Cops as Plaintiffs Editorial on Deputies Civil Suit
Editorial defends two sheriff's deputies sued by a naturist after a June night crash. It notes a grand jury and a federal probe found no excessive force, while recognizing police must balance restraint with dangerous behavior and that good officers are essential despite public scrutiny.
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Federal Justice Department
Daver
Serge Tartabuut
Grand Jury
Justice Department
Welfare data challenge the race poverty link in youths claim
A Heritage Foundation report based on the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth finds black children are not statistically more likely to be poor than white children once welfare exposure and family structure are accounted for. The study emphasizes welfare duration, single parenthood, and parental education as key poverty drivers, with race itself showing no significant direct effect.
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Buddy
Robert Revtur Kirk Johnson
Patrick Fagin
Heritage Foundation
Heritage Org Library Cda
National Longitudinal Survey of Youth
Center For Data Analysis
Congress
Maryland 4H team shines amid county events and awards
The Frederick area reports on a Maryland 4H championship judging team with Lew Work leading from Lew Work to Guibete in an Intertaladias Cuitest. The piece notes local students Barbara Huggs Jarer filmer synd Utees Garo Slourady Jr Kioung Sun and head Barton, plus a water department incident on North Market Street. It also covers Anthony’s orchestra at the Frederik High School Alumni summer dance, Lake Lingapore discussions, and the Broadrup Scholarship awards to Karen Moler Diane Jenigns and Terry Dinterman.
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Water Department
North Market Street
Frederick
Kay Anthens
Annua Frederik High School
Braddock Heights
Pasiton Anthony Orchestra
Amened
Glenn Miller
Anthey
Miller
Karen Moler
Brunswick High School
Diane Jenigns
Catoctin High School
Terry Dinterman
Walkersville High School
Charles E. Broadrup
Frederick County Dental Society
Frederick County
New Market antique owner defends town’s vibe and zoning
A four year New Market antique shop owner writes to defend the town’s character and policies. He credits strong sales to high quality antiques, a historic landscape, and local shops, urging fewer restrictions to keep New Market famed as the Antique Capital of Maryland.
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the Sun
New Market
Main Street
Baltimore
Virginia
Severn Park
Village Tea Room
Maryland
North Side Apartments Resident Portrait Challenges Newspaper Characterizations
James J. Maher defends North Side Apartments as stable and affordable housing. He notes long-tenured tenants, varied occupations, and modest rents from 525 to 735 dollars including gas in Frederick area. He says many residents moved of their own accord or sought employment, with 40 percent being single parents and several tenants with 5 to 20 years plus, countering newspaper portrayals.
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Frederick
America
Maj Onty
Bartletts low MaryPIRG score sparks reader questions
Frederick resident ROBERT MARTIN challenges the June 8 MaryPIRG tally on Rep Roscoe Bartlett, asking which 20 proposals were graded, how Maryland Delegation members voted on each, and how co sponsors are treated. He seeks final bill copies, why bills were altered, and who backs MaryPIRG.
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Bartlett
Marypirg
Roscoe Bartlett
Maryland
Maryland Public Interest Research Group
Stabbing victim Anthony Lewis remembered in Baltimore ties
Robin McDaniel of Baltimore condemns a Frederick News piece about Anthony Lewis, recently killed on Frederick streets. The letter says the article painted him as a monster, while family and friends recall him as a loving father, son, and friend. The writer expresses anger at misrepresentation on the day of his funeral.
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Anthony Lewis
Frederick
Anthony
Baltimore
Tam
Never Made Mistake Says Letter Writer on Housing and Bridges
A reader defends neighbors in boarding house debates and condemns assumptions about renters. The letter comments on a June 8 Potomac bridge crash, criticizes Virginia Maryland traffic safeguards, and urges action against speeding and poor signage by local authorities.
Real story on Northside property ownership and sale
The real story on Northside details 3760 Limited Partnership owner of three Northside Apartment buildings at 10 E 16th Street 15499 East Street and 9 FE 13th Street. Interfaith Housing holds a separate contract to buy them and also a deal for 140 Motter Avenue now Monocacy Woods.
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Limited
E. 16Th Street
East Street
FE 13Th Street
Northside
Interfaithc Housing
Interfaith
Motter Avenue
Werth Stewart Manor
Northey
Frederick
Ourowtet
How perfectly he judges Letter to editor sparks housing debate
Distressed by Steven Cirko's June 9 letter, the writer questions his harsh judgments on renters and landlords. The piece argues many tenants face housing costs and financial obligations, suggesting outcomes depend on imperfect choices and economic pressures rather than personal failings.
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Steven Cirko
Anch
No binding ties in politics praised by reader
A Gaithersburg reader thanks Senator Jim Jeffords for breaking party lines and supporting independent candidates. The letter urges more politicians to act freely, envisioning elections centered on individual merit as our founders intended.
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Ty Anglehower
Jeffords
Jim Jeffords
Letters to the Editor Addressing Reader Contributions
A fragmented submission explains how to send letters to the Editor at The Frederick News Post. It lists a postal box in Frederick Maryland a fax number and an email address for letters and reader replies. The piece emphasizes privacy by warning against including personal phone numbers and addresses in letters.
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Frederick News-Post
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