Delaplaine Vision Faces Local Arts Debate in Frederick
Frederick resident Michael W. Bopst recounts childhood rides in an old downtown elevator and critiques the Carroll Creek project and the Delaplaine Visual Arts Center coverage. He questions editorial bias, calls for credible artist input, and notes the building’s future role. The editorial note disclaims Delaplaine family involvement.
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Crick
Alcatraz
Delaplaine Visual Arts Center
San Antonio
Carroll Creek
Market Street
Frederick
Baker Park
Delaplaines
Carroll Creek Project
Arts Center
The
Frederick News-Post
Delaplaine
Sundergill Defends Open Government Over Private Meetings
Ronald L. Sundergill, president of Frederick County Commissioners, rebutts The Frederick News-Post reporting on a May 1991 private meeting. He says no budget or tax decisions were made, a Memorial Day press conference was planned, and gatherings without public notice were not intended to mislead. He emphasizes ongoing commitment to open government and accountability.
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Frederick News-Post
Board of County Commissioners
News-Post
Gail Bowerman
David Gray
Sue Ann Yingling
Bruce Reeder
Reeder
Frederick
Winchester Hall
Gray
Maryland
Board of
Frederick County Commissioners
Ronald L. Sundergill
Frederick County
Byron Commends Eyler on Voting for Reform
Beverly Byron praises Charles Eyler of Brunswick for his Jan 18 letter urging responsible use of the vote. He argues blame does not solve problems and stresses voters must participate to limit officials’ terms, citing democratic ideals from wartime and history. Byron notes her Frederick residence.
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Carles Eyler
Brunswick
Mr. Eyler
Soviet Union
Charles Eyler
Correction of dropped line in Fritzinger Opinion on school boundary changes
The corrected passage clarifies that parents learned of proposed boundary changes through a middle school representative and warns that Carroll Manor Elementary students might be bused to Brunswick Middle instead of Ballenger Creek, a 30 to 40 minute trip versus eight minutes. It notes a word change from should to would in the no win sentence.
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Terry L. Fritzinger
Adamstown
Carroll Manor
Brunswick Middle
Ballenger Creek Middle
Brunswick Middle School
Frederick County High School Sports Boosters form countywide group
A letter of introduction outlines the newly organized Frederick County High School Sports Boosters representing seven high school booster groups. It argues that amid a budget crisis, cutting sports harms academics, college opportunities, and community involvement, urging support at fiscal hearings for FY 1993.
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Frederick County
Board of Education
Frederick County High School
Taxpayer concerns on Frederick County education budget
Betty Tucker argues that 56.1 percent of Frederick County’s 1992 budget funds education, totaling 78.1 million of 139.3 million, with a 5 million rise mainly for teacher salaries. She questions tax increases, favors cuts to administration and special programs, and urges tighter money management and cost savings amid recession. Tucker notes state and federal contributions and calls for hard budget decisions. Betty Tucker, Frederick resident.
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Frederick County
Noel Farmer
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Village Voice
Bush
Penneys
Toys R Us
Ethel Loeb
Frederick Post
Michael W. Boost
Braddock Heights
Berry’s
Fg Journal
Ron Sundergill
Beverly B. Byron
Beverly Byron
Susan Heller
Frederick High Boosters
William Crosthwait
Paul Silverman
Middletown High Sports Boosters
Rusty Anderson
Dennis Gordon
Walkersville High Sports Boosters
Juan Stull
Brunswick High Sports Boosters
Alan Warner
Catoctin High Sports Boosters
Robert Weber
Singapore High Sports Boosters
Michael Schaden
Gov. Thomas Johnson Sports Boosters
Glenn Wiggs
Betty Tucker
Ews
Farmer
Ptas
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