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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1999

Page

6

Water crisis relief and conservation urged after Walkersville outage

Walkersville residents endured over two weeks without clean water due to a June sewage spill, but a June 21 announcement confirmed the water was safe to drink and use. Officials from Walkersville, Frederick city and county, the health department and Maryland environment agency coordinated to restore supply, while electricity strain highlighted broader conservation needs for hospitals, nursing homes, cooling centers, and households amid a summer heat wave.

Walkersville Ted Frederick Frederick City Frederick County Maryland Department of the Environment Eustalo Alcoa

Civic Health Improved After 23rd Birthday Findings

The National Commission on Civic Renewal reports improved civic health indicators through 1997 despite polls showing pessimism. The Index of National Civic Health rebounded over the last three years, reversing a late 1980s crime-driven drop from 1984 to 1994, according to Executive Director Bill Galston.

National Commission On Civic Renewal John McCain Commission On Civic Renewal Bill Bennett Sam Nunn Dga Commission Bill Galston Sion

Civic health improves but public mood darkens

Mortality? No. The piece notes gains in civic health indicators from 1994 to 1997, including trust in government and others, rising civic association membership, charitable giving, and lower crime fears, while polls show a lingering public unease and a low emphasis on campaign finance reform. Confidence in Congress remains depressed, and voters rank education Kosovo crime and Social Security as top concerns.

Washington Post David Broder Gallup U.S Congress McCain Harris Kosovo Newspaper Enterprise Asse

Mewe Post notes farm accident and water main break

A farmer escaped injury when lightning struck a barn on the Wickless farm west of Mr. Wickless, killing a calf. Neighbor Clyde Johnson aided. Frederick’s main water line from Linganore burst at 1:15 p.m., dropping city pressure. repairs could take up to 24 hours as crews located the break between Singanore filtration plant and the city. Outdoor enthusiasts flocked to Catoctin Mountain Park on a sunny day amid a gasoline outlook.

Augustine Wickless Mr. Wickless Clyde Johnson Frederick Linganore William J. Davis Singanore Catoctin Mountain Park

Plan commission voting restored to county commissioner

Frederick County restores a voting seat on the planning commission after a two year removal at Commissioner Nona Hogan’s request. The piece defends elected officials’ active participation, cites 1972 through 1987 history of voting status, and emphasizes citizen input and growth policy.

Frederick News-Post County Planning Commission Nona Hogan Planning Commission Frederick County Internal Audit Authority Hogan Airport Commission Boards of Mac Remsberg Sterling Bollinger Board of County Commissioners Richard Grossnickle Gray Thompson PTA

Residents clash with Meachum letters to the editor

Jan Gardner and John Kochan of Frederick County respond to Berry's World "Gestapo tactics" letters. The pair defend police procedure, dispute Meachum’s claims, and explain their roles on planning and other boards. They address dyslexia, shingles, compensation, and voting rights in commissions.

Meachum Ol’ Roy

Puzzled observations on Meachum column and local policing

A reader criticizes Ray Meachum for denigrating Frederick City Police, praises Lt. Tom Chase, and urges caution on CIP decisions. Alan Imhoff discusses budget planning, impact fees, water sewer classifications, and housing projections affecting bond funding and long term fiscal health.

Ray Meachum Meachum Frederick City Tom Chase

Master Entrepreneur of 1999 Honored by BBB of Greater Maryland

Nicholas G. Greaves of the BBB congratulates George Delaplaine for being named Master Entrepreneur of 1999. He is praised for business success with The Frederick News Post GS Communications and Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing, plus notable community service in Frederick County and greater Baltimore.

Better Business Bureau of Greater Maryland George Delaplaine Delaplaine George Frederick News-Post GS Communications Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company Frederick County Baltimore Frederick

Letters to the Editor Procedures at The Frederick News-Post

A guide for submitting letters exclusive to The News-Post. It requires the writer’s full name street address and home and business phone numbers. Submissions may be abridged for space and poetry or verse is not published.

Fredenck News Jeffers Afl Mall Frederick News-Post E. Patrick P.O Frederick E-Mall Frederickm

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