Where does it end for Frederick County breakfast idea
The Frederick County public school system debated a free breakfast pilot for all elementary students. Critics questioned cost, potential benefits, and scope, noting a Minnesota 1994 pilot showed higher participation, improved reading and math scores, and reduced discipline referrals, but costing about $65,000 for one school.
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Frederick County
Keller
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Hal Keller
Preservation battle over Derr house fuels Fre d erick heritage debate
Theresa Michel condemns city and Natelli Company for delaying restoration of the Sebastian Derr house. The piece cites past demolitions, calls for stricter preservation, and praises Joe Lubczynski and local preservationists while urging action to save Frederick’s historic structures. It notes economic feasibility as an easy excuse and recalls the Groff mansion demolition and library move.
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Natelli Company
Sebastian Derr
Frederick County
Patrick and
Jefferson Streets
East Patrick Street
Farmers and Mechanic National Bank
East Second Street
Frederick
William W. Abbott
James Madison
University of Virginia
Groff
WFMD
North Market and
Seventh Streets
Theresa Mathias Michel
The
Historical Society of
Maryland Historical Trust
Frederick Academy
Council Street
C. Burr Artz Library
C. Burr Arta Library
Fast Patrick Street
Clinton amid scandal tests presidency and public fate
Morton Kendracke, executive editor of Roll Call, analyzes how Bill Clinton's alleged affair with Monica Lewinsky and subsequent denials threaten his presidency. The piece notes possible perjury, the Paula Jones deposition, and implications for impeachment while predicting Democratic party reactions and the impact on the 1998 midterms.
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Bill Clinton
Clinton
America
White House
Monica Lewinsky
PBS
Jim Lehrer
Lewinsky
Linda Tripp
Paula Jones
Kenneth Starr
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Vietnam
Watergate
Irongate
Morton Kendracke
Roll Call
Capitol Hill
Newspaper Enterprise Assoc
First Frederick County Sanitary Inspector Named
Dr. Donald J. Roop announced Bruce A. Bruchey chosen from nine candidates as Frederick County's first sanitary inspector. Bruchey, a former city and state police officer and World War II Marine, steps into the health role.
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Donald J. Roop
Bruce A. Bruchey
Frederick County
Mr. Bruchey
Frederick Festival of the Arts volunteers defend date clash claim
Former board members respond to an article claiming a scheduling snafu with Unity Days and the Ethnic Festival. They note the 1997 July Arts Festival date and say all events share volunteers, aim to enlighten and entertain, and foster fellowship in Frederick County. They urge relaxation and yearlong participation.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Paul Gordon
John Ashbury
Derr House demolition sparks preservation protest in Dearbought
The Historical Society of Frederick County protests the planned demolition of the Derr House in the Dearbought Planned Neighborhood. They warn removal erodes Maryland heritage, arguing restoration was agreed upon and can be costly but worthwhile, preserving architectural and cultural history for future generations.
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Frederick County
Derr
Dearbought
PND
Maryland
The
Historical Society
Price tag on preserving Derr House urged by Frederick history group
Letters request mayor and aldermen enforce original agreements and save the Derr House. They urge Maryland Historical Trust to help preserve the community heritage, balancing interests of the public and developers for Maryland's heritage future.
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City of
Frederick
Derr
Maryland Historical Trust
Maryland
East Frederick County residents press for school funding and growth planning
Lawrence A Dusold of New Market argues for increased Frederick County school funding, recommending a future east county middle school and a high school within four years to address overcrowding at New Market Middle School Linganore and Walkersville High Schools. He urges planning for roads water and sewer to support ongoing residential growth and warns against expecting developers to bear all infrastructure costs.
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Frederick County
TJ Middle
New Market
Linganore
Walkersville
Lake Singanore
Lake Linganore
Deer Crossing
East Frederick County
Frederick County Planning Commission
East County
Whittier Residents Reject Next Golden Mile Plan
Ronald Dudley of Frederick argues against a proposed 11 acre strip mall for Whittier that would boost traffic and hurt the lake area. He cites a larger 150 extra parking, a Weis store, and loss of neighborhood character, urging a well designed center that supports shopping and local activity without destroying the area.
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John A. Committo
Gan
College Park Plaza
Seventh Street
Safeway
CVS
Whittier
Baker Park
Weis
Frederick County
Whittier Do Not Want To Impose Upon Other Neighborhoods As Mr. Committe
Golden Mile
Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News-Post
The Frederick News-Post invites letters exclusive to the paper, signed with the writer’s name and contact details. Letters may be abridged for space and should not be poetry or copies to others. Submissions may be mailed faxed or emailed to the listed addresses and email.
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