debates, planning shortfalls, and potential Disney investment as growth levers. He urges informed citizen engagement and accountability from new county commissioners.

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Frederick County Montgomery County Washington Baltimore/Frederick triangle Montana Wyoming APFO Maryland Disney Governors’ Office Schaefer Camden Yard New Market Board of Education, Planning and Zoning Commissioners PTA
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Common ground in gun control debate and open space

In Paul Fussell's view of the gun control fight parallels with World War I, he notes spiteful stereotypes on both sides and urges finding common ground. He highlights hunters allies for conservation, re enactors at Gathland Park illustrating history, concerns about poaching, and the value of open space and civil discourse in The Frederick Post's town meeting.

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Paul Fussell Capitol Hill Fussell Frederick County Gathland Park Democratic Forum Frederick Post
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Frederick County officer applauds Sheriff Hagy victory

Corrections officer Richard W. Fredericks congratulates Sheriff Jim W. Hagy on election win and urges focus on leadership, morale, and public safety. He cites past concerns about the Harbaugh administration, recreation yard fence issues, and call‑in delays during the escape incident, urging transparent, people‑centered policing.

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Sherff Jim Hagg Frederick County Hagy Sheriff Hagy Carl Harbaugh Harbaugh Jim W. Hagy
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Douglas Sheldon Jr Kathryn Ruud Middletown Richard Fredericks Hagg Richard W. Fredercks Walkersville Sarer Nowe
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