Two anonymous donors fund shutters for Fairview Chapel
Two donors contributed 1700 toward replacing the stolen dark green shutters of Fairview Chapel on Boyers Mill Road. The thieves remain unidentified and the two women who offered help chose to stay anonymous. The piece urges tamper resistant hardware and electronic protection to deter future thefts. The editorial notes the contrast between selfish acts and selfless giving and calls for realism in safeguarding the chapel.
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Fairview Chapel
Little Stone
Boyers Mill Road
Wine
Winchester Hall politics and the race for the Fourth District
Winchester Hall residents watch power shifts as Lennie Thompson contemplates a House of Delegates bid amid a courtly clash over a PAC label. The scene centers on Jan Gardner, David Gray, and Nick Weldon, with Blaine Young switching to the GOP and a looming slate in Winchester Hall and Spring Ridge.
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Ar Ising
Winchester Hall
Mit Rhoderick
News-Post
Tara Buck
Mr Thompson
Political Action Committee
IPACY
Nick Weldon
Jan Gardner
David Gray
GOP
Terre Sthaderick
Thorpson
Denovral Gardner
Lecall
Sthaderick
Welslan
Jon Hogan
Bee
Republican Central Committee
Gray
Sam Tol
Lome
Mr. Gray
Reing Tex
Mark Hoke
Ing
Whig Space
Ardner
House of Delegates
Spring Ridge
Teddy Sue Hecht
Trelertiat Brass Cing
Thompsate
Devan
Lennie
Winchester Halls
Eale
Lennie Thompson
Walkersville
Nominaton
John Lavell
Key
Sammie Conyers
Bruce Reeder
Pime
Blaine Young
City Hall
Mr Young
Ron Young
NAACK
Exulderman
Jim Grimes
Democratic Central Committee
Muri
Bill Clinton
Cayes
Echoes of Edward R Murrow and Gabriel Heatter in War News
A reminiscence on radio journalism during World War II, praising Edward R Murrow and Gabriel Heatter for shaping morale. Notes Heatter’s human interest angle, famous signature lines, and battles with personal demons, contrasting wartime optimism with today’s news focus.
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Aybe
Edward R. Murrow
HM Kaltenborn
Eric Sevareid
Raymond Gram Swing
Elmer Davis
Lowell Thormas
Gabriel Heatter
New York City
Heatter
Miami
Nias
Poland
Europe
Pacific
U.S
Heather
Meni
Gabriel Heatler
Middletown High School to open early February
The Board of Education announced the new Middletown High School, substantially completed, would be placed in use the first full week in February. Superintendent Eugene W Pruitt noted two more new elementary schools Brunswick and Woodsboro near completion and ready about the same time.
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Board of Education
Middletown High
Publish the black book names in prostitution sting tale
Citizens urge publishing all names from the sting black book while acknowledging police confirm identities before release. The writer questions readers’ assumptions about customers and privacy and urges closing the book and moving to more important topics.
Ex-principal pleads guilty to sex charge in plea deal
Debbie Cinslowski of Middletown objects to multiple references to William Van Hall in coverage of Phillip Harper’s plea and sentencing for a sex offense, calling it unnecessary and partisan.
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William van Hall
Phillip Harper
van Hall
East Frederick road plan eyed by mayor for bypass link
A proposal to reroute Monocacy Boulevard further east aims to ease traffic around Frederick by creating an eastern link from Interstate 70 to U.S. 1. Proponents say it would bypass congested fairgrounds areas and reduce long term traffic, while critics urge broader review.
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Monduney Boulevard
Frederick County
East Frederick
Spires
Deninfiie Doneherty
Letters discuss studying traffic dynamics in Frederick County
Readers urge Ark and Frederick County to study traffic patterns to address long term needs rather than focusing on past rankings. The letter writer, HERE WOLFE TH, references Frederick and calls for forward planning.
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Ark
Frederick County
Fragmented reflections on American-made goods and global shift
A critical monologue laments the decline of American manufacturing and domestic brands. It argues that US products are scarce in stores and questions the origin of goods labeled made in America. The piece ties consumer trends to immigration, language, and geopolitical concerns, ending with cryptic notes on economic faith and national policy. It invokes past leaders and global tensions to underscore perceived erosion of American sovereignty and industry.
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NAFTA
GATT
Kiart
Wal-Mart
Sears
Penny's
Ames
Circuit City
Best Buy
Nat
Wen
America
Clinton
Tanvie
China
Osama bin Laden
Daw
Pros and Cons of Renewable Energy Facts and Questions
An analysis notes renewable energy benefits and limits with concerns about wind and hydro power reliability. It discusses 250 megawatts annual energy figures, peak capacity versus output, and the need balanced resources to cover shortfalls from droughts. It urges accurate data and careful planning.
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Wit Alt
Bydeudoeline
Pacific Northwest
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