New Humane Society chief named as Frederick awaits revival
Editorial commends Frederick County Humane Society for hiring Marjorie Inden as top administrator citing her animal welfare and management background. Highlights shift from sheltering to programs like spaying neutering obedience training and community animal outreach amid past tensions with county agencies and a public fallout. Expresses hope 2002 brings positive, productive growth under Inden’s leadership.
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Maryland GOP gains amid redistricting power plays in state
A heated post census political shift unfolds as Republicans seek to reshape Maryland’s Third District and push for favorable delegate seats. Talks center on Frederick and Walkersville realignments, with lawmakers eyeing increased pay, retirements, and party balance as the General Assembly opens.
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Dieting zeal and orthorexia echo in Streisand gaze on food
The piece argues dieting obsessions mirror idol worship, citing Barbra Streisand's post 9/11 reflections and Steven Bratman’s orthorexia concept. It laments health and thinness zealots consuming life’s simple pleasures while millions binge on no fat foods, urging a shift to a balanced, guilt-free approach.
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New Dial System Aims to Link Subscribers Nationwide in 1953
Pewe Post notes Frederick's new dial system expected to go live in spring 1953 enabling direct dialing between most subscribers without operator assistance. George Ramsburg buys Liberty Cab Co and plans to operate from Patrick and Ayurl streets with Diamond Cab ties. Mickey Kernry returns from 24 day Navy leave to Norfolk aboard USS GreenWick Bay. Lavinia Nichol named postmistress of New Market after J Price retirement. changes also affect Maryland Emergency Travellers Radio Club officers.
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Responsibile pet ownership blamed for shelter euthanizations
A reader argues that dog owners who breed without precautions create overflow for the pound and force euthanizing animals. The letter condemns owners who abandon pets and urges spay neuter, pointing to Frederick County Humane Society resources and the shelter as a necessary last resort for unadoptable or abandoned animals.
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Letters discuss animal shelters and euthanasia ethics
Paula Kotiehts of Frederick argues shelters face euthanasia with fixed budgets and rising surrenders, urging control of breeding and careful acquisition. Katherine Eb Klotsky of Pittsburgh criticizes coverage for omitting the human and animal loss and calls for full reporting of all facts and victims.
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Response to death of John Dennude Stuart stirs grief in Pittsburgh
Mildred Lang of Pittsburgh writes in reacting to a January article about the untimely death of John Dennude Stuart. She offers sympathy to his family and to the couple in the car collision, laments the impact on relatives, and questions why lives are forever altered. She urges prayer for the survivors and notes the broader community’s mourning and memory.
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Redistricting Blues Sparks Democratic Discontent
Melinda Sadler of Middletown voices frustration over redistricting plans that she says alienate voters in Frederick and Washington counties. She argues districts 3 and 4 reallocate her community, attacks party leaders for pursuing inclusion while harming local voters, and calls for independent leadership free of partisan bias.
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