Frederick County Student Art Show at Delaplaine Center
Frederick County students showcase sculpture oil painting watercolor photography papier mache and weaving across two floors at Delaplaine Visual Arts Center. The 12th annual exhibit runs through March 28 with student pieces earning future display at the State Capitol and features Maryland Distinguished Scholars Jude Swafford and Heather Michael.
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Frederick County
Delaplaine
South Carroll Street
Frederick
State Capitol
Annapolis
County Public Schools
Kay Schroyer
Maryland
Jude Swafford
Walkersville High School
Heather Michael
Linganore High School
Jude
Heather
Tim Adams
Kendall Gordon
Brunswick High School
Valley
Florida
Katie Frey
Monocacy
Angel
Lisa Marie Miller
Whistler
Roni Nehemias
Wolfsville
Ethics battle in Annapolis shows lawmakers reluctant to curb perks
Maryland's General Assembly clashed Friday over the Cardin ethics proposals as Senate President Thomas, Mike Miller, and House Speaker Casper Taylor balked at amendments. The debate centered on banning lobbyist gifts to lawmakers for charity, restricting free sports tickets, and forcing recusal for self gain. Snodgrass opposed one amendment limiting online disclosure, while Brinkley defended Cardin’s package. Public skepticism grew over lawmakers protecting their own perks amid ongoing reform talks.
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Ourse Snodgrass
General Assembly
Cardin Commission
Lougher
Senate
Thomas
Mike Miller
House
Casper Taylor
Taylor
Cumberland
House Commerce and Government Matters Committee
Frederick
Snodgrass
Annie Oakley
Orioles
Ravens
Terps
Preakness
Archduke
Western Maryland
NFL
Frostburg
Baltimore
Senate Economic Environmental Affairs Committee
Fran O'Brien
Ben Cardin
Frederick County
New Market
David Brinkley
House of Delegates
Annapolis
Louise Snodgrass
Cardin
Shirley Peterson
Whitman fires Williams over racial profiling remarks
Profiling debate surfaces as New Jersey Governor Whitman dismisses State Police Superintendent Col. Carl Williams after he said minorities are more likely to traffic drugs. Critics cite systemic bias while proponents defend proxy indicators amid incomplete information and public safety concerns.
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Ow Jersey
Christine Todd Whitman
Col
Carl Williams
Williams
Whitman
God
New Jersey
FBI
Creators Syndicate Inc
Potts wins contest and local police probe continues
Frederick High student Bobby Potts wins first in public speaking at a Virginia Bankers Association event in Leesburg. Second place goes to Joyce Keesling of Lovettsville High. State Police find no sign of a wounded man after an attempted robbery at Walter Hahn farm in Ceresville.
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Lincoln High School
Bobby Potts
Frederick
Virginia Bankers’ Association
Leesburg
Joyce Keesling
Lovettsville High School
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Walter Hahn
Ceresville
Not all teens are bad drivers
A reader from Middletown expresses concern about a Frederick pedestrian hit by a truck and objects to graphic details in the initial reporting. She questions age-related bias in driver reporting, notes her own 17 year old status, and thanks strangers who helped after the Jan 25 accident.
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Frederick
Middletown
Consistency on DWI voting questioned by mother
A mother whose daughter Ashley died in a crash with a nearly 0.08 BAC argues that State Senator Ferguson misstated the defendant's BAC timing and notes the driver was underage. She refutes his Feb. 21 letter and asserts the driver’s BAC was nearly 0.08 at the time of impact.
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Ferguson
Ashley
Sen. Ferguson
LAWMAKERS PUSH B ack of .08 BAC in DWI debate
Senator Ferguson backs .08 blood alcohol limit citing safer driving and life savings from states with tougher DWI laws. Brenda Frazier of Westminster argues seniors rely on stores like Wal Mart for affordable meds and groceries, while local business people show mixed concern about a new store. Elm er Titman of Thurmont adds a cautious, pro practical view.
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Senate
Judicial Proceedings Committee
Sen. Ferguson
Ashley
Wal-Mart
U.S. 15
Frederick City
Thurmont residents debate Wal-Mart impact on town
A reader argues that opposition to a Wal-Mart in Thurmont ignores potential positives for local seniors and residents on fixed incomes who rely on Social Security and Medicare and struggle to afford medication. The letter highlights concerns about prescription drug costs and basic needs.
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Wal-Mart
Thurmont
Frederick aldermen salary question sparks math check
Jennifer Morrison notes a March 4 Frederick article may misstate Alderman Donna Kuzemchak's figures. She questions whether $12 000 per year for 1 000 hours equals about $12 per hour or $11.80, arguing that $1 000 per 1 000 hours equals $1 per hour and raising budgeting concerns without debating pay levels.
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Frederick
Donna Kuzemchak
Letters to the Editor guidance for Frederic News-Post
The Frederic News Post outlines submission rules for letters including requirement of signature, full name, home address and phones for verification. It notes abridgement for space, excludes poetry and unsigned notes, and provides mailing, fax and email contact options.
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Fradenck News-Post
News-Post
Fredericl News-Post
E. Patrick
Frederiiek
Frederichy
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Ellis G. Carty
Sharon Stewart
South Frederick
Patrick Street
Madison Street
Walkersville
Candace Melissa Staub Middletown
Brenda Frazier Westminster
Elmer R. Titman
Jennifer Morrison Frederick
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