Editorial Calls for Controlled Medical Marijuana Use in Maryland
An Annapolis editorial urges legal, tightly regulated medical marijuana access for seriously ill patients amid ongoing bipartisan debate. It notes high dose chemotherapy patients report relief from nausea and insomnia with a synthetic THC product, while opposing arguments focus on cultivation, regulation, and distribution safeguards.
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Iudler
Annapolis
Conald Murphy
Baltimore County
Louise Snodgrass
David Brinkley
Sue Hecht
Alex Mooney
Tim Ferguson
Bourgeois Pigs and the SLA Legacy in Modern Terror Debate
A provocative essay links Emily Olson and the Harrises to the 1970s SLA and Weather Underground, arguing their violent pasts reflect a bourgeois death cult mindset. It cites Bernardine Dohrn, Ayers, and Buruma Margalit to frame radicalism’s evolution into suburban reform efforts and poses questions about redemption and accountability.
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Symbionese
Ison
SLA
William
Emily Harrig
Lnstates
Myrna Opsahi
Weather Underground
George Washington
Marris
Dohrn
Nr Frye
Sept
New York Times
The
Times
Ayers
Olson
Varrixes
Sia
Prion Reform M
Dison
Dolun
Avers
Harrises
Emily Harris
Myrna Opsahl
New York Review of Books
Dati Buruma
Avishai Margalit
John Walker
Marx
Baruma
Margalit
Walker
Cutether
Bourgeaigiehey
One Way West Frederick street plan approved by mayor
Mayor Donal B. Rite announced a westbound one way on West Seventh Street from Markety Bentz to ease traffic while Market Street becomes a northbound artery and Benz is made for southbound traffic. State Police traced a missing 18 year old in pajamas found with her sister at Brunswick YMCA cafeteria. Mrs. Joseph Bhim of Frederick toured New York, attended a Rubinstein party, took a cosmetics refresher course, and visited relatives. Frederick County Commissioners adopted a lenient policy to collect overdue payments from participants in a Community Development Block Grant Housing Rehabilitation Loan program affecting about 37 families in Frederick city Point of Rocks and Brunswick. Auctioneer Crummell Paul Jacobs pressed Annapolis to curb self proclaimed auction schools and buyer premiums. Middletown High senior Anderson was chosen Mardi Gras 1982 queen by the Frederick Woman’s Civic Club at the Weinberg Center and Frederick Thwne Mall.
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Donal B. Rite
Seventh Street
Markety Bentz
Frederick
Market Street
Benz
Joseph Bhim
Grove Boulevard
Allen's
New York
Helena Rubinstein
Blum
Alex Segal
William M. Sturm
Frederick County
Frederick City
Point of Rocks
Brunswick
Anpier Anderson
Middletown High School
Frederick Woman's Civic Club
Weinberg Center
Frederick Thwne Mall
Eva Rosvald
Rosvale
Dougherty
Marie
Gories
Aelodinarre
Donniherty
Muir
Debate on public funds for private schools prompts critique
Letters from Sherman Johnson of Mildetown denounce compulsory funding of private religious schools via public money. He compares the idea to funding devil worship or other beliefs, questions who decides which schools are worthy, and insists refunds for nonusers while championing a strong public education system.
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Anton Levey
Mar Wesfo
Stramly
Don Elliott
Letters on local politics and alderman clashes in Frederick
A citizen letter condemns what it calls disruptive tactics by local politicians in Frederick. It praises Mayor and Aldermen Donna Kulzerichak and Maria Hall for defending citizen interests and criticizing attempts to pack committees and block votes. The writer expresses hope that others will oppose intimidation and restore proper governance.
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Bull
Mc Grimes
Frederick
Board of Aldersian
Donna Kulzerichak
Maria Hall
Fredench
Good At Bay
Mir Hall
Local Voter Feedback Shapes Mayoral Run Amid City Frustrations
Residents express frustration with Jim Grimes and seek change as Jennifer Daugherty, previously an alderman and TV guest on Channel 10, gains attention. The city weighs her limited platform and past appearances as it eyes a shift toward credible leadership under a mayoral bid.
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Franta
Channel 10
Intel
Frederick City
Jennifer Daugherty
Jim Grimes
Dougherty
Rahi
Lily
Driver license gun analogy sparks Maryland debate
SERYOZHA S KADEN voices opposition to Maryland gun ownership limits tied to a proposed law requiring firearm owners to hold special designations on driver licenses and provide fingerprints. The letter argues the plan mirrors no existing licensing for vehicle ownership and urges relaxing carry license rules for law abiding citizens. Stacey Godlive of Sahillasville adds a long childbirth advice note urging informed choice with midwives and doctors and emphasizes technology’s role in reducing infant mortality.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Nell 5
Antisun
Lleg
Hall era in city politics after November election
The letter criticizes Alderman Hall for opposing the Dougherty administration after Jennifer Dougherty's landslide victory over Jim Grimes. It claims Hall blocks majority wishes, aligns with the Grimes faction, and questions his public meetings and independence. The writer cites alleged ties to Grimes and calls Hall’s actions reactionary and wasteful.
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Willianfall
Wis
Alynn Atro
Grimes
Dougherty
Jim Grimes
Dennifer Dougherty
Hall
Jennifer Dougherty
Publi
Hio
Mayor Dougherty Faces Criticism From Local Democrats
A Frederick News-Post story recounts concerns about Mayor Jennifer Dougherty forming a female-centric inner circle, fast-tracking appointments, and political patronage. Critics claim hostility toward fellow Democrats, with calls for more discreet action and broader support before the next election.
OB GYN malpractice verdict prompts scrutiny of care protocols
The author reflects on a recent malpractice trial involving nine days of testimony and dismissals of charges. The piece notes shock at cross examining experts in anesthesia and obstetrics, concerns about funding of expert testimony, and criticism of alleged lax US oversight and unclear labor and birth care protocols. The author defends diligent doctors while questioning standards and patient safety.
Crestwood Street Repairs Lag After Paving Finish
Resident Saul Kosen reports Crestwood Boulevard paving and storm drain work finished last fall but crosswalk striping remains incomplete. Driver admonished a pedestrian for not using a crosswalk, highlighting danger. Old paving debris piles block a shopping area. a note was left with the highway department weeks ago.
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Crestwand Boulevard
Crestwood
Highway Department
Letters to the Editor From The Frederick News-Post
Letters to the editor appear as exclusive opinion content in The Frederick News-Post. Readers write in with concerns and reactions to local issues. The page lists submission details including contact mail and fax for correspondence.
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Sinead
Anhete
Ahmed
Laos
Penpta
Frederick
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