Power plant clash grows in Point of Rocks area
A regional dispute pits Duke Energy and supporters of an expanded Point of Rocks power plant and a second Potomac bridge against local groups like Sugarloaf Citizens Association and opponents of new highway projects. Proponents argue economic growth while opponents cite quality of life and environmental concerns. The struggle follows past efforts to halt study and steps through official channels as both sides press their cases.
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Privacy notices push opt out to curb telemarketers
Major shift in privacy rules gave customers a chance to opt out of sharing financial records with third parties. July 1 deadline required banks and lenders to notify customers. ~55 percent ignored notices. EPIC’s Chris Hoomnagie notes phones may ring more as marketers use data like purchase history to target offers. Legislation looms as lawmakers press Treasury and regulators for clearer future notices.
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Prostitution Fight Reassessed After Black Book Debates
William W. Dennie argues that centuries of moral effort against prostitution have yielded negative gains and urges focus on changing male nature. He says exposing patrons is a matter for conscience and law only if linked to the so called black book, with emphasis on building foundations before the roof.
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Readers critique local paper coverage and integrity
A reader from Frederick voices frustration with the Frederick News-Post citing perceived tabloid turn and online access. They defend local officials and condemn what they call victimization in reporting, noting subscription cancellation after years of reading.
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Middletown fire rescue seeks new station and broad support
A local volunteer fire rescue company urges residents to back a new station to meet rising service demand. The piece highlights the dedication of volunteers and argues that sustaining trust and funding is essential to continue providing lifesaving support to the community.
Middletown volunteers push for new Station 7 firehouse
Fire chief Scott R. Campbell commends residents of Middletown Walkersville and surrounding areas for backing modern facilities, fleet and fund raisers. He wishes Middletown Vol Fire Co. luck in making Station 7 a reality and recalls Walkersville support during their own station project.
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Frederick News-Post reflects on Terence and teen athlete mindset
The Frederick News-Post weighs the challenges facing Terence in the 34th round and stresses that mental strength outmatches physical ability for teen athletes. It notes the public rally behind him and highlights community expectations as he navigates setbacks.
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Can Morris buck trend of No 34 picks article
A reader urges defense of Terence Morris amid criticism in a June 30 piece, accusing the piece of cursing Morris and arguing he deserves a fair chance and fresh start at Maryland. The letter defends his character and questions negative coverage.
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Maryland voters face choice amid culture clash in 2002 race
A letter reflects heated debate over politics and social issues in Maryland. It targets state policy changes on sexual orientation, religious beliefs, and election influence, criticizing Cal Ripken’s potential candidacy and party credibility while warning against liberal interests and extremist groups.
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Play’s the Thing by Meachum Ends in Mild Satire
A Manila newspaper notes Roy Meachum’s political column “its play” dated June 29 and offers a critical take on his style, signaling reader fatigue and calling for a cap of restraint on his rhetoric.
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Unselfish star cited in Urbana basketball critique
Charlie Miller notes Eric Whisner praises Terence Morris and Lonny Baxter for easing scoring pressure. Whisner says Morris is improving defense, shot-blocking and passing while staying a quiet leader.
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Eric Whisner
Terence Morris
Lonny Baxter
Morris coverage sparks debate about draft pick impact
The discussion centers on Terence Morris and his role as the 34th pick. Analysts question the expectations and the franchise’s strategy, with critics highlighting potential missteps and fans awaiting clearer signals of the player’s development and contribution.
Frederick area civic, county notes and commerce news
In Frederick County news yesterday, the Optimist Club backed Richard Keeney and Frederick Boys' Club members were noted along with James Falk beginning a fourth term as county treasurer. The monarch Hiver weekend left side effects after 117 inches of rain. A day care center for seniors closed after months due to funds and attendance declines. Flint Hill grocery on Park Mills Road embraced Sunday beer and light wine sales, predicting higher Sunday takings. The Frederick Jewish Community announced the Frederck Hebrew Academy Inc., a private day school aiming to provide motivated traditional education.
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Artent IP Ord
Alan Nisnec
Flint Hill
Park Mills Road
Jim Ward
Frederick
Frederck Hebrew Academy Inc
Maryan Citizens Rally Against Discrimination
Report of a local advocacy group Take Back and supporters contesting bigotry claims by Tansy and allies. The piece notes dangers of discriminatory propaganda and calls for equal rights for all residents, including bisexual and straight individuals.
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Toe New
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Tansy
Take Back
Letters to the Editor Addressing Submissions Process
Readers are invited to send letters to the editor with names and addresses for publication. Include contact details for verification. Submissions may be edited for length and clarity and posted in future issues.
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