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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 2002

Page

4

Market Street revamp eyed for North Market Pavilion plan

A $2.2 million downtown project could transform the long vacant 300 block of North Market Street into a pavilion market with fresh-food vendors. A 20 member task force under Greater Frederick Development Corp faces private vs city-led options and risk of taxpayer liability if the venture fails. The plan aims to spark a revitalization domino effect for the area, with cautious optimism and calls for careful, visioned execution.

North Market Street Umn Greater Amerikan Investment

Winchester Hall twilight rhetoric at county workshops

The Winchester Hall board scene features David Gray and Jan Gardner clashing with Lona Thompson and Terre Rhoderick as Rick Weldon navigates a tense retreat. A push for zoning referendum ideas surfaces while the aging BOCC teeters toward an end, with future growth and public input uncertain.

Ners Thompanis Gardner Thompson Pandl Jo Japhiew Mana Hhoderick Mer Gray Garener Me Thompson Weldon BOCC Board of County Commissioners Winchester Hall David Gray Ian Gardner Lona Thompson Terre Rhoderick Thick Weldon

Europeans living in glass houses mock US detention policy

A Washington columnist mocks European criticisms of Guantanamo detainee treatment. The piece cites British prisons, detainee hunger strikes, and security debates, contrasting Western allies with US policy. It notes Maze prison closures, prisoner deaths, and al Qaeda-linked concerns, while accusing critics of hypocrisy and asserting American resolve.

al Qaeda bin Laden Raisfeld America

Local residents record broadcast against reckless teen driving

Mary Jane Garman of Lynchburg Dorothy Stohlman of Chevy Chase and Joseph Johnson of Arlington members of the Rudin Club at St. Joseph's College Emmitsburg recorded their January broadcast against reckless teenage driving heard on a local radio station. Kenneth Tinney and family moved to Middletown to reside above Ingalls Hardware. Tinney previously managed a Singer store.

Mary Jane Garman Lynchbarg, Va Dorothy Stohlman Chevy Chase Joseph Johnson Anington Rudin Club St. Joseph's College, Emmitsburg Kenneth G. Tinney Fredenck Middletown Ingalls Hardware Store Tinney Singer Sewing Machine Co Freruwick

Debating growth roles in Frederick County infrastructure

Residents and officials clash over whether developers should fund infrastructure or if city and county governments must provide it. The discussion touches on roadways, water treatment, tax base, and how to balance growth with fiscal limits, with input from community members and stakeholders.

Henrich Erbys Tate Frederik Wale Pntust Lapree Ada Crewe Conde Pelke Ue County Do Torstell

Sempra Support Dominates Carroll Manor Feasibility Session

At Carroll Manor Elementary on Thursday night a feasibility update for a new power plant was presented. Proponents praised Sempra as a reliable partner while criticizing Duke Energy and Dynegy for delaying the project. Locals favored siting on industrial land to minimize residential impact and preserve neighborhood land.

Sheley Miprel Carroll Manor Elementiry Dan Sins Jon Slaby Bastalen Sempra Hat Zuni Sempen Duke Mnergy Dynegy Duke Ballenger Creek Boke Energy Pepeo

Frustration over new power plants and pollution fears

Letters express anger at plans by Prederich and Ose ey and Sempra to build plants along the Potamat River, warning of pollution, declining property values, and people fleeing Adaminstown. Call for newer cleaner plants, critique of siting choices, and safety tips about securing pets and cars amid safety concerns.

Prederich Oseey Sempra Potamat C&o Adaminstown Rastideo Vike Dynep

Questioning New Power Plant Plan in Frederick County

Readers question the shift to a conventional plant, urging exploration of biomass and solar. They cite local benefits from photovoltaics on government buildings and local job support, and criticize the plan for draining water, exporting energy, and harming air quality.

Eastalen Frederick County O'Neanora Sam Basra Bartiett We. Bartietl Fauich Selurey Frederick Fraderick County Pennsylvania Ated Nowdersay Tihinkam Natainne Feu Mireur Lek County Eastaley Corporation

Dog Stolen From Car In Minutes Sparks Investigation

A dog was reported stolen from a parked car within minutes, prompting a police inquiry. Authorities urge owners to lock vehicles and note distinguishing features while the search continues for the missing pet and the suspected thief.

Awaod Boulevard Muzby Hong

Plan A from Outer Space and budget peril debate

The article mocks Plan A from Outer Space as a recurring budget fight with tax cuts and social security funding pressure. It questions energy policy shifts and criticizes economic plans while noting geopolitical tensions and a lingering search for Osama bin Laden.

Charing Uconuy Eaton Outer Space Republico Oryant Middle East Osama bin Basen

Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News-Post

Readers are invited to send letters to the editor to The Frederick News-Post in Frederick Maryland. The notice provides contact options including mail, fax and email and specifies a 21 year age limit for contributors.

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