Compromise proposal for Frederick County school board picks
Frederick County debates how to choose the board of education as elected options stall. Dr. Dales nonpartisan screening plan would open nominations to the public and submit one or two names to the governor, refining the current system without fully replacing it.
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Frederick
Tap Dogs blaze to Broadway in Baltimore review
Theatre critic touts Tap Dogs at Morris Mechanic Theatre as a masculine, high energy spectacle blending dance with inventive stage machinery. Describes Darren Disney, Christopher Horsey, Drew Kalusky and others, crediting Nigel Triffit for direction. Recommends seeing it before it heads to Broadway. Also reviews In Love and War, praising Sandra Bullock but noting flaws. suggests the real weekend draw is Tap Dogs on North Charles Street.
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Ernie Hemingway
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Chris O'Donnell
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Clinton’s constituency outreach plans detailed six voter groups
A Scripps Howard report outlines White House outreach plans targeting African American, Asian Pacific American, disabled, ethnic, Jewish, and Latino communities. It cites calendars, media lists, and tailored messaging, including portraying Republicans as civil rights enemies and urging early fund raising to aid group support.
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Fire destroys Mount Airy sewing factory in Baltimore firm blaze
The Mount Airy sewing factory owned by Rombo Bros of Baltimore was destroyed by fire that threatened nearby buildings. Firefighters fought ice-coated hoses as water froze. Estimated loss stands at 850000 with 90 workers idled. Local superintendent notes arctic conditions hindered response.
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R rating concerns at local theater parents urged
A weekend theater visit exposed eight children under 10 at an R rated film. The note questions parental judgment, notes R rated films restrict under 17 without an adult, and worries about youth exposure to sexual content and strong language. It calls for better parenting decisions in future outings.
Effort derailed by local delegation in Annapolis meeting
Frederick County residents complain that the county delegation blocked discussion on appointing or electing a board. A Jan 24 committee visit to the Annapolis weekly meeting led by Senator Jack Derr was said to be ignored and cut short, with Delegate Louie Snodgrass ready to present a bull for review but not heard.
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Resident letters urge ballot vote on county issue at hand
Letters from Charles E Hubbard and Constance Wrench discuss county openness to a ballot measure, criticizing delay tactics by Derr and Hecht and urging public input. Other letters address wild waterfowl feeding rules at Culler Lake, animal welfare, and wildlife health observations by Constance Wrench.
Duck Welfare Calls for Public Education on Feeding Dated Letter
A January 14 letter argues no feed theory matters and highlights duck and goose welfare at Culler Lake. Charles Gearinger notes domesticated birds left for wild life, with pets abandoned or donated to shelters. Public education is urged as baby chicks and ducklings flood pet shops during Easter.
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Culler Lake
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Animal Control
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Charles Gearinger
Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News Post
Local letters to the Editor require writer name address and home and work numbers. poetry and letters to other people are not printed. many letters abridged. mailing address is The Frederick News Post 200 E Patrick St Frederick MD 21705. phone 652 8299. email betters rednewspast com
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