Biotechnology alliance eyed for regional growth in Maryland
Editorial advocates forming a four‑county biotech alliance among Frederick, Montgomery, Washington and Allegany to boost the industry. The piece cites incentives, regional colleges, and major firms like Microsoft and Intel as influences, notes a May 10 follow‑up meeting, and stresses tying area sites and marketing to attract high‑tech employers.
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Frederick County
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Allegany
Wraderick County
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Kane
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Church leaders face scrutiny as Geoghan trial unfolds
A Boston court case centers on John Geoghan and alleged child rape, while Archbishop Bernard Law faces censure for past actions. The broader church crisis involves thousands of civil lawsuits and revelations from the Boston Globe and the Catholic hierarchy’s failures. Critics call for accountability, urging laity to press for systemic reform and removal of molesting priests.
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National Review
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Queens
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Sunday Globe
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Cardinal Law
Sugar spill and tractor crash near Hidgeville
A 12 ton sugar cargo suffered little damage after a tractor and trailer struck a culvert on U.S. 40 two miles west of Hidgeville. The trailer toppled into a field, the tractor caught fire, and the driver, unhurt, used a extinguisher then mud and sand to quell the blaze.
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Hidgeville
Governor Glenspending and budget clashes spark talk of 2026 race
A report recounts criticism of Governor Glendening over his 22.2 billion budget and tax cut proposals. State officials accuse him of raiding education funds and mismanaging Venice Cearies County. The piece notes his low popularity and suggests potential implications for an upcoming gubernatorial bid.
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Parris Glendening
Venice
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Free State
Bill
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Rick Richtmyer Adamystanen Story Sparks Angered Debate
An informational piece critiques school employee states and notes Hadividuv remains in listed posts while sensationalism dominates coverage. The discourse cites salaries from 79 000 to 123 906 a year with perks, calling the framing outlandish and disconnected from classroom needs.
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Letters on salary rises in schools spark taxpayer debate
A reader from Frederick voices frustration at 24 to 69 percent salary hikes for executives while teachers and substitutes go years without raises. He argues public schooling should prioritize education over company profits and calls for fair cost sharing to fund salaries. He questions the value of executives earning millions while classrooms lag.
Zoning rewrite may end
County commissioners urge continuing the zoning ordinance revision process despite contention. They argue the draft is divisive and slow to educate the public, but note potential upgrades in planned developments and integrated development plan modifications. Dropping the issue now would waste invested effort. TOM LOFET, Libertytown.
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David Gray
Terre Ray Rhaderiel
U.S. 15
Feel good worship sparks church unity over doctrine
A reader defends contemporary worship against charges of simplistic answers, arguing that God’s church transcends denominations and that traditional and modern forms can coexist. Letters from Lawrence Goldman and Bill Wisecup challenge scope of controversy, urging open exploration of worship styles.
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David Smith
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Jesus
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M. A Rather
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Not a crumb for substitutes
Fragmentary note discusses school salaries and substitute teachers. Mentions local figures and concerns about pay, health of students, and education staffing in Kerbrick County. No clear dates or concrete figures available in readable text.
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Leas Weilten
Rederick Netws-Post
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Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News-Post
The Frederick News-Post invites letters to the editor from readers. Send letters to P.O. Box 578 in Frederink MD 21705 or via 301-862-8299 or letters fredericknewspost.com for email submissions.
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