County commissioners vote to hold Jobs Pathway funding
An editorial criticizes commissioners for halting 666,600 in road funds and for delaying tax increment funding on the Jobs Pathway, risking a $4 million eastern loop bridge over the Monocacy River and hundreds of jobs. City attorney Lynn Beard warns the bridge could be delayed another decade without county support.
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Sioners
Economic and Community Development Commission
Office of Economic Development
Monocacy River
Lynn Beard
Frederick
Frederick County
President must answer to children with truth and responsibility
A reader argues the President should acknowledge perjury and sexual misconduct honestly, teach accountability to their children, and demonstrate adult responsibility. The writer cites the Lewinsky case, vows to support growth and legacy, and urges clear consequences for actions.
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Mme
Myksids
Randy Brown
Frederi
Legacy of a Tragic President Clintons Rise and Fall
Ann McFeathers analyzes the complex arc of a young leader once hailed for vision and charm. The piece traces political rise, idealism, and a pattern of lies that undercut trust, ending with a portrait of a lonely, disillusioned figure and the looming film drama. Raised expectations, shifting public perception, and a life poised to evolve amidst ongoing scrutiny are highlighted.
Court rules Montgomery County to begin charter government
The Court of Appeals in Annapolis ruled Montgomery County Maryland can begin full edged charter government in January. Two Baltimore youths charged with robbing 197 from a Brunswick store were returned to Baltimore for Juvenile Court. Fifty five teens attended a Frederick High School dance supervised by Mrs. Harry Reid and Hood College students. The Frederick County Junior Chamber of Commerce Christmas food show raised non perishable items for Salvation Army Police Department and Frederick Charities. A Frederick County population report said growth in the 1970s was nearly four times the prior decade. Geneva Barthel retired after 23 years as Frederick County Social Services director. Stephen Mood named her successor. Brunswick Volunteer Fire Department reinstated with conditions. Leonard Lucas faced earlier suspension over questioned practices. Brad dock Heights and United fire companies kept a 14 hour vigil over a 7000 gallon gasoline tanker spill.
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Frederick County Junior Chamber of Commerce
Tivoli Theater
Salvation Army
Police Department
Frederick Charities
Geneva V. Barthel
Frederick County Department of Social Services
Stephen Mood
Caroline County Department of Social Services
Guard conduct at Frederick County Courthouse
A reader recounts a visit to the Frederick County Courthouse noting a security guard in the lower level who required removal of a belt and inspected bank envelopes. The writer criticizes the guard as pompous and questions access to the State's Attorney's Office, fearing possible future strip searches and urging concern over entry procedures.
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Frederick County
State's Attorney's Office
Aanan
Hein Effect
State's Attorney's
Sting of the nest how a city vote could shift power
A citizen voice denounces CSR Hydro Conduit and Wor mats Mill in Fredericktown amid a rising nest of influence. They warn that heavy developer planning will swell the nest to 15 percent of the city soon and up to 25 percent in three years, urging cautious, legitimate voting to avoid political danger.
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Te Clinton Long
White House
Au Boys Nation
Rose Garden
John E Kennedy
Frederick
CSR Hydro
Fredericktowne
Voters’ Honeyed Ballots Stir Town Debate
Residents weigh the last election results as leaders face public criticism over plans and potential actions. Community figures warn of consequences if authorities escalate. Robert Fe. Law Fredenck is cited in local discourse.
Courtesy Bridge standoff blocks one lane in Frederick
Frederick area resident complains after a December incident on Shoakstown Road where two drivers refused to yield on the narrow one lane bridge. Police and fire crews arrived. author calls for traffic obstruction tickets and urges better neighborly conduct.
Liberty man B C Anthony Randle drives case decision
The item notes Libertytown resident C Anthony Randle and his argument about driving privileges. The short entry records a legal or civil context with Randle as a named individual and Libertytown as the locale.
Driver's license rules clarified for 16 year olds
Joe Widmyer explains the July 1 1999 driver licensing changes. Teens can obtain a license at 16 years and one month with a four month learner permit, 40 hour driving log signed by a parent, and a provisional period extended to 18 months. Violations trigger suspensions and the test may be given in traffic.
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Motor Vehicle Administration
Letters to the Editor guidelines at Frederick News-Post
The Frederick News-Post invites signed letters with full name address and home and business phone numbers for verification. It notes many letters are rejected, poetry and religious verse are not published, and describes mailing faxing and email submission details.
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News-Post
Frederick Hews-Post
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