Last-Minute Mail Rush Into Christmas Season
Post offices brace for their busiest mailing day as Monday nears, with Christmas Eve hours variable by location. Frederick faces parcel jumps from 2,500 to 4,000 daily, while smaller offices in Buckeystown and Adamstown offer quicker service. Express mail decisions and zone-based pricing dictate on-time delivery, with FedEx UPS and USPS reliability highlighted in a Consumer Reports survey.
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Express
Frederick
Julian Biggers
Ms. Biggers
East Patrick Street
Buckeystown
Adamstown
Montgomery County
Lynn Baker
Carol Brears
Alail Room
UPS
Feder
Consumer Reports Magazine
United States
Federal Express
United Parcel Service
U.S. Postal Service
FedEx
Impeachment vote shapes fate of Clinton in Congress
Lawmakers moved toward four impeachment articles against President Bill Clinton accusing perjury obstruction of justice and abuse of power. Amid calls for censure and reconciliation, some Democrats urged resignation, while Clinton faced possible Senate trial after briefings on Iraq airstrikes and international talks.
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Senate
House
Livingston
Congress
Iery
William Jefferson Clinton
United States
Paula Jones
Clinton
Monica Lewinsky
White House
Bill Lipinski
Illinois
Louise Slaughter
New York
Richard Nixon
al Gore
Andrew Johnson
Johnson
U.S
Iraq
European Union
Bush Clinton vow to press on in Iraq strikes
Clinton said the United States and Britain must act against Saddam Hussein and warned failure would embolden him. The third night of bombing targeted Iraq’s Republican Guard with heavy damage around Baghdad as British officials reported substantial blows to Saddam’s war machine.
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Clinton
United States
Britain
Saddam
Saddam Hussein
U.S
Iraq
Republican Guard
Baghdad
Baath Party
London
George Robertson
Charles Guthrie
Fentagott
Pentagon
House
Residents debate industrial project near Frederick homes
Frederick residents discuss a proposed CSR Hydra Conduit plant near Gas House Road and Monocacy Boulevard. Residents argue for balance between industrial growth and residential life, citing concerns over long commutes, property values, and annexation terms while urging officials to honor agreements and listen to taxpayers.
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Dunford
Frederick
Fredenck
John Maher
Frederick Stident
Nancy
Jobs Pathway
Robert Marsh
Frederick County Builders Association
Monocacy Boulevard
MD. 26
Marsh
Lora Cecere
Frederick City
J&r Limited
Monocacy River
Sabillasville Small School Beats MSPAP Odds
Sabillasville School with 142 students relies on close community and team effort to boost MSPAP results. Teachers praise targeted language arts support and extra instruction, calling it double dipping. A tiny class size brings both strengths and budget challenges, yet staff credit the dedicated team for student growth.
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Brenda Smith
Sabillasville
Stockhausen
Smith outlines focus on outreach while maintaining prosecutions
State's attorney Smith says his office will increase community outreach to meet needs while continuing core prosecution work. He notes his background includes a finance degree from the University of Maryland College Park and a law degree from Baltimore School of Law, admission to the Maryland Bar in 1990. The Smiths recently moved to Ijamsville with daughter Madeline and son Harrison.
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Smith
Baltimore School of Law
University of Maryland, Gollere
Madeline
Harrison
Morella crosses party lines in impeachment stance
Rep. Constance Morella broke her silence to say she would vote against impeachment of President Clinton. The Maryland Republican joined a small group of moderates, arguing the founders intended impeachment to deter national harm, not pursue punishment, while criticizing ongoing turmoil that could delay other urgent issues.
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Constance Morella
R-8th
Clinton
Morella
Roscoe Bartlett
House of Representatives
Judiciary Committee
Associated Press
Gopms
Bartlett
Monica Lewinsky
Ms. Morela
Senate
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