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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 2000

Page

4

County school fields need repairs and tighter use rules

The board report paints the public school playing fields as overused and rundown with repair costs running into hundreds of thousands of dollars. It urges standards to limit private non school use while noting funding comes from the public budget and maintenance remains expensive. Outside groups relying on fields risk substandard facilities or closure, threatening soccer football lacrosse and baseball programs and community life.

Board of Education County Recreation Department Echan

Jambalaya and Ramadan in a Season of Cheer

A compact holiday column blends Louisiana slang, theatre notes, and end-of-year reflections. It highlights Kennedy Center's Blast!, Old Theatre's A Christmas Carol, Ramadan, and local tributes to Myron Randall, Fred Archibald, Mick Mastrino, and Joan Raffensberger, urging kindness and resilience amid loss.

Kennedy Center Old Theatre Tom Kari Rey Shookstown Frederick's Eleanor Harper News-Post Myron Randall Fred Archibald Mick Mastrino Maryland State Police Frederick Seri Lupo Motherapy Mick Joan Raffensberger

Obsolete CRTs threaten environment amid rising e waste fears

EPA estimates 20 million obsolete computers in 1999 will reach 315 million by 2004, with billions of pounds of lead plastics and cadmium released as landfilling or incineration expands. CRTs contain up to 27 percent lead, and disposal lacks federal rules. some states ban landfilling while recycling programs grow amid high costs. European directive aims to make producers finance take back and recycling, prompting U.S. pushback.

EPA United States National Safety Council Environmental Health Center Ted Smith Silicon Valley ‘Toxics Coalition Pume Stal’s Massachusetts Florida Internet Boys & Girls Clubs Hewlett Packard Roseville Calif China Europe European Commission U.S

Local political reshuffle and service awards noted

Yesterday reports indicate Gaseran elect Theodorr Ko Mcheiditz planned to appoint Russell H McCain of Frederick as chair of the SRC. Governor Lanne officiated as Jatsay NEWS ARRIVED. 1st Lieutenant Jattes Ko Ladd Jon Rockwell Terre Freier honored for service. Fire alarm prompts response but no blaze. heater issue noted. High School band receives 100 uniforms after three years and $1800 raised. Kiwanis award honors Fredericktown secretary Jack Brennan.

Gaseran Theodorr Ko Mcheiditz Russell H McCain Prederick Ravedbs Commonrien Ty Ue Src Shorth Lanne Jatsay Jattes Ko Ladd Jon Rockwell Terre Freier Linganore Roosters Inc Harald Pazourek George Littrell Singapore High School Jack Brennan Kiwanis Club Frederick Thurmont

Stores should honor all holidays in public decor

Laura Thompson of Frederick argues that shops overly decorate for Christmas while omitting Chanukah and Kwanzaa. She says public displays should reflect diverse traditions to avoid singling out any group and asks how stores get away with one holiday emphasis.

Maryland

Cognac and brandy distinctions noted by experts

The piece argues cognac is a branded European spirit within brandy, noting not all brandy is cognac. It mentions judges in Frederick and critiques knowledge on spirits, referencing Earl Rocca and French producers as examples of regionally specific names.

Frederick Cineia France

Good Neighbor Thanks Editorial Support for Braddock Heights Group Home

The letter thanks the editorial on December 13 for backing a Jefferson sponsored therapeutic group home in Braddock Heights for boys with emotional disabilities. It credits the Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration and notes a discussion with Braddock Heights Civic Association. Collaboration of all groups is urged for the project to benefit children and the community.

Braddock Heights Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration Pnt Eddy Cainiton of Fe Beatae

Letters defend therapeutic home and housing costs debate

A reader urges community addition to a therapeutic group home project and suggests an advisory board with Braddock Heights members, church and Jefferson School staff to address concerns. The piece clarifies nonviolent, non juvenile detention aims, and cites News-Post context. Another letter argues impact fees deter affordable housing, citing mobile homes and Florida as examples, and warns fees widen housing inequality. John C. Laughland.]

Braddock Heights Jefferson School News-Post Ra Rege Eens Tal Ceare Frederick

Observed message on car window at Jefferson Street area

Edith Eader reports seeing a Ford in We Tear wn dow Senior Driver message while tailing toward the courthouse. She notes speeding observed up to 35 mph and questions whether such signs should teach a younger or any age driver the correct behavior.

Jefferson Street

Rethink impact fees for housing costs inquiry

A fragmented note questions impact fee rules and their effect on detached single family housing. It cites a Tischber study and mentions a $1.5 billion figure tied to single family homes, implying concern about cost impacts on new housing and policy.

Florida Tischber

Frustration Over Gore Victory Stirs Local Debate

Frederick residents weigh in on the 2000 election after Bush was declared winner amid calls questioning the electoral college. Diane Cole voices concern that Gore won the popular vote by thousands and warns against minority imposition in national politics.

Frederick I Gore Bush

Letters to the Editor format and contact details

A fragmented set of reader letters shows requests for letters to the editor, guidance on submission methods, and contact options. It lists mailing address Box 578 Frederick MD 21705, a fax number and an email for Frederick News Post submissions, with references to safety in handling names and addresses.

Frederick Fredericknewspost.com

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