Public input kicks off zoning rewrite debate in Predecivk County
A Saturday public-input kickoff for the new comprehensive zoning document drew diverse attendees including developers lawyers Habitat for Humanity and the Wallon League. Four April meetings at different sites will form a 15 member advisory committee to advise on design standards conservation options and the remainder of agricultural land amid ongoing clashes over openness and pace of the process.
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Ing
Comity
Frederick
Seymour Stern
Kendig
Eoenty
Habitat For Humanity
Tank Wallon League
God
Senin
Winghusler Hall
Nacaltiot
Whygun
Retirement unsettles Maryland reporter amid local politics
Roy Meachum notes Ron Young's retirement two weeks after resigning amid rumors tied to Governor Glendening's smart growth policy. The piece weighs Young's influence on Frederick and Annapolis races, including Jennifer Dougherty and Jim Grimes, and reflects on party power shifts and urban planning legacy.
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Jennifer
Two Inne
Naver Her
Annapolis
General Assembly
Cendening
Ellen Sauerbrey
Maryland
GOP
Sauerbrrey
Frederick
Parris Glerdening
Grimes
Fran Baker
Moore
Netis Lostatary
Young
Certaii
Willian Donald Schaefer Prederick
Nnvoy
Glendening
Oak
Ron Young
James Rouse
Columbia
Trent
Pye
Frederick Democrats
Joe Baldi
Dave Lenhart
Antapolia
Kathleen Kennedy
Townsend
Exmayir
Sherecht
Jennifer Dougherty
Jim Grimes
Solin
Botox and youth obsession echo in film critique Seconds
A critical piece links Botox fears to aging culture, citing a New York Times report on FDA approval and Allergan marketing. It sketches a cinema riff on identity loss, a shadowy organization, and the quest to halt time, warning of costs, dependence, and social pressures.
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Ew York
Michelle Copeland
John Frankenheimer
John Randolph
Buck Uudoor
Hudson
Hit
New York Times
Vines
Ales Kubayashi
Royal Doulton
Food and Drug Administration
Batox
Tanes
Allergan
Botox
Madison Avenue
Payin and Son
Kuczynski
Local farmers meet at Winchester Hall in Frederick County
Fallout from a Maryland Agricultural Extension Service meeting covers remarks by Dr George Langford and Dr Pou. Red Cross leader Charles Main announces Jacob Ramsburg as general chair for the 1992 Frederick County drive. 70 youths attend a Valentine Dance at Staley Park with prizes from Sharpe’s Florist. Maryland delegates to the National 4-H Conference include Elizabeth Easterday of Myersville.
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Te Maryland Agricultural Extension Service
Charles H. Remsberg
Middletown
Ray H. Smith
Near Frederick
George 5S
Langford
Stanley P Stabler
Pou
University of Maryland
Charles V. Main
Eljorman
Frederick County
American Red Cross
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Red Cross
City Recreation Commission
Staley Park
Lamar Foremann
Sharpe's Florist
Harry Quinn
Sturn Troxell
Dick Marrone
Dolores Ruelke
Skippy Marsden
Jenny Beatty
Eugene Sanders
Dorothea Carbaugh
Tanya
Elizabeth Easterday
Myersville
Donald Easterday
Maryland
Chevy Chase
Ms. Easterday
Signs target Allegheny Power cowardice blight on community
Frederick laments a surge of signs defaming Allegheny Power as cowardly and seeks a blight ordinance to curb such postings. He questions First Amendment protections versus slander and urges action to stop the community blight.
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Allegheny Power
Shabin Lee
Street People vs Homeless on Property and Responsibility
Letter writer contrasts homeless residents with street people. They praise Tanya Bayer for allowing stay on her property but condemn vandalism and public nuisance by some homeless individuals. They advocate city action and programs, arguing some homeless refuse help and gypsy lifestyle choices erode neighborly standards.
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Tanya Bayer
Doaor
Public health critique on Maryland water and safety failures
Kevin Haney Thurman critiques Maryland state and water authorities over a fatal crime and a sewage handling crisis. He denounces prison release policies, calls for accountability, and warns that diluted upstream waste could contaminate the public water supply. He urges stronger oversight and environmental safeguards.
Callous Divorce Report Raises Reader Concerns
A reader voices distress at publicizing personal divorce details and names, questioning privacy, child impact, consent, and journalistic boundaries. The letter urges reconsideration of reporting sensitive information and its effect on subscribers and families.
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Ny Day
State Should Be Standing Trial Too
Fragmentary report discusses Ressnyynne and Miter Spencer facing trial alongside the state of Marykind after an alleged violent incident. The text references insanity defense, a Howard boy, and a Cartall rape case with implied prior convictions and lengthy sentences from 1972.
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Miter Spencer
Marykind
Spencer
Reagan
Howard
Officials Debate Sewage Crisis at Hagerstown Plant
Maryland Department of the Environment spokesman Rich McIntire said the Thayer Street plant remains ready for contaminated water as officials argue over continuing discharge of raw sewage into public waterways after the Hagerstown facility failed. Critics call the remarks outrageous and insist public health takes precedence over plant needs.
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Thayer Stown
Rich McIntire
Maryland Department of the Environment
Hagerstown
Cochran murals brighten downtown Frederick
A reader praises William Cochran for painting more murals in downtown Frederick, expressing excitement to see them completed. The writer notes a Towson State University video project featuring Cochran and emphasizes that his art should remain a staple of the area.
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William Cochran
Frederick
Towson State University
Cachell
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