New Year resolutions fade amid widespread uncertainty
Frederick residents share mixed views on New Year resolutions as many doubt lasting change. Phallis Reading and Phallis Reading 2 waitress at Bushwalter echo the sentiment that only personal readiness matters, not the calendar. County Commissioner J Amita Stup agrees improvement can start any day, joking that her own resolution is to never make one.
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Residents share New Year aims in Frederick and beyond
In Frederick and surrounding areas residents discuss New Year resolutions. Dan Cardozo and Debr a Aughenbaugh express skepticism while others vow to improve finances quit smoking or cut sugar. A Montgomery County resident hopes to win the lottery and take extended vacations as several plan lighter workout regimens and weight goals.
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Presents lost on eve of holiday in Baltimore suburb
Alyce Weinberg of Braddock Heights stored two wrapped gifts in bright red and green paper on her car trunk on Christmas Eve. They slipped off during a downhill exit near Cherry and Jefferson, and have not been recovered after a week. She placed a lost and found ad with no responses. One box held a butterfly shower-curtain pull and the other a handmade bazaar apron. Weinberg hopes the packages are found intact and returned, noting a prior Christmas mixup led to a shopper being reunited with her gifts through a newspaper notice.
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