City debate on historic garage at 28 Wirth Street
In a heated editorial a city urged a strong Historic District Commission to balance preservation with practical needs. The piece questions the significance of a 70 to 80 year old wooden garage at 28 Wirth St behind 28 1, and notes Tory Chmelik's demolition request could be decided on March 4 with potential parking gains and required repairs.
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Uke Frederick
Wirth St
Historic District Commission
HDC
E. Fifth St
Lae Quietus
Tory Chmelik
Daniel Lawton
Rurher
Chmelik
Lawton
Chmetik
Sony Chmiekk
New Orleans Winter Reflections In Frederick’s Quiet Season
A reflective nonfiction vignette on a New Orleans winter in Frederick, exploring street life, restaurants, and plants. The author recalls childhood Februraries, city aromas, and shared moments with Pushkin the Dalmatian, while observing neighborhood scenes, local taverns, and green growth as winter eases toward spring.
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Antisee al No
Kate
New Orleans
Market Street
Pushkin
Bay Pointer
Square Corner
Frederick
Prade Parisiana
Sabella’s
Venuti’s
Taurasa's
Brewer's Alley
Tiny's
de Towne
Lucally
Nat
Ie Gond
Somme
Othe
Begonia
Leradie Genita
Georgetown
Pirate Synthesis
North Market Street
Mit
Qieledas Garden
Tastriet
Mooralt
Banned street play signals shift from free youth games to supervised space
Fairfax City Virginia bans street play joining a trend of jurisdictions restricting games in roadsides. Authorities cite safety and host associations pace while noting obesity and inactivity as modern threats. Kids move to designated areas supervised by adults amid urban design and culture shifts.
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Fairfax City
Virgin
Wall Street
Damnel
Ubu
Christopher Morley
Frederick scene and notices from a busy week
A flurry of local events fills Frederick with activity as workers strike at John McShulnie Construction, a brush fire near Frederick Junk Company yard prompts firefighting action, a spring fashion show draws 200 guests, utilities crews repair a streetlight, and five county residents receive appointments to state boards and colleges.
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FLO Milfon
Frederick Junk Company
East Street
Independent
United Pumpers
Frederick County Medical Society
Francis Scott Key
Claire McCartell
Frederick
Cuuing
Frederick Countians
Harry Hughes
Green Bay
Eleanor Linnan
Boavid Fay Community Colleges
Fern J. Nelson
Frederick Community College
David M. Poxten
Myersville
Maryland Commission On Corrections
David Bertak
Mount Airy
Motion Meture Ind
George Easterday
Damascus
State Board of Well Drillers
From Farmer Brown to Farmer Green A Rural Transition
A satirical regional note imagines farmers shifting from traditional crops to medical marijuana as a future cash crop. The piece jokes about legal changes, new farming methods, and the cultural shift from old to modern farming practices. It presents a light, speculative view of farm economics and legislation shaping rural life.
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AL Long
Ak Dobbin
Elsie
Brown
Selads Indian symbols sparked controversy in Feb edition
A reader blasts Montgomery County Council for ignoring neighbor wishes over Native American symbols. The missive quips about Kensington and Poulesville, referencing Santa Claus bans and political arrogance while claiming personal identity as a Native American refugee from Nitwittery.
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Rom Kensington
Kensington
Santa Claus
Richard Regan
Montgomery County
Tarn
Nitwitery
Giadtios Cindt
Correction clarifies political column errors
Roy Mrachum's Wednesday column contained incorrect details about what Ci Frail County State's Attorney Jercy Kat had worked for. It states that Mr Barnes and Mr Holle operated in Frederick County, notes Barnes was not supervised by certain officials, and mentions Carrell County election references with Rolle and Broderick County attorney roles all in a single verse.
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Roy Mrachum
Frail
Jercy Kat
Frederick County
Rollo
Barnes
Holle
Helles Sant Une
Carrell Couity
Altomney
Rolle
Broderick County Stata
Letters to the Editor on waste incineration and local backlash
Frederick Countians voice strong opposition to a unilateral incineration move by a distant group. They urge investigation and accountability as concerns rise over groundwater fouling and potential air pollution near Kemp Lane, urging the community to respond at a public hearing.
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Kemp Lane
Chis Els
Singapore High School Logo Sparks Debate Over Indian Imagery
The letter argues some see the mascot symbols as offensive while praising the logo’s message of Working Together Opportunity for Excellence. The author contends the five words Feathers Head Dress Indian Pictured Home Community Student School Excellence shape the surrounding mood and learning environment.
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Richard Regan
Web
Singanore High School
Fort Detrick Critic Calls for Information On Project
A Fort Detrick critic argues for full disclosure of an exclusive federal project awarded to a locality. She contends officials push photo opportunities to claim credit while lack of coordination and transparency raises concerns about safety, timing, and public trust.
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Port Detelee
Earliess Roe
Fort Do
Hart Detrick
Bartletts Concern Odd Trivial Front Page Debate
A reader expresses bewilderment at a front page discussion about two presidents and a proposed holiday. She notes personal tragedy from a 1990 construction site accident and argues for more focus on national concerns such as drug testing for construction crews. She mentions Avis and John Kennedy as figures, contends holidays should not overshadow pressing issues, and signs off with LAULA GRIMES HARTLEY from Waudshora.
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Bartlett
Avis
John Kennedy
Amoviva
Letters to the Editor We Walk In Your Wits
Readers describe how to send letters to the Frederick News Post The notice lists the mailing address P O Box 67a Frederick MD 21705 and the phone number 301 662 6299 Email options appear for submitting letters to Editor The fragmentary text signals guidance for readers on submitting letters and contact details through the publication.
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Sunnel
al Eniale
Wren
Westead Hind
Kaun Fmr
Saps
Frederick
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