New MAMSI In Frederick Sparks Jobs and Growth
Mid Atlantic Medical Services Inc of Rockville acquires the 200000 square foot State Farm building overlooking U S 15. MAMSI plans to move 750 jobs here in a year, with renovations minimal. State Farm remains in Frederick, taxes rise for the area, and local leaders praise the investment and community benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Farm
U.S. 15
Mid Atlantic Medical Services Inc
Rockville
M.d.ipa
Frederick
MAMSI
Jim Grimes
Montgomery County
Eastalico
Tom Barbera
Calls for apology for continuing mental slavery post Civil War
Bonnie L Sanders argues that slavery persists in mind and social structures despite the 13th Amendment. She cites Jim Crow, segregation, and second class citizenship, recounting personal memories like park bans and school discrimination. She urges a formal apology and references historical injustices and unfulfilled promises.
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Mr. Rosbury
Frederick County
Rosbury
Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Andrew M. Rasbury
Tivoli
Parkway Elementary
Lincoln School
Japan
Bonnie L Sanders
Frederick
Investing Language Clouds Campaign Fund Scandals
Scripps Howard News Service argues that media miswording obscures the real dynamics of foreign and special interest funding in U S campaign finance. It questions the term contribution versus investment and calls for precise terminology to reveal motives and potential returns from political money.
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Senate
Breathless
Indonesia
China
Taiwan
Hong Kong
Japan
Wall Street
Walla Walla
Wash
Treasury
Scripps Howard News Service
Wheel strikes boy on East Patrick Street in Frederick
JRA Straley, 15, seated on the bridge on East Patrick Street waited for a ride home when a truck driven by T O Johnson of Woodbine lost a left rear wheel and axle snapping loose. The wheel rolled toward him striking his arm causing sprains to arm and wrist and brush burns to both legs.
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Jra Straley
East Patrick Street
T.O. Johnson
Woodbine
Wayside Inn
Take a Drive to See Our Drought Affected Farm Fields
A farmer invites consumers to visit the countryside to view withering corn and hay fields due to heat and lack of rain. He notes hay storage facilities and silos working to capacity, and shares personal perspective as a farmer's daughter turned wife, urging appreciation for the labor and money behind food production.
Recall of fluoride controversy in Frederick County plant era
A past dispute over fluoride emissions near a Maryland plant is recalled. Key figures include Edgar Wirts, Dr. Clancey Gordon, Dr. George Waldicott, and Maryland officials like George Ferreri. The piece credits local officials and residents for demanding clean air and questions flawed health surveys and incomplete studies from 1976 77.
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News-Post
Charles Spicknal
Health Department
Eustalco
Spicknal
George Ferreri
Maryland Bureau of Air Quality and Noise Control
Eastalo
Frederick County
Edgar Wirts
Clancey Gordon
George Waldicott
Letters call out health agency failures in Frederick County
Patricia Zimmerman urges action against vaccine and biomedical firms moving into Frederick County Maryland. She questions officials handling health and environmental concerns and demands inspectors from the Maryland Department of the Environment act decisively rather than stroll.
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Eustalco
Frederick County
Maryland Department of the Environment
Vendor explains costs behind Frederick 4th of July event
Commotion Promotions Inc. outlines the payroll hours and taxes involved in the Baker Park celebration. The letter notes city fees, state and county entertainment taxes, and the high insurance costs. The writer urges corporate sponsors to cover expenses to offer lower prices or free activities.
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Frederick
Baker Park
Commotion Promotions Inc
Marines
Commotion Promotions
Sheer hypocrisy in addressing past slavery and present injustice
Charles A. Salter of New Market argues that apologizing for slavery risks endless blame shifting and ignores ongoing global slavery. He cites Larry Ouderkirk’s stance, urges focusing on current abuses, and points readers to the American Anti-Slavery Group website to support action against modern slavery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Ouderkirk
Mr. Ouderkirk
Letters to the Frederick News Post Editor Policy
The Frederick News Post invites exclusive signed letters with full name address and contact numbers for verification. Abridgement may occur. poetry verse form letters and copies to others are not published. Mailing, fax, and email options are provided for submissions.
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Frederick News Post
News-Post
Frederick Newis-Post
E. Patrick Sr
Frederik
Foxit
Fradericknewspost Com
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Bonnie L. Sanders
Martin Schram
Bolshevist Party of Russia
Joseph T. Thorning
Frederick W. Young
National Weather Service
Ronald N. Young
Frederick Data Service Inc
Monocacy Village
Joe Peisinger
Bob Lockhart
W.M. Ray Spurrier
Junior Fire Company
Vivian R. McCuller
Union Bridge
Patricia Zimmerman Frederick
J. Robert Mulvey Jefferson
Charles A. Salter
New Market
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