Seven story Carroll Creek condo project bids eyed
Creek expansion moves forward as Carroll Creek Plaza bids to develop a seven story mixed use building at 55 S Market Street. The plan includes first floor commercial space, offices, and top floor condos, joining other downtown revitalization projects and a landmark park corridor.
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Delaplaine Visual Arts Center
Carroll Creek Park
FCPS lunch loan policy defended by fiscal chief
Harold K Keller Jr executive director of fiscal services for Frederick County public schools explains the districts lunch loan policy. Federal and state rules prohibit charge sales and loans from petty cash fund are used to provide meals when money is forgotten. If loans remain unpaid after repeated attempts, a free sandwich is provided. Families should apply for free and reduced meals. call 694 1831 for help.
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Frederick County
Food Service
FCPS
Fcps Food Service
Harold K. Keller Jr
Star Cleveland slugger Belle fined record amount for TV crew clash
Albert Belle, famed Cleveland slugger, received a 50 thousand dollar fine after an on field clash with a network TV reporter during batting practice before last year’s World Series. The incident sparked network complaints and prompted the commissioner to impose the largest fine in baseball history.
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Lbert Belle
Cleveland
Belle
Commissioner
Royko laments TV rudeness and a steep fine in sports news
Mike Royko argues that media intrusion at tragedies and public events is excessive. He recalls a baseball player fined 50,000 for punching a TV reporter and questions why such penalties are so high while reporters face little accountability. He advocates a smaller fine and a warning instead.
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Chicago
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Belle
Education and community notices from Frederick area
World War II veterans begin new job training at Frederick Iron and Steel Co with 35 names listed. 99 Western Maryland College students make the Dean's List including four from Frederick area. 6th annual Education Conference at Governor Thomas Johnson High School sponsored by local education groups. Linganore High School French Club Trip-a-thon funds trip to Paris. Frederick County Humane Society denial of complaints against veterinarian Dr James E McClellar. president states no official complaints filed.
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Frederick Iron & Steel Co
Charles Grove
Charles R. Fawley
William Miller
Melvin Perkins
Melvin Dixon
Norman Dressler
Glenn Weddle
Jesse Biddinger
John Drury
Clyde Hauver
Louis Geisbert
Harvey Catsail
Robert Cannon
Lloyd Seipler
Howard Hoff
Charles R. Smith
Charles Kiser
Bernard Grove
Holton Staley
Raymond Carbaugh
John Shuff
James Hackett
Jack Weaver
William Brachey
Frederick County
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Frederick County Association of Student Councils
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Board of Education
SWAT
Linganore High School
Frederick Towne Mail
Paris
Mary Thomas Eva Parsley
Rosalie Mackenzie Dale Wyatt
Thomas Monroe
Frederick County Humane Society Inc
James E. McClellar
Society
Avalon Orriss
McClellan
Schools Need More Health Aides in Frederick County
Barbara A Spencer notes Frederick County public schools lack a comprehensive health program with 24 of 52 buildings without a health program. From September to December 1995, health rooms logged 82 264 visits including 44 649 medications, 1 753 treatments, 35 862 other visits. Schools aim for quality learning with full health programs for all students.
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Frederick County
Blame the Parents for Missing Lunches
A Lewistown Elementary School incident involves two students who took lunch then claimed no money. The cashier returned the food and offered sandwiches free, highlighting persistent debates on parental socialization and personal responsibility.
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Lewistown
Letters on education, lunch programs, and campaign ethics
A reader argues against loud school behavior and obesity tied to hot lunch programs, urges parental responsibility, and critiques campaign money collection by a sitting president. The letter contrasts ideals of civic duty, ethics, and personal accountability with current political funding practices. FRANK CROWSON Mount Airy.
Finances and politics stir old Confucian claims
A Frederick News-Post discussion contrasts a Chinese practice of paying doctors by health with U S fund-raising ethics. It cites Maryland legislators taking donations only when not working and questions Confucian philosophy. The Feb front page features Senator Ferguson’s untimely solicitations and a wealthy presidential candidate funding himself.
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Frederick
Dan Burns
Frederick News-Post
Timothy Ferguson
Compromise Needed in Frederick Stadium Debate
Richard L. Moreland urges compromise on Maryland Stadium Authority project. He praises Delegate Anita Stup and Delegate Sue Hecht for constructive responses and warns hardliners may hinder state progress. He argues civility and measured dialogue support long term community gains.
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Maryland Stadium Authority
Frederick
Anita Stup
Sue Hecht
Stup
Hecht
Annapolis
Letters to the Editor Policy at The Frederick News-Post
Readers are invited to send letters with full name address and phone number for verification. Include contact details and sign the letter. Submissions can be faxed or mailed to The Frederick News-Post at E Patrick Street Frederick MD or P O Box 578 Frederick MD.
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