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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2001
Page
4
A Bible literature class in an Ohio public school used a game show style quiz to identify biblical characters. The Bathsheba puzzle led pupils to David, illustrating how Sunday schools can be engaging while teaching literature.
Editorial notes introduce three young candidates for the Board of Alderman. They include two in their 30s and one older, with diverse backgrounds in public service, business, and the water sector. All are men, two black and one white, with varying political affiliations and local roots or newcomers from Georgia and Virginia. The piece urges readers to learn who they are and engage in the local election.
Reported entertainments at Greer Parrot Tea Run in Emouteburg include Dr and Mrs Arthur Ko Remberg with numerous guests. Local reactions to beef availability in market feature residents from Frederick County and surrounding towns voicing reliance on meat sources and preferences.
SHELIE McCOWN of Jefferson argues in Peter Jones’s June 14 letter that high earners claiming tax relief disparage working class people. She says many professionals, including police and nurses, work hard, often overtime, and do not earn 150 000 yearly. Luck and connections influence wealth. She calls for respect not contempt.
Letters express concern over groundhog burrows and a driver who cruelly swerved to hit a groundhog on East Street. Frederick residents debate taxes, quality of life, and media coverage while defending humane treatment and accountability. The exchange includes views from Nando Amabile and Jackie Martin in Mount Airy.
A Vermont reader rebukes Chris Goodman's May 29 letter calling Jeffords switch to independent "inexcusable." The writer, a registered Democrat, praises Jeffords for integrity environmental concern and education, argues party lines should not block judgment, and notes Vermont already has an independent in the House.
Fragmentary diary style passage condemns cruelty and recounts groundhog families living along an embankment near Fredericktown Village. It references East Street, East Sector traffic, and a nursing home, but provides no concrete events or outcomes. The text expresses empathy toward animals and questions public perception.
A Cloverhill news brief reports two rabies positive wild animals in two weeks, tied to nearby overgrown vacant fields. Frederick County has logged thirty four rabies cases since January, prompting calls for property owners to mow and maintain unused land to curb wildlife encouragement.
A June 9 editorial argues government action can curb market harm and urges recognizing Rockwell Terrace as an entity within the community. It criticizes Alderman Blaine Young and Donna Kuzemchak for a knee jerk response to charges of elitism and condemning board residents.
A resident questions Rockwell Terrace residents push for exclusivity and boarding restrictions arguing no valid complaints exist. They challenge the motive and note diverse neighborhood behaviors while condemning zoning actions and urging clarity from supporters. Concerns about taxes, income, and IQ are raised amid broader housing tensions.
The text laments the lack of dignity and class in reporting Timothy McVeigh’s death. It criticizes the media circus around the event and the intense public viewing, suggesting such display offers little consolation or closure.
Local residents urge Frederick officials and the Historical Society to add a historic Hessian Barracks sign. They note its Revolutionary and Civil War roles and its past as the first School for the Deaf in 1868. Names on petition include Zachary Ennis and others.
Eleanor Arinyva of Seneca Pennsylvania defends a June 4 Roy Meachum column that likened her daughter Jan Gardner and Sue Hecht to the Bobbsey Twins. She notes the twins are a boy and a girl and says the comparison is flattering and wholesome.
The Frederick News-Post limits publication of letters due to high volume. Readers can send letters via mail to Letters to the Editor Frederick News-Post 0 Bow 578 Frederick MD 21705 or by fax or email. Spelling and name details are often abridged in print.
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