City Aldermen OK 290 000 Payment to Millennium for Monocacy work
The Grimes administration aldermen unanimously approved paying Millennium Development Corporation LLC 290000 for engineering services on Monocacy Boulevard. Critics question prior handshake deals and urge future contracts to be clearly documented and vetted by the new administration.
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Grimes
Millennium Development Corporation LLC
Monocacy Boulevard
Millennium
Manueauy
Jeff Holtzinger
Holtzinger
Board of Aldermen
Meltzinger
Bill Hall
Mall
Peartle
Jim Grimes
A Look Back at September 11 and a Year of Change
The piece reflects on the impact of the September 11 attacks and the shifting news priorities of 2001. It weighs long term historical meaning, cites the Clinton impeachment and election debates, and ponders how future interpretations of September 11 may redefine the era.
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Gary Condit
Chandra Levy
Danny Almonte
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Weslett
America
Bush
Florida
Dam area to be closed to fishing near Fishing Creek
City and State Game and Inland Fish Commission reach agreement to ban angling only around the dam area due to health concerns. About 125 attend Muse Tailoring Co party at Francis Scott Key Hotel with Catherine Fritz as toastmistress and Belva Dureey as accompanist.
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W. Raymond Waller
Fishing Creek
Tuans
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Muse ‘Tailoring Company
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Catherine Fritz
John Strange
Belva Dureey
Local Officials Face Scrutiny Over Public Project Billing
A distorted draft letter cites concerns about inflated private versus public sector billings on the Monocacy Boulevard project and questions the involvement of officials, developers, and funding bodies. It warns of potential leaks and calls for careful oversight to avoid costly, nontransparent agreements.
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Hultzingee
Kewalehaul
Howey
Me Hollainger
Jude
Halse
Letter from Sharon Schmedicke Frederick Stream of uncertain content
A dated letter fragment from Sharon Schmedicke Frederick discusses uncertainty about publication and the writer’s concern that current information is hard to place or verify. The text shows garbled phrasing and incomplete sentences, reflecting a reader’s note rather than a formal submission.
Editorial page critique sparks calls for balance
A reader laments perceived liberal bias in the editorial page, cites favored conservatives, and argues for balanced coverage and access to alternative viewpoints. The letter requests inclusion of conservative voices such as Will, Thomas, and Mondale as well as web resources like Townhall for broader discourse.
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California
United States
Pacific
Barbara Boxer
Dinne Einstein
Davis
Ms. Salter
Ms Salter
Craig Roberts
George Will
Thormas Sewell
Cal Thomas
Mond Charen
Thie Dike
Paul Craig
Stoberts
Cahuyas
Townhall
Dingish World Review
Eisenhower speech echoes on war and power
A garbled 1993 retelling references President Eisenhower and a 1960 radio address, invoking his warning about the military industrial complex. The text blurs quotes about weapons, labor, and global influence, mentioning defense, landmines, and public concern over war goods.
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Eisenhower
Avon Suey
Community voice on guns and tribute to John Stuart
A reflective piece discusses gun rights and revolution in the U.S. while praising responsible limits and safety. It also shares a heartfelt memory of John Stuart, a mentor in New Market, whose loss leaves friends grieving and promising to support each other. Valerie Sumner adds a personal reflection on visiting John and cherishing his guidance.
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Delight Mote
NRA
Gan Intent
Chen
Mowims
Dan
Phi
John
Ute Phirsty Knights
New Market
John Stuart
Ein Stuart
Ian
Dogs in pound euthanasia sparks humane concerns
A dog owner recounts surrendering ten puppies and a deformed pup to a pound. She says staff euthanized the deformed puppy despite her pleas to delay, while differing veterinary advice and alleged miscommunications fueled anger toward shelter practices. The account urges caution and second opinions in pet care.
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Hing
Mancey
Ham
Dewwlye
Pound
Linc
Chem
Animal Shelter
Miyself
Remembering FCC's John Stuart
John Stuart, noted for student development work at the FCC, is remembered for longstanding service and guidance to peers. The tribute highlights his role in fostering programs, mentoring colleagues, and shaping campus community initiatives.
Economic woes prompt college invite to senator
An invitation was sent to Sen Tom Dasehlo after he explained current economic woes on Monday. The sender, Shaun Quinneiy from Walkersville, offered to attend any college representative course at the senator's expense, including books and materials.
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Sen
Tom Dasehlo
Mrnday
Emaery
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