RAF Band Dazzles Frederick With Royal Evening Concert
The Central Band of HM Royal Air Force stunned Frederick Maryland with two and a half hours of memorable music. Led by Wing Commander Barrie Hingley and Lt Col Alan Bonner the concert featured The Jaguar Celebration Overture and The Dambusters, ending with Stars and Stripes Forever. Special guests included Gov Schaefer aide Col. Larry Johnson and Fort Detrick commander Col. Johnson, with area students as ushers.
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Weinberg Center
Frederick
Maryland
Barrie Hingley
Royal Air Force
Alan Mossford
HAF
London
United States
Her Majesty's Royal Air Force
Fort Detrick
Commander Hingley
Goff Richards
R.A.F
R.af
Hingley
Alan Bonner
United States Air Force Band
Bonner
United Kingdom
United States Armed Forces
Col. Bonner
Mossford
Frederick City
Paul Gordon
Charles Smelser
William Donald Schaefer
Royal Air Force Band
Follies at Lyric Opera House Delivers Bold Showbiz Spirit
The Will Rogers Follies at Baltimore's Lyric Opera House dazzles with upbeat energy, lavish choreography, and striking costumes led by Leigh Zimmerman and Keith Carradine. Despite strong production values, the score by Coleman Comden and Green feels forgettable, while Peter Stone’s script earns mixed praise. The show, lively and sexy, runs through May 23 and aims to entertain broad audiences.
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Baltimore
Lyric Opera House
Keith Carradine
Leigh Zimmerman
Florenz Ziegfeld
Ziegfeld
Tommy Tune
Tune
Maven
Willa Kim
Jules Fisher
Tony Walton
Mr. Carradine
Will Roger
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Carradine
Peter Stone
Will Rogers
Cy Coleman
Betty Comden
Adolph Green
Poverty and poverty trap in Hancock County Appalachia
In Hancock County Tennessee a sparsely populated town of Sneedville stands amid poverty and dependence on a jail economy. The county faces high unemployment and no real industry with hospital closures and limited access to care. Officials seek subsistence farming and new programs as prospects dim.
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Sneedville
Tenn
Hancock County
Virginia
Main St
America
Clinton
Appalachian Regional Commission
New York
Mississippi
Appalachian
Hancock High School
Washington, D.C
Tony Seal
Dale van Atta
Ford
General Motors
Detroit
Morristown
Rogersville
John Rice Irwin
Museum of
Appalachia
Missing Navy Seaman’s Family Reunites In Thurmont Store
Annie Fogle of Thurmont encounters her missing husband’s brother in law after meeting William Sanders in a local grocery. Sanders had been guiding inquiries about Seaman Andrew C. Fogle, one of three Fogle brothers in the armed services, believed missing for five months as of May 1943.
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Thurmont
William Sanders
Navy
San
Annie Fogle
Mr. Sanders
Andrew C. Fogle
Fogle
Armed Services
Maryland Lutheran convention opens at Gov Thomas Johnson High
More than 400 delegates and visitors from 173 congregations across Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia gather at Gov Thomas Johnson High School for the 12th Maryland Synod of the Lutheran Church in America convention. The Frederick Housing Authority votes to base rents on income causing 40 families in decades-old public housing to face 200 to 400 percent increases. Dr Percy V Williams comments at dedication of South Frederick Elementary School primary building stressing student learning.
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Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Maryland
Frederick
South Frederick
Percy V. Williams
City landlord found guilty on livability code violations
Frederick reporter Martha Coulehan recounts a court ruling against Duk Hee Ro for livability code violations, detailing citations and fines with a partial suspension. Ro says she corrected most issues and questions the fairness of the proceedings, comparing her work to partial rent.
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Duk Hee Ro
Frederick Landlady
Supporter defends Sama Huffer amid Walkersville High crisis
An alumna backing Sama Huffer argues his 29 year teaching record shows no abuse. She urges school board compromise balancing safety and education, proposing monitored classroom oversight or social worker involvement while the investigation proceeds.
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Brunswick High School
Sama Huffer
Walkersville High
Huffer
Samn Huffer
Mr. Huffer
Letter argues to keep Mr Huffer as teacher and director
Eileen C Koenig appeals to Brunswick school board to retain Mr Huffer in the classroom and provide a monitor instead of a substitute, claiming this ensures continuity, supervision, and a full year of quality learning for students.
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Mr. Huffer
Huffer
Lawmakers Use Faxes For Own Security In Education Debate
A reader letters condemns a recent Frederick County vote on a law banning spouses of teachers or administrators from school board service. The writer cites perceived bias, criticizes nonvotes, and calls for term limits of 12 years for state and federal lawmakers, arguing legislators serve self rather than the people.
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Frederick County
Board of Education
del. Thomas Hattery
Del
George Littrell
del. J. Anita Stup
Sen
Charles Smelser
Littrell
Congress
Saving the Rain Forests We Studied in Third Grade
Our class learned about the rainforest canopy buttresses and blow guns and discussed life there. We watched videos on rain and survival noting forests are being destroyed and species may lose homes and medicines may be lost. Jennifer Hetil Middletown.
How to Submit Letters to The Frederick News-Post
Instructions invite readers to send letters signed with address and phone for verification. Readers may mail to The Frederick News Post at 200 Patrick Street Frederick Maryland 21705 or call 662-8299 to televix their letter.
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Frederick News- Post
Patrick
P.O
Frederick
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United Feature Syndicate
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OPA
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Renter
Martha Coulehan Frederick
Eileen C. Koenig
Brunswick
Dale E. Peters Frederick
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