Traffic woes mount as Md 85 Buckeystown Pike upgrade eyed
A Maryland traffic critique cites chronic jams from I-270 to English Muffin Way on Md 85 Buckeystown Pike and a proposed 26 million dollar widening plan funded by county and state with a developer gift. It warns of new bottlenecks and greenlights light rail or carpool options while stressing pedestrian safety after a January crosswalk fatality on US 40.
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FBI missteps in Wen Ho Lee case shake national security
The attack on nuclear secrecy linked to Wen Ho Lee shows alleged FBI bungling and lax protections at Los Alamos and the DOE. Critics say warrants, leads, and oversight were mishandled, risking decades of U.S. nuclear know-how and highlighting broader departmental failures.
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Regional stories from Newa-Post span deer enforcement to county reforms
Regional items note Game Warden Benjamin F Phebus Sr reporting seven deer taken by dogs over five weeks, a declared war on dogs running at large and their owners. Montgomery County Council convenes first session under home rule, shifting powers from Maryland General Assembly to county government. Hood College hosts Strawberry Breakfast naming May Queen Anne Howell, with Prince Hood Joan Schmitt and court members Naomi Parker and Donna Marthouse. Campagnoli of Standard Building Systems warns production crews may pause through summer if United Steelworkers strike persists. Rumors of a teacher strike spread after large turnout to protest proposed pay hikes in Frederick County’s 47.8 million operating budget. Dr Ernest A Dettbarn honored at Walkersville High School as he departs for Fort Dix. Frederick County Voc Tech students Cheryl Thompson, Shelby Silver, and Sharon In win State Career Development Conference, set to compete in Houston.
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Letters on planning and ethics prompt amid local changes
In Frederck County residents discuss zoning process and praise Martha Rice for service while debating library resources and community support. The Dutch euthanasia debate is linked to broader moral questions, comparing pioneers like Kevorkian to historical figures and emphasizing adherence to moral commands.
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Clergy Call for Open Talk After Lit tleton Massacre
Reverend John Morehouse urges parents educators and community leaders to confront fear and silence after the Lit tleton massacre. He calls for listening to youths and examining deeper societal causes rather than assigning blame, thanking teachers and administrators for continuing with hope and dedication.
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Local treasure prompts branch search near central library
A reader reflects on hours spent at the C Burr Art Central Library and shares sentiments about Lisa Bakner's letter On the lookout for another branch, dated April 1. The piece hints at plans or hopes to find a new reading space for future visits.
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Lisa Bakner
Moral sickness and the Dutch euthanasia lesson
The JAMA June 1997 article Whysthean Assisted Lucide and Euthanasia in the Netherlands Lessons from the Dutch argues strongly against legalizing death by action. It traces Dutch policy from physician assisted death to voluntary and non voluntary euthanasia, noting that involuntary euthanasia is not legal but often excused to end suffering in patients unable to decide. It highlights growing difficulty in regulating the practice.
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Editorial critique on Maryland gay rights bill voting
A reader named Ralph Kuehne castigates the editorial for praising Senators Mooney and Ferguson for voting their conscience while accusing them of blocking a vote by stalling in committee. He asserts constituents supported the bill and demands full Assembly votes without minority obstruction, and he cancels his subscription.
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Christmas in April volunteers showcase student help
Frederick County participates in Christmas in April with twenty two homes from Calvert Walkersville Middletown Brunswick and Urbana repaired by volunteers including high school students families contractors and churches. A crew of youths built a deck after removing a porch while others painted scraped landscaped and cleaned improving homeowners properties.
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Letters to the Frederick News Post seek signed input
The Frederick News Post invites letters for publication but requires the writer’s name address and home and business phone numbers for verification. Due to high volume not all letters can be published and poetry religious verse or copies of other letters are not accepted.
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