Ice cream by weight bill stirs Maryland debate
An Annapolis style proposal from Delegate Paul Stull would let ice cream parlors sell by weight rather than by the dip Hearings weigh the fun out of the cone while packing density and duration of flavor are debated The bill also seeks to extend milk sell dates to 37 days amid crab size rules and cross state fairness concerns The Frederck News Post urges preserving old fashioned scooping and warns against over regulation.
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Ehrlich Faces Shadowed Maryland Governor Bid
Maryland political scene heats as Republican Robert Ehrlich edges toward a gubernatorial bid while Lt. Gov. Kathleen Kennedy Townsend fights to keep the Democratic bench strong. Analysts note Ehrlich plans to announce after party events, with rival candidates like OMalley and Sauerbrey referenced. The piece surveys intra party dynamics, past campaigns, and the looming 2002 primary implications.
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Return of the Station Wagon Advances in Auto era
The station wagon is poised to return after decades away, backed by industry chatter and planned new models from Mercedes Benz Cadillac and others. Analysts note changing demographics and the rise of SUVs and minivans fueled the decline, but carmakers now push a revival branded as European wagons luxury crossovers or tall wagons.
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Resignation of Crothers prompts board change
ROBEIT B. Crothers longtime member and former chairman of the Zonkig Appeals Board resigns due to ill health. Abraham H. Derr is named to replace Crothers effective immediately, with Robert F. Clapp becoming chairman. The Frederick High School assembly features German students comparing life in their country to America. A Frederick show highlights home products, while Burr Art Library moves 75,000 volumes to East Patrick Street, targeting a late March reopening.
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Brunswick Chief defends investigation into animal abuse claims
Brunswick police chief states probable cause exists that three individuals tortured a cat and a groundhog on city property. He says the department will resume its criminal inquiry, seeks additional witness testimony, and may ask the state’s attorney to reconsider their decision. Anyone with information is urged to call 1-xxx-xxxx.
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Duke Energy faces property value concerns near proposed plant
The Frederick Post reports Duke Energy Vice President Larry Wall says the company would place a buffer area around a large site, claiming minimal visual, air, and noise impacts. Critics argue power plants depress nearby property values, citing studies showing declines within two miles.
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Duke faces questions on plant impact and monthly meetings
Kevin Aylesworth and Teresa Buckley cite concerns over property values near a Duke project and demand forthright answers. They accuse the company of using monthly meetings as PR rather than addressing residents’ questions, noting prior references to Pamela Zaheri and scientific studies remain unresolved.
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Mooney pushes fix to Maryland National Guard retirement credits
State Senator Alex X. Mooney of Frederick and Washington counties introduces Senate Bill 497 to align active duty National Guard members with inactive members for military service credits in Maryland state retirement and pension systems. He says current law unfairly excludes active duty guardsmen, urging swift action during national crises to support the Nation’s Guard.
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Clothes don’t make the man in clergy abuse discourse
Brenda Stankey from Walkeraville argues that clothing misleads, while exposing that clergy abuse is concealed by insiders. She stresses vigilance by parents and guardians in safeguarding youths, regardless of appearances or status.
Priesthood and marriage clash in priest life debate
A reader objects to Bruce Ivins's letter arguing for marriage among Catholic clergy. The writer cites the priest's demanding hours, emergency calls, and family obligations, arguing a priest's full-time duties conflict with married life and parenting responsibilities.
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