St Agnes offers free second day after delivery trend may spread
The Baltimore hospital gives new mothers a free second day after normal births and faces scrutiny from the Health Services Cost Review Commission over whether the policy shifts costs to other patients. State law pushes two day stays or 24 hours plus home care, while St Agnes argues doctors should decide stay length to protect mother and infant health.
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Turnout and tensions mark New Hampshire primary day
The piece argues tomorrow’s New Hampshire primary and Mardi Gras clash, notes how turnout shapes outcomes in Louisiana and Iowa, and warns mainstream Republicans of potential losses. It cites Buchanan’s Louisiana win, Dole’s Iowa showing, Gramm’s withdrawal, and calls for higher participation to sustain democracy.
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Darned old stove and rising profanity fears
A syndicated NA piece discusses public profanity, its cultural impact, and solutions. It cites a USA Today feature and NFL players using obscenities, urging adults to elevate speech. Proposes public disapproval and shunning, plus reflective quotes from cultural commentators.
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Concert violinist Rubinoff glimpsed in Frederick
A discreet man trying to buy a sandwich at 10:30 p.m. in Frederick proved to be famed concert violinist Dave Rubinoff who had recently performed at Frederick High School. Local Red Cross fundraising chair Benjamin L. Shuff unveiled group chairmen for the $15,000 campaign. Donald F. Sagner reported the Postal Service bought a 1.14 acre site on East Patrick Street for a new $85 million Frederick Post Office at $200,000. Sixth graders at Thurmont Elementary thanked taxpayers for the new school. Johnny Crone, long-time Frederick County bus driver and former racer, received a certificate of appreciation. Beverly Little of Winston-Salem filmed 90,000 pages of land records at the old Frederick Court House.
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Frederick County
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Letter criticized nursing home ambulance response causes Mount Airy confusion
On Friday February 9 readers saw a letter titled Leave egos at the door of nursing home written by four nurses. The authors gave their address as Mount Airy, prompting readers to misattribute them to a local nursing home and link ambulance responders to Mount Airy Volunteer Fire Company. Nursing home staff confirmed the authors are not employees and praised the Mount Airy fire company. Bruce J. Waltz Assistant Chief Mount Airy Volunteer Fire Company.
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Mount Airy
Fresh breath for Lake Singapore board draws ire
A reader denounces the recently elected Lake Singapore board for creating nonresident positions and cutting residents out of decisions while claiming savings on litigation. The writer cites wasted funds on road repairs and delayed amenities, noting erosion worsened by makeshift resurfacing and questioning the board’s priorities.
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John Mulligan
Pinehurst
Letters From New Market Echo Private Deals and Grievances
William J. McCrea IV and Kevin S. Witmer voice frustration over closed meetings and governance in a New Market community. They critique high dues, absence of amenities, and private deals benefiting a few at the community's expense amid moralizing rhetoric.
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New Market
Tim Ferguson Fundraising Letter Mistake Questioned
The Frederick News-Post front pages questioned whether State Senator Tim Ferguson violated ethics rules. The campaign debt liquidation letters during the General Assembly are described as a minor error, due to inexperience, with Ferguson portrayed as honest and dedicated.
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Letter to the editor defends The Fire Escape in downtown debate
A Frederick News-Post letter defends The Fire Escape against business owners attacks and argues the venue adds city value. The reader questions motives of rival operators and endorses Christian activity, urging community support while criticizing other spaces as waste. The piece also links church steeples to worship and condemns drug use without detailing specific events.
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Frederick Baking Co
Robert Cushman
Canapes
Jesus Christ
Criticism of child support guidelines in custody cases
Charles Lee voices frustration with child support policies, arguing abusers receive equal benefits as caring parents and urging Frederick County authorities to reform custody standards. He claims system leaders ignore proper focus and accountability in wrongful acts during custody disputes.
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Frederick County
Letters to The Frederick News-Post Address and Contact Details
The Frederick News-Post invites letters to the editor and requests writers to include name address and phone number for verification. Letters may be sent to 200 South Patrick Street Frederick MD 21705 or faxed to 662 8299.
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Frederick News- Post
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