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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1997

Page

6

Eyler's Valley Road closure debate in Frederick County

County roads conflict over Eyler's Valley Road near Kelbaugh featuring unpaved steep sections, erosion risk, and a contested gate. The Roads Board plans a March 10 meeting at Winchester Hall to decide whether to reopen or keep the route closed, with local residents and officials weighing access and conservation.

Valley Road Kelbaugh Road Owens Creek Frederick County Frederick City Bruce Reeder Eyler's Valley Road C. Oliver Iselin Otter Valley Fisheries Eyler’s Valley Citizens Association Ilona Hogan County Roads Board Roads Board Winchester Hall Eyler

Alabama’s shaky ethics glare in Montgomery’s glare

The Alabama scene shows ex governor Guy Hunt facing ethics taint from a 1993 inaugural fund scandal. Lawmakers push limits on emotional distress awards and a two year contract fraud suit deadline while a cross-border metric bill to ditch English units stirs controversy. The piece frames Alabama politics as rife with corruption and hypocrisy amid partisan posturing.

Aphne Alabama Maryland Montgomery Annapolis Heart of Dixie Guy Hunt Senate Rules Committee State House Severn Billnkard Crimson Tide State House of Representatives House General Assembly Senate State Department of Transportation DOT Birmingham News Dixie

Peggy Kieffer Pilgram and Downtown Frederick Revival

Richard Leichert recalls Peggy Kieffer Pilgram a fiery downtown driver in Frederick during the 1960s and 1970s. He details her rival childhood gangs, bold street presence, Operation Town Action leadership, and role in drawing Learmont’s Book & Records to Frederick, paralleling Mayor Ron Young’s urban revival efforts.

Peggy Kieffer Peggy Kieffer Frankie Carson McCuller Henri L. G. Kieffer Operation Town Action Frederick Washington Baltimore Learmont's Book & Records Georgetown John Learmont Peggy Pilgram Ron Young Peggy Kieffer Pilgram Richard Leichert

McCardell resigns bank post to join national examiner team

Robert C. McCardell of Rockwell Terrace leaves Frederick County National Bank to become an assistant national bank examiner for the Fifth Federal Reserve District covering Maryland the District of Columbia Virginia West Virginia and parts of North and South Carolina. Jane Edwards becomes deputy in the Register of Wills office succeeding Grace Ecker. Volunteers launch a $12000 Red Cross drive led by Peter W. Chichester W M Weaver and Daniel J. Thomas. General Electric outlines EMS radio fixes to enable a statewide system by midsummer. Foam Industries begins polystyrene insulation production at Frederick Airport plant with seven staff at half capacity. Metropolitan Commission approves White Rock Sewerage System raises Point of Rocks rates 8 percent and weighs Urbana water projects. Craftspeople Guild of Frederick County adds eight new members.

Robert C. McCardell Rockwell Terrace Frederick County National Bank Fifth Federal Reserve District Maryland District of Columbia Virginia West Virginia North South Carolina Frederick County American Red Cross Peter W. Chichester

HOV lane idea sparks energy conservation debate

A reader from Frederick argues in the Odds & Ends column that carpooling saves energy and that opponents cite inconvenience. He contends HOV lanes reduce traffic and allow faster speeds for others, urging more people to carpool. Signed: David E. Weddle.

Frederick County Planning Commission backs denial of three annexations

The Frederick County Planning Commission recommends denying three annexations into Frederick city comprising 467 acres near Walter Martz Road Garst property and Bowers Road near the Golden Mile. The sites would add residential development conflicting with the county plan and the APFO due to overcrowded schools. Residential growth would worsen city school overcrowding already near or over capacity, with no relief planned for years.

Frederick County Planning Commission Frederick City Martz Burkett Bowers Barrick Walter Martz Garst Golden Mile Frederick County APFO

Overcrowding Fears Amid Frederick County Housing Growth

The letter argues that approved but unbuilt housing in Frederick County and city limits will force long-term school overcrowding, urging adoption of an Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance. It warns that current approvals imply at least a decade of development and urges officials to address planning, phasing, and responsibility to children.

Frederick Frederick County

Schley annexation sparks opposition to 130 homes plan

The Schley farm annexation on Gas House Pike, 124 acres, faces resistance despite seller-notified buyers. Residents near Monoca cy Village and Fredericktowne Village cite airport noise from the Rinway at our airport, while advocates say the airport is a clean facility vital to bringing high caliber businesses to the county and should not be encumbered. East Frederick Elementary School was

Schley Gas House Pike Monocacy Village Fredericktowne Village East Frederick

Facing Reality and Government Size Through Kennedy Echoes

Cynthia Marie Culler reflects on Jacqueline Kennedy’s admired poise and her late remark that government had grown too big. The piece ties Kennedy era praise for Jefferson and calls for state power, regulation of Medicare and Medicaid, and a balanced budget amendment as the author urges Americans to wake up.

Jacqueline Kennedy Jack Kennedy Kennedy Thomas Jefferson

Letters to the Editor Policy and Submission Rules

The Frederick News-Post invites exclusive letters with writer name home address and phone numbers for verification. Abridgment may occur and not all letters are published. Submit by mail email or form with contact details to Frederick Maryland news office.

Fredenck News-Post News-Post Frederick News-Post E. Patrick Sr P.O Frederick Frednewspost.com

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