Frederick County nonprofit and library projects eyed for funding
Four initiatives discussed by county leaders include state money to speed library expansion for C Burr Artz and a potential 200 seat arts center at the McCrory building. Officials noted parking concerns at Grangers and debated making the town hall building more modest.
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Burkittsville
Margaret Morgan
Grangers
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Carroll Creek
Artz
Frederick Arts Council
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Maryland Ensemble Theater
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Frederick Keys
Frederick Fair
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Frederick County Federated Charities
Counselor stresses staying in school and realistic goals
Mrs Jones outlines a universal goal for 12th grade counselors to keep students in school and working toward long term career plans. She explains guiding football hopefuls with positive steps from high school through college, then scouts, and emphasizes hard work despite crises at Liberty School.
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Readers invited to Meet the Editor at News-Post forum
The Frederick News-Post announces Meet the Editor a reader forum for feedback questions and criticism. Marlene Young says the online forum with Mr Powell will post reader questions and responses on the paper site to improve service and connect readers with the newsroom.
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Marlene Young
News- Post
Powell
Fredericknewspost
Young
Frederick News- Post
Frederick mayor debates police misconduct and rights
Mayor Grimes defends officers' rights under the Law Enforcement Bill of Rights while pressing for formal, sworn complaints and internal reviews. Civil rights activists urge external probes and potential removals, citing a pattern of misconduct against Black residents. Chief Raffensberger rejects coverup claims and cites existing review processes.
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Police Department
Daniel Mahone
Citizens For Racial Justice
Mahone
Willie Mahone
Racial Justice Group
Frederick
Raffensberger
Justice Department
FBI
Prosecution Halted in Willis Case Tregoning Fallout
A Montgomery County probe cleared Ms Willis of crime amid claims of alleged prosecutorial misconduct tied to Mr Tregoning and political debts. Special prosecutor J Matthew Campbell found insufficient cause to charge Willis after nine months of review and bank document scrutiny. Rolle disputed record keeping failures and hinted at potential charges had prosecutors pressed.
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Willis
Montgomery County
Rolle
Hughes
J. Matthew Campbell
Ms. Willis
Ms Willis
Campbell
3M to consolidate Frederick plant operations
3M announces closure of the Frederick facility to consolidate manufacturing at existing 3M sites in Nebraska and Minnesota. The release notes employee impact, relocation funding for movers, severance for those remaining, and a timeline of at least a month to determine relocations. The plant is near Racal in Industrial Park behind Days Inn, adjacent to Grove Road.
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Minnesota
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Grove Road
Indecisive Kelly awaits Ravens offer
Jim Kelly, awaiting a potential offer from the Baltimore Ravens, has not decided on returning to the NFL. At a Buffalo news conference for his son Hunter James Day of Hope, he said the Ravens called last week and are weighing a possible return as starter amid salary talks and a renewed NFL market.
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Ozzie Newsome
Buffalo Bills
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Vine Testaverde
Eric Zeier
New coach same result for Pistons
Washington defeated Detroit 113-101 as the Pistons, firing coach Doug Collins, yielded their season high in points allowed. Chris Webber posted 23 points and 12 rebounds, Rod Strickland led Washington with 26 points, while Jerry Stackhouse scored 22 off the bench for Detroit in the loss.
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Detroit Pistons
Doug Collins
Pistons
Washington Wizards
Chris Webber
Rod Strickland
Jerry Stackhouse
Alvin Gentry
Detroit
Toronto
Wizards
Webber
Strickland
Tracy Murray
Homecoming of sorts Ina skates for United States in Nagano
Kyoko Ina, born in Tokyo and raised in New Jersey, has chosen to compete for the United States in the Nagano Olympics with partner Jason Dungjen. The pair, two-time U S national champions, aim for a medal as seasoned veterans ranked fourth globally. Ina previously considered competing for Japan but felt more American in schooling, friends, and life.
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Long Island
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Associated Press
Mount St Marys Hall of Fame snub for Jim Phelan
Hall of Fame nominees announced in Springfield list 11 names. Mount St Marys coach Jim Phelan, the winningest active college basketball coach, was not among the nominees after failing to pass the screening committee. He could be nominated next year.
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Springfield
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Phelan
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Hall of Fame
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New York
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Dean Smith
North Carolina
Larry Bird
Bird
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Adrian Dantley
Chet Walker
Marques Haynes
Harlem Globetrotters
Larry Costello
Artis Gilmore
Gus Johnson
Baltimore Bullets
Sidney Moncrief
Milwaukee Bucks
John Thompson
Georgetown
Alex Hannum
Tex Winter
Chicago Bulls
Mount St. Mary's Falls to St. Francis NY in NEC Clash
St. Francis (NY) defeated Mount St. Mary's 70-63 at Pope Center after erasing an 11 point first half lead. Roque Osorio led with 21 points and 10 rebounds for the Terriers while Rob Balgac closed to 66 63 late but missed a front end. Mount St. Mary's finished 28 percent after halftime. four straight home games follow starting with Long Island on Thursday.
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Long Island
Boonsboro Edges Catoctin In Tight Boys Contest
Boonsboro rallied in the fourth quarter to beat Catoctin 50-48 Monday night. Catoctin led 24-21 at halftime and 40-35 after three quarters before Boonsboro outscored them 15-8 in the final period. Chris Shiner and Matt Merico scored 11 for Catoctin, while Chad Wiley led Boonsboro with 19 points.
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Catoctin
Cougars
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Chris Shiner
Matt Merico
Chad Wiley
Chris Manning
Wiley
Menco
Brooks Everline
Phil Physioc
Kevin Martin
Greg Andrew
Barnhart
Catoctin JV
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Steve Smith
Josh Brickenstaff
Officiating college games keeps Miskell on the ball
Miskell began helping with youth games as a high school student and built a career as a college basketball official. Over three years he has officiated in seven conferences, mainly Division 1, traveling the East Coast while staying active in the sport he loves and aims to call fair, high‑level games.
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Middletown
Knights
Ron Engie
Massanutten Military Academy
Frederick Community College
University of Buffalo
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