14th annual edition of Hello Frederick County
Editorial attached to yesterdays Frederick Post and News celebrates a 20th Century Scrapbook with 23 credited contributors led by Teresa Bell Stockman. It chronicles Graceham Road farm baseball, Creagerstown 1946 team league glory, and the old East Patrick Street post office site, plus shifts in newspaper technology from linotype to offset printing.
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Frederick Post
News
Teresa Bell-Stockman
Graceham Road
Thurmont
Frederick County
Long
Creagerstown
East Patrick Street
Carroll Creek Park
Quiet Ed Jenkins Leads Frederick HRC Toward Inclusive Change
Ed Jenkins, longtime calm force, becomes Frederick County Human Relations Commission chair. He opened the branch to all, brought in the Guardian Angels to counter crack violence, and aims to build a broad, nonpartisan forum. His quiet tactics emphasize practical progress over rhetoric as he pursues open membership and equal protest access.
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Ed Jenkins
Tye
Jong
Bs Design
Human Relations Commission
Moose Lodge 37
Jenkins
Frederick
Oder
New York
Guardian Angels
Fredenck
HRC
Commission
NAACP
Aldous Huxley
Jendeins
Dan
JFK Jr. Political Quietude and Public Persona
The piece argues JFK Jr. remained private despite fame, shaped by media cardboard coverage. It notes his conservative leanings by some accounts, and highlights his practical chairing of Reaching Up, a program aiding disabled citizens through education and jobs, reflecting pragmatism over publicity.
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Devereres
John F. Kennedy Jr
John F Kennedy Jr
Kennedy
Johnny
Jfk Dr
Jfk Jr
America
Adoss
Sermps
Howard News Service
Local pool replacement planned in Baker Park
Officials found the 1925 Baker Park pool outmoded and in need of replacement at an estimated $50,000. Officials from local government and the National Recreation Commission spent two hours inspecting the facility amid rising concerns over its condition.
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The
National Recreation Commission
Baker Park
Deserve Better In Frederick Md Motion for Fair Theater Pricing
A Frederick reader complains about Hoyt's theater pricing and amenities. They note Hoyt's in Salisbury answered, while the PSE mall Hoyt's had a leaky ceiling and poor sound. They call for better competition and upgraded facilities in the city.
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Frederick
Maryland
Baltimore
Gaithersburg
Rockville
Frederick Hoyt’s
Hoyts
Elizabeth
Hoyt's
Pse Mall
Hoyt’s
Salisbury
Baughman’s Lane
Giem
Frederick growth fears threaten quaint town identity
A lettered critique cites Frederick being named the state's second largest city in a July edition. It argues rapid growth strains aging infrastructure, reduces quality of life for seniors, and shifts priorities toward revenue over community care. Traffic woes at Evergreen Point and Md. 85 gridlock are noted as signs of change.
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Frederick Netus Post
Frederick
Frederick City
Evergreen Point
Adamstown
Buckeystown
MD. 85
Letter on growth, compassion, and responsibility in Frederick County
The writer laments rapid growth in Frederick County and urges a two year growth moratorium to slow development. He questions tax benefits from new businesses and reflects on traffic, strained services, and a humane incident with a badly injured puppy to argue for compassion toward all life. Christopher Naillle Brunswick.
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Gaithersburg
Rockville
Frederick
Frederick County
Short end of the pencil scholarship results sought
Frederick County resident George J. Martin asks how to obtain details on this year’s scholarship winners from Carroll versus Frederick applicants. He criticizes delays and delegation by State Senator Timothy Ferguson and requests guidance to access official results as a voter and taxpayer in Frederick.
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Frederick News Post
Laura
Carroll Vs. Frederick
Timothy Ferguson
Ferguson
Frederick County
Frederick City
Maryland
Puppy on Back Road Sparks Street Rescue
A driver on a back road encountered a stray object that turned out to be a puppy lying roadside. The writer describes their initial doubt, then the realization as the truck swerved, noting the emotional impact of the sight.
Lights out at retailers to save energy during peak load
In Freder ik, Daniel A. Shawen notes Hechingers and Home Depot should turn off half of their incandescent lamps during peak hours to reduce energy use. Saving a few thousand watts for hours could prevent brownouts or blackouts as demand spikes in the area.
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Hechingers
Home Depo
Frederik
Letters to the Editor policy and submission info
The Frederick News Post outlines how readers may submit letters to the editor. It lists requirements such as exclusivity, signature, and including home address and phone numbers, and provides mailing and email submission details.
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Frederick News
Monde
Water & Name
Psiness
Frederick
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