Maryland Terrapins Basketball Shine In Record Season
Year of the Terrapins editorial lauds Maryland for a stellar season despite a knockout by North Carolina State in the ACC tournament. The Terps won the ACC title outright, dominated home games at Cole Field House, earned a regional NCAA top seed, and enter their first NCAA first round versus Siena with a belief they can win the national championship with coach Gary Williams guiding a talented squad.
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Spring garden musings amid storms and power outages
The narrator details unruly weather loosening bulbs and forsythia while describing garden labors and March warmth. He recalls walks with Pushkin, notes carillon melodies, Second Line references, and a city power outage caused by Allegheny Power. He mentions Baltimore’s Vagina Monologues as a cultural highlight with strong performer praise.
Saint Patrick myth busting tale mixed with lore and jokes
A Howard News Service piece lampoons St. Patrick history and Irish lore with humorous scorn. It portrays Patrick as tough, disguises medieval depictions, and recounts legends from slavery in Ireland to his return and legends about curses and rocktail hour. It notes Patrick's death on March 17 461 and the Irish toast God bless all here.
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Local event notes at Frederick and Gaithersburg Maryland
Angus breeders and buyers from 24 states gathered at the Francis Scott Key Hotel for cocktails and a supper on the eve of a sale of Aberdeen Angus cattle on WC Hanson’s farm near Gaithersburg. Governor Theodore McKeldin attended among other guests at the sale. Sheriff Buhrman said inmate work details on county roads would continue, begun by the late Sheriff Anders, with a march restart planned. Frederick Police toasted Acting Chief Woodrow Corbin at a farewell dinner with Mayor Rice, board members, and State's Attorney Price present. Donna Seelye announced Robert Brashears as coordinator of the Advanced Life Support Program, handling budgeting and training. The 111 Record Highway building housing the C Burr Artz Library closed for sale after contents moved to East Patrick Street. An abandoned healthy infant girl in Gaithersburg was placed in a foster home for about three months awaiting adoption. many expressed interest in adopting the brown-haired, blue-eyed child.
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Brunswick mixed on development fuels water crisis chatter
The Frederick Post notes a March 13 short page piece on Brunswick annexation plans to allow a developer to build 1,600 homes on 500 acres west of Brunswick. The county approves the annexation while other articles warn of water shortages and percolation test suspensions. Officials speculate Brunswick may have an undisclosed water source.
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Local water concerns spark demand for government action
In Freder ick area letters criticize local government for not expanding water infrastructure despite restrictions and growth. They urge planning for new wells, treatment capacity, and power from Polomag, noting six months of drought and rising demand outpacing supply. Michael Krouse brederick.
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Letters oppose licensing massage parlors in city
Peter Samuel argues against regulating sex and licensing massage parlors calling it futile and Puritanical. He contends sex is natural, protests city spending, and predicts ongoing embarrassing busts but supports women's right to choose.
City abortion clinic draws protest and debate
A March 12 front page feature questions the clinic's extent of compassionate care and information given to women seeking abortions. The writer contrasts freedom of choice with concerns about truthfulness, resources for carrying pregnancies to term, and guilt, while praising the right to choose. References Mother Teresa and calls for balanced guidance amid activism.
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City’s first abortion clinic draws protest backing
A reader asks who funds the new abortion clinic amid protests. They note a National Organization for Women member warned abortion rights “hangs by a thread” and urge to avoid investing in the venture, highlighting perceived high risk and moral concerns.
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City's first abortion clinic draws protest
A community weighs the impact of opening the first abortion clinic in the city. Residents discuss travel burdens, privacy concerns, and the difficult choice women face, amid protests and debates over access to reproductive services.
Protesters rethink targets over abortion clinic protest
A reader letter argues protesters should focus on church leaders instead of the abortion clinic. The writer, Eloise Brandt, calls for confronting figures she says have desecrated bodies and lives of many young people, urging a shift in protest targets.
Letters to the Editor How to send a reader letter
Readers are invited to submit letters to the Editor at the Frederick Md paper. The notice provides a mailing address P O Box 78 Frederick Maryland 21705 and contact options including a phone line and an email address for submissions.
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