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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2001
Page
4
The Office of Aging announces a state wide Medieard waver program offering assisted living and home renovations to eligible seniors and disabled adults. Participants must meet age income asset and cost limits. the plan aims to let qualified individuals stay home instead of entering nursing facilities.
In Annapolis, Senators Ferguson and Mooney spar with Senate President Miller over gun bills and rules. GOP pressure linked to Ehrlich backing Bromwell, while Miller asserts authority and dismisses challenges as upstarts. Local fallout hints at broader party friction and future maneuvering.
The piece reflects on Martin Luther King Jr as a lasting American symbol whose memory fuels social and political debates. It notes his 1968 assassination during a period of national division and highlights his Christian faith, the American dream, nonviolence, and justice as central to his legacy, including his Birmingham Jail Letter.
Dale McFeathers contrasts bitterness toward white clergy with King’s steadfast faith in the American ideal despite second class citizenship beatings jailings and a whispering campaign. The piece recalls King’s I Have a Dream speech on the Lincoln Memorial and the enduring call for equality justice and brotherhood.
Yesterday three din fee or eaceabers competed in the enn wg class at home Five girls from the Frederick area were among senior guests, led by Willoughby Cole of Braddock Heights. Lorraine Maberh, Eva Remsberg of M town DK, and more. Donald H Andress, chemistry professor at Johns Hopkins, spoke on Atom Energy and the Path of 4 Scientist at Frederick High School. Betty Ann Lease introduced him. College sophomores Sally Bowers, Jane Harp, and Betty Jane Stamchaneh performed in a music revival at Hood College. Water service in White Rock subdivision returned to normal after three days of pressure issues. Twenty seven Frederick Community College students were named to Who’s Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges, listing many names.
A reader recounts a Dec 30 article noting the ramp realignment at eastbound I-70 and Md 355 would remove the end ramp light. The SHA may rethink removing the signal, arguing it reduced crashes by allowing safer left turns and preventing conflicts with oncoming traffic.
Frederick advocates urge county and city to require developers to fund athletic facilities during farmland development. They argue Monocacy Middle and TJ High will benefit as communities grow, ensuring access earlier rather than after completion. Cindy Champion supports the proposal.
The Maniacs support Brunswick High School as fans attend games to boost team performance. Their presence energizes players and reinforces school spirit during home and away contests.
A reader laments overprotective school policies at BHS and frequent police or staff regulation, arguing students should be free to enjoy sports. The letter critiques local officials, privacy rule bending, and the clash between youth fun and governance, calling for accountability among public leaders.
Beth Ritter of Mount Airy recounts how a mother’s confrontation with Devin Naylor, a black school bus driver, prompted lessons in perspective. Ritter notes most customers are pleasant and friendly, helping defuse the incident.
A fragmented note discusses NASCAR exposure and January values, mentioning female fans and individuals such as Corey Cerameves Milly Chien and Phil Palmer Walkersvifte in a puzzling, unclear context. The readable text hints at commentary on fan interest and unconnected names without a clear event or decision.
A fragment notes Charlene being appointed chief of police in the city while concerns are raised about public sentiment and possible shifts in customer attention toward alternative venues. The brief mentions Edmonds, Frederick, and a house scene but lacks clear context or dates.
Diane Norton voices concern over Frederick County water and sewer rate increases shifting from Montgomery County, arguing existing services and budget use do not justify higher fees. She notes moving to Frederick, no children, and commuting costs, urging the commission to budget without tax or fee hikes.
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