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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1998

Page

7

Homeless Families Rise in Frederick County

The piece notes a growing homeless population nationwide with about 19 county children believed homeless locally. It cites court changes, funding gaps, and community aid efforts by churches Advocates for the Homeless and the Frederick Community Action Agency. Schools provide after school help and supplies, while a community liaison aids families with clothes and resources.

New York Frederick County Frederick Community Action Agency Beacon House South Frederick

Unwise race baiting over NFL sideline incident

Dan Thomasson argues against framing the Carolina Panthers sideline scuffle between white players and coaches as a racial issue. He compares it to Latrell Sprewell's case, concludes Greene's misdemeanor differs from Sprewell's felony, and urges focus on real civil rights problems rather than perceived racial conspiracies.

Kevin Greene Kevin Steele Carolina Panthers Greene Panthers Latrell Sprewell PJ. Carlesimo Sprewell Carlesimo Golden State Warriors National Basketball Association Sprenwell NBA Clinton Central Intelligence Agency Dan Thomasson Sermpps Howard News Service

Ice skaters brave thin ice at Culler Lake amid warnings

Open water and bitter cold linger as police say safe skating requires three days of freezing temperatures above zero. The Frederick region endures the coldest spell since February as officials note a 1,180 child charity drive by Wilbur W Baker for the Key American Legion Post 113 toy collection. East Patrick Street work shifts to blacktop after trolley-track removal delays. Local farm official Boyd R Smith eyed for Maryland Agriculture Secretary by Gov Harry R Hughes. Emilline M Zimmerman received an Outstanding Performance rating for work with the Defense Medical Materiel Board. Weinberg Center hosts That Thing benefit and a youth showcase for local talent. YMCA International Management Council members toured the center for a caroling event.

Culler Lake

Controversy Over Frederick County Restrictions and Politics

A reader letter criticizes Commissioner John Thompson for proposing limits on hog farms and development while opposing growth, calling out hypocrisy toward farmers. The missive accuses him of anti business bias, warns of socialism, and questions motives behind restricting land use. The writer also comments on national politics, President Clinton, and local history notes.

Frederick County John Thompson ECDC Mr. Thompson Thompson

Frederick News Post interview request sparks privacy concerns

Mary F Borawski recounts a call from Julia Roth of The Frederick News Post seeking an interview as a Democratic Central Committee member. She says Roth did not identify as a reporter or explain printing plans, pressed for personal details, and ignored requests to keep her name out of any article.

Julia Roth Frederick News Post Frederick Democratic Central Committee Democratic Committee New Brettonwoods Indonesia Samooray Robb LaRouche Congress Clinton Brettonwoods Frederick News Helen Alexander

Failure to resign signals selfishness

Reader letter questions President Clinton's self control and personal behavior while praising his abilities and leadership. The writer suggests politics influence and warns about public accountability, asking for prayers for the nation and noting concerns about transparency and performance.

Unique oasis recalls Frederick County’s long history

In Frederick County Maryland the foothill oasis marks a history of odd events. The piece mentions Daniel Dulany whose presence shaped the area though he never visited, sending provisions by ship and wagon for a future generation. It also notes Francis Scott Key and a national anthem poem tied to a ship voyage and English tune. Ghosts of Civil War soldiers are described as lingering in schools and local memories.

Frederick County Maryland Daniel Dulany Francis Seat Key

Frederick County seeks positive image and growth

In a council discussion, officials urged promoting Frederick County's positives amid national scrutiny of its treatment of motorists. Tourism and the Office of Economic Development are seen as key to attracting business from the Washington Metro area, with calls to preserve OED and focus on growth.

Frederick Metro Washington Post Greater Washington Office of Economic Development Washington Métroplex OED

Letters to the Editor Policy at Frederick News-Post

The Frederick News-Post invites exclusive letters to the editor and requires writers to include water name address and both home and business phone numbers. Some letters are abridged. poetry and form letters are not published. due to high volume not all letters may appear.

Frederak News-Post

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