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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1995
Page
13
A humorous look at snoring and its impact on sleepers. The piece explains how snoring occurs when breathing through the mouth causes tissue vibration, notes historical remedies such as chin bands and uvula removal, and ends with practical tips like headphones and shutting the door to block the noise. It references doctors and centuries of attempts to cure snoring.
Special visitor School Superintendent Dr. Daniel Gadra toured Kemptown Elementary as part of his yearly school visits. In Mrs. Betty Longley’s fifth grade class, students Michael Binnix Troy Garcia Lindsay Mullinix and Jennifer Mulcahy posed with principal Eileen Tipperman and the superintendent.
Special Education and technology education students at Monocacy Middle School completed a six week interdisciplinary unit titled The Home. Led by Larry Williams and Deborah Tuel the class designed and redesigned their classroom space. They built a seven foot by three foot oak bookcase with a natural urethane finish now on display in the main office.
The Frederick News-Post calls for youth opinions on issues affecting Frederick County. Submit written responses to John Cannon at the Frederick News-Post, P.O. Box 578, 200 E. Patrick St., Frederick, MD 21705.
Freshmen triplets Barbara Heidi and Wendy Fike discuss life as triplets born September 15 1980 Wendy is oldest Heidi outgoing Barbara studious and identical looks aside they share clothes music and even birthdays Their mother separated them in middle school to foster individual growth All three aim for different careers with humor and close ties highlighted by class switching on April Fool's Day
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