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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 2001
Page
4
An editorial argues for abstinence preferred sex education in Frederick County schools. It notes the program emphasizes delaying sexual activity while teaching protection, warns of disease and emotional risks, and stresses private pledge cards to avoid school or parental pressure. The piece defends abstinence messaging as essential to teens' future.
Health concerns surround Dick Cheney as vice president, with past advisers doubting his fitness for the role. The piece notes Cheney’s heart problems and his central position in Bush's energy task force, highlighting questions about remaining on the ticket amid potential risks to his health and ability to serve.
Street closures in Frederick due to tree felling and sewer work affect Second Street and C Alley near St. John Catholic Church. Frederick Jewish Community plans a central alarm system. Park Manor near Montevue to add a development. Brunswick medical center progress includes surgical space and pharmacy planned by Dr Wayne Allgaier. Frederick Farm Bureau Queen contest gathers eight contenders from Burkittsville Walkersville Mount Airy and more.
Randall L. Shank criticizes the News Post for sensationalism and selling papers, accusing them of printing unverified “black book” tales about Alderman Blaine Young. He laments the harm to families and careers and calls for accountability in Frederick history.
A fragmentary letter from Dan Benson in Myersville attacks Mayor Grimes and allies for alleged neglect and corruption. The author urges Frederick’s citizens to demand full disclosure from local officials and press.
Fragmentary letters discuss whether public figures and their families are above the law and should meet higher standards, questioning accountability and the need for transparent scrutiny in New Market.
Donald W. Bailey Sr. reports persistent speeding on Kemp Lane, notes residents’ calls to Frederick authorities with little action. He recalls a July 3 crash where a northbound car flipped, crossed the road, and damaged a fence and hedge, urging more sheriff patrols.
Community voices discuss dog owner safety and pet protection measures. Citizens urge action on barking and leash laws while addressing tree cutting and urban planning. Local residents reference Kelli Schwinn, Allen G. Me, and Roger Ullman amid debate over downtown development and tax base strategy.
A citizen letter complains false alarms harm rescuers who risk their lives. It urges the public to value firefighters and medics, noting their eyes on the line and asking readers to send letters to The Frederick News-Post while disclaiming they do not publish poetry or religious verse.
Report notes public interest in the unfolding story and questions if officials have concealed key details. The passage hints at a fine and accusations of a smothered flame, urging scrutiny of local authorities and media. Further specifics remain unclear in the fragmented text.
A Frederick News-Post item described a Bradford pear tree program as a joint effort by the Forestry Department and the city. The article reflected that the plan appeared right at the time but raised concerns about its outcomes a year or so later.
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