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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2001
Page
4
Editorial argues Maryland's one week tax free event starting August 10 to boost in state back to school clothing sales. It notes potential $15 to $20 saving on hundreds spent and warns against shopping in neighboring states. The piece questions extending the period and jokes about tax free toys.
Critics say the education measure is gravely diluted and unlikely to yield major reform. The original aims of school choice flexibility and improved reading and math scores are fading, with concerns that federal funds could be diverted from public to private schools. Fragmented efforts leave American children short of the promised gains amid a stalled conference process.
A long serving Basns member from Frederick County retires after a decade of community work. Details mention local policing links and a controversial fraternal order letter to Mayor Young, with officials declining comment. The piece notes no confirmed police violations but references nightly lawn patrols and ongoing tensions.
A reader blasts Frederick County teachers and administrators after a July 23 report on Phillip Harper and Carroll Manor. The letter accuses staff of lacking morals and warns of potential reassignment rumors, noting past incidents and calling for accountability.
A damaged message calls someone a very sick individual and argues about a political incident. The writer asserts misdirection and accuses others of lying, mentioning former President Bill Clinton, a congressman, and Judy Cody in Adamstown. The text is garbled but centers on political blame and accountability.
Susan Rice Walkersville questions the handling of Phillip Harper case in schools. The message suggests harsher accountability, mentioning punishment, consequences, and possible random drug tests for accountability.
In Thurmont Pat Owens and Tammy S Baker describe a family dog that damaged property and attacked a child and adult despite good care and training. The dog was euthanized after bites required hospital care. Authors question whether any breed should be kept as a family pet and ponder responsibility of owners.
Fragmented text depicts scrutiny of a Republican claim of inclusivity after Monroe, a Black Republican, was not chosen for a county commissioner post. The piece questions party sincerity and the need for genuine diversity, implying disappointment and calls for courage and inclusion.
A reader letter defends Frederick County education advocate Mr Harper, disputing allegations as the Police News-Post reports and arguing the value of his public service despite private misconduct questions.
Fragmentary remarks attributed to Dr Dana Cable about a Harper case spark renewed calls for clearer school responsibility. The muddled July 24 piece hints at blame while urging better supervision and communication with students about errors.
Susan Riebman reports a bright meteor shower over Mount Airy that appeared unusually close, terrifying a parent with a 3-year-old. The witnesses describe the fireball seeming to land behind nearby houses and leaving the child unsettled at bedtime. The incident prompted awe and concern in the neighborhood.
The text argues that dogs are pack animals needing a responsible owner and suggests accountability for owners rather than blaming the dogs. It notes fights among dogs are common and contemplates releasing animals to owners willing to pay.
A fragmentary account discusses a sudden attack involving a pit bull and a child seen near Tope. The writer recalls long residence in Frederick County and reflects on beliefs about animal behavior and breed aggression. The text asserts pit bulls have inherent aggression and describes a personal stance on the incident.
A fragmentary story shows an unnamed backers group urging a candidate not to seek re-election and to run again. The piece references a development community and prominent members urging openness, with Carrie Crosson cited.
Angela Martin reports July 19 that Mayor Grimes wavered on a potential bid for re election. Citizens split over his return plan with some applauding his earlier decision to step away while others urged a different direction. Ethel Cornwell notes the divided mood and a possible send off celebration.
The Frederick News-Post invites letters from readers while noting unpublishable content. Submissions should include names and contact details, and the paper may edit or decline for space or policy. No religious verses, advertisements, or anonymous posts will be published.
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