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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 2001

Page

4

Fire Company faces dispute over dilapidated property near museum

A disagreement has emerged between the Natior Fire Co on North Market Street and the History District Commission over a dilapidated building near the fire station. The issue centers on demolition plans for the neighboring property, once bought years ago, now adjacent to the Frederick County Fire Museum.

Natior Fire Co Market Street History District Commission Tire Company Frederick County

Historic tug over 1700s firehouse pits two city groups

The Historic District Commission rejects Juniors' bid to demolish 527 NS Market St, arguing the structure holds historical value while the volunteer fire company fears bankruptcy if its stance wins. The column urges compromise, urging the city to extend blight abatement and explore grants to save and restore the site.

Wity HDC Junior Fire Co

Harper salary praised by educators and community

Kimberly Mellon notes Adrene Harper earns a salary close to the principal, praising her as an outstanding educator who embodies the belief that a village raises a child. The June 15 remark emphasizes her dedication and value to students and the community.

Adrene Harper Harper

Former principal Harper accepts job at Hillcrest Elementary

Pembroke Pines reader Rod Sell questions how laws apply to different groups and ponders a hypothetical case of a Parkway Elementary male principal who spanked three students, urging equal tolerance and accountability across angles.

Harper Hillcrest Elementary Parkway Elementary

Readers Critique Deputies Overbeatering Injustice Letter

A reader blasts deputies over a brutal beating that left a man in a diabetic coma. The writer argues the officers deserve removal, jail, and resignations, noting the officers face lawsuits while taxpayers fund their salaries. The letter questions education requirements and future employment prospects for the involved personnel.

Nora Corey

Deputies hailed for aiding a diabetic driver incident

The writer credits two Frederck County deputies with preventing a worse crash when diabetic driver Mr Moore, accused of neglecting insulin, was stopped and loaded toward Frederck Memorial Hospital. The note questions license status and possible state action, signaling media interest.

Fredenck

Letter to the Editor on seniors and politics in Frederick

Bernette Bell writes that the Bush administration forgets seniors and others, using Murray Childs letter in The Frederick News-Post as context. She argues Democrats will continue to say the administration seeks votes, not people.

Murray Childs Frederick

Tax returns 1 and editorials spark reader letters on debt

Readers debate fiscal policy and congressional spending in letters to the editor. William B. Rose criticizes deficits and pork barrelling while praising environmental leader Parris Glendening. George J. Martin urges flag display ahead of July 4th celebrations.

Joe Heller Congress United States of America Westminster

City’s past beauty preserved in downtown charm

Arnold Eaton of Surfside Beach South Carolina urges restoring parts of Predenck to their original appearance. He emphasizes preserving the downtown’s historical beauty while making improvements.

Predenck

Fort Frederick campers face riverfront site closure plan

Fort Frederick State Park plans to close the riverside camping area and remove most riverfront pads. A new hiker biker carry-in site with 15 primitive campsites and woods loop drive-in camping would replace it. DNR accepts comments until July 9 2001. Submit to DNA Resource Planning Program 3 Pershing St Suite 105 Cumberland MD 21502.

Potomac River Rt. 56 Department of Natural Resources DNR Fort Frederick DNA Resource Planning Program Pershing St Suite Cumberland Riverside

Teachers fear of suits in US schools amid liability debate

An NH educator recounts saving a student from danger and facing potential liability. Experts cite frivolous lawsuits as a risk to teachers and principals, while lawmakers push a Teacher Liability Protection Act to shield actions within state law and school rules. The article argues for a balance between teacher protection and student safety.

Shoul Americas America Dennis Murphy New Hampshire National Education Association Flonda Carver Middle School Tennessee California D “Ll Terry Sheppard The National Association of United States Senate Senate Amerca House

Community notices from Frederick area events and milestones

CAMP Detrick celebration at Wesleyan Service Guild marked by team captaincies and a coeducational recreation event. A 16th wedding anniversary reception honored Mr and Mrs Bagel Burall at the Burall home following a June 22 1903 marriage in New Market. Dr Joseph Fortune announces a Frederick Memorial Hospital ALS program with broad local support. Youths run a lemonade stand on Fairview Avenue. Norman Rockwell America exhibit runs at Francis Scott Key Mall through June 20.

Bo Bagel New Market Jwo Joseph Fortune Frederick Memoral Hospital FMH Frederick Maryland Norman Rockwell America Century Management Corp Francis Scott Key Mall Rockwell

Meachum and bias in Maryland governor race debate

Letter writer denounces a recent article on Gov Paris Glendenine, praising Maryland Governor candidate Meachum for backing bills with the General Assembly. Highlights include measures to raise college access, reduce class size, expand teacher hiring, and curb unemployment while partnering with Virginia to protect the Chesapeake Bay.

Tom R Ray Meachim Catuime Paris Richard Saxon Watergate Bil Clinton Gov Paris Glendenine Maryland General Assembly

Unsafe crossing at 40 West Hillcrest sparks suit

Michele Lynn recalls a deadly traffic incident near the U S 40 Hillcrest intersection. Two years later she notes no safety changes and urges re-timing the light to protect pedestrians and children. She warns parents to supervise crossings near Taco Bell and urges city action.

Hillcrest West Hillcrest

Letters to the Editor from Frederick News Page

A jumble of editorial letters and notes outlines how to send a letter to the editor. It shows mailing and fax details for submissions and hints at varied topics while urging readers to participate. The piece preserves the local paper's call for reader correspondence and mentions an email option.

Frederick Mews-Pout P.O Fradenck E-man Frederickne

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Editorial Kimberly Mellon Frederick Rod Sell Pembroke Pines John Wassoli Mike Kiernan Bernette Bell Frederick William B. Rose Fredenck Glendening Meachum Parris Glendening Roy Me Robert M. Yoder Frederck Tam George J. Martin Fredenck Arnold Eaton Surfside S.C Fort Frederick Camper Alert Fort Frederck State Park Une Richard Heinrich LaVale Avert Fel Meleich Tad the Paul Beckner Citizens For A Scripps Howard Camp Detrick Quartermaster Corps Cucps of Engineers Adjutant General Corp Continental Congress Wesleyan Servace Calvary Methodist Church Donald Null Mary Yingling Null Nicholas McLean Eric McLean Ami Mclean Fairview Avenue Guy Virginia Chesapeake Bay Michele Lynn Frederick Wapost.com
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