East Street traffic plan debate faces funding hurdles
Local, state and federal representatives met at Frederick City Hall to tackle East Street safety and traffic improvements. Federal money could fund preliminary planning and rail relocation, with 75 percent federal backing. state rail officials warned funds are tight and bids have exploded costs. The plan envisions removing tracks to rebuild roadbed and drainage, but funding and bidding delays persist.
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Kurds Seek Path Through Iran Acknowledged Border Talks
Kurdish groups press for greater autonomy in Iran amid regional diplomacy. Negotiations with Iranian authorities focus on ceasefire arrangements, border access, and cultural rights, with several factions signaling readiness to return to talks.
Weather outlook with rain periods and thunderstorms
Periods of rain perhaps a thunderstorm tonight and Saturday. Lows tonight near the 50s. Highs Saturday in the 60s. Winds south 10 to 15 mph tonight. A fragment quotes Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes on government and play in its joints.
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Linganore High hit by anonymous letter over alleged problems
Frederick County officials reject anonymous complaints about Linganore High School while acknowledging some issues. Principal George Littrell tightened security after removing doors and posting staff in hallways. The letter claimed a teacher was assaulted, drugs were found, and fires occurred, but the board refused to take action without the authors’ identities.
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Linganore High parent calls anonymous letter fraud
Quentin Clingerman of onfavia brands an anonymous letter to Linganore High School as fraud and cowardly attack. He notes his daughter delivered the letter to The News Post on March 20 and urges accountability, praising open communication with the principal George Littrell while condemning unidentified writers and alleged drug concerns.
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Food and housing prices spur sharp February inflation
Washington AP reports consumer prices rose 1.2 percent in February driven by food up 1.6 percent and housing up 1.3 percent. Meat prices surged 4.9 percent. 12 month inflation near 9.9 percent with potential yearly total around 15 percent if trends persist.
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Begin heads to sign historic Mideast peace accord
Prime Minister Menachem Begin flies to the United States to sign the Egyptian Israeli peace treaty and urges prayers for Middle East peace. A bomb blast in Jerusalem’s Zion Square wounds 15, one seriously, as the trip begins.
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Fire erupts in Gettsyburg truck carrying explosive phosphorous
A tractor-trailer loaded with explosive phosphorous exploded near Gettysburg delaying work as firefighters from Frederick County aided Adams County crews. Several firefighters were injured and transported to Arnie M. Warmer Hospital in Gettysburg. Officials continued to remove barrels from the wreckage around 2 15 a m Thursday.
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Golden Ring scheme linked to new Frederck notices
Sanctioned as a possible scam the Golden Ring scheme spreads from California to Frederck County. Local meetings occur at restaurants and homes while participants exchange lists and lure $50 from buyers with $5 promised to top-listed names. Authorities in Baltimore and Frederick report complaints and caution residents.
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