Windsors Receive State Trucking Award in Baltimore
Hahn Transportation of New Market earns Maryland Motor Truck Association Persons of the Year honor for service to the industry and community. Owners Robert and Rebecca Windsor led a company grown from one truck to 200 tractors and trailers with terminals in New Market Union Bridge Front Royal and Dayton. The ceremony featured State Senator Tim Ferguson and Delegates J Anita Stup David Brinkley Paul Stull Louise Snodgrass Donald Elliott plus Frederick County officials. Mrs Windsor previously became the association's first woman director and former president following her father James Hahn.
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Tim Ferguson
State Senate
House of Delegates
J. Anita Stup
David Brinkley
Paul Stull
Louise Snodgrass
Donald Elliott
Frederick County
Mark Hoke
Bruce Reeder
Jim Hagg
James Hahn
New Market
Union Bridge
Front Royal
Dayton
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
D.C
Windsor
Maryland Motor Truck Association
The
Windsors
Hahn ‘Transportation
Berrigan Birthday Echoes At Manhattan Protest
An 800 strong crowd gathered last Saturday at a Manhattan church for a celebration of Rev Daniel Berrigan turning 75. Pete Seeger Allen Ginsberg and David Dellinger appeared, with Daniel Ellsberg dropping by, as reporters noted the enduring impact of the Berrigans on antiwar and pacifist movements.
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Pete Seeger
Allen Ginsberg
Pentagon
David Dellinger
Daniel Elisberg
Daniel Berrigan
Manhattan
the Sun
Carl Schoettler
Mr. Schoettler
America
Father Berrigan
Philip
Vietnam
Society of Jesus
Berrigans
Phil
Baltimore
Berrigan
Dan
Spring Valley
LBJ
Schoeidler
Dave Deliinger
Seeger
Ginsberg
Berngan
Service Learning Becomes State Graduation Requirement
The Maryland State Board of Education requires high school graduates to complete Community Service or Service Learning before earning a diploma, with mandatory hours starting for ninth graders in the 1993 94 year. The Frederick County Board integrates service learning across K 12, promotes Meritorious Service Awards, and faces ongoing debate about time, voluntariness, and value. Brian Weller of Middletown reflects on personal growth, advocacy, and ongoing commitment to service through tutoring, off campus volunteering, and leadership roles with Youth RISE while defending the program’s aims.
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Maryland State Board of Education
Maryland
Frederick County
Middletown
Middletown Elementary School
Youth Rise
Rae Creek
First helicopter lands near Camp Detrick amid winds
The first helicopter spotted in the Frederick area landed in a field at Camp Detrick after a route from Washington to Nebraska. It faced 45 mph gusts at 300 feet and fuel shortages, forcing an emergency stop with a lieutenant and sergeant aboard.
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Frederick
Camp Detrick
Army Rescue Service
Leutenant
Washington
Nebraska
Teets right about Mt Zion church meddling with yard noise
A letter to the editor defends Lee Teets against Mt Zion Church neighbors accused of targeting his yard with a day care center. The writer, a grandmother of six, condemns the church for intruding on private space, calls them poor Christian examples, and urges removing the day care facility to respect Teets and quiet.
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Deborah C. Reynold
Lee Teets
Teets
Mt. Zion Church
Jesus
Teets protests church letter on editorial page dated April 24
A reader questions how Teets might protest a church referencing an April 24 editorial. The note mentions long tenure in the area, family ties, and family history with various relatives, seeking guidance on actions without explicit detail.
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Fisueeo
Neighbor recalls church graveyard shock and Teets critique
A reader vows to confront Mr Teets after viewing a church graveyard and describing his cruel remarks about the deceased. She notes her father died in 1988 and urges respect for resting places, while condemning the article’s insinuations about abortion and gender roles. Nancy Hanefamsville
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Daddy
Mr. Teets
Confession prompts debate on sex education and motherhood
The fragment discusses a controversial view of sex education, referencing Sharon Edwards and Mrs Edwards, and argues motherhood is a sacred privilege while questioning how youth learn about sex. It critiques current programs and the impact on families and society.
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Ben Garrs
Sharon Edwards
Dress code debate in Frederick County schools ends
William U. Gladhill of Monrovia criticizes the Frederick County Board of Education for eight to nine months of dress code debate while lacking reported incidents. He argues wasteful budgeting and administrative overlap deserve cuts to ease taxpayer burden and protect school programs.
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Frederick
BOE
Respect for Troopers in a Tragic Case
Mary Gerstner of Emmitsburg defends Trooper W R Herman after his remarks following a fatal automobile crash. She argues the toll on responders requires empathy and restraint, urging respect for his attempt to make sense of the tragedy despite criticism from Ellen Meerkreeb in the Frederick News-Post.
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Lloyd C. Culler
City Hall
Frederick
Frank Dorsey
Ellen Meerkreeb
Frederick News Post
W.R. Herman
Trowper
Herman
Tle
Leery to the Editor letter to Frederick Post readers
A letters to the editor piece from The Frederick Manes Post addresses local concerns and reader reactions. It references Frederick, Maryland and invites community input while noting contact details for submission.
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Leery
Frederick Manes
E. Patrick St
Plo
Frederick
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Brian Weller
Brunswick
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Timmy Jones
Jefferson
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Walkersville
Ara Church
Elizabeth Levy
Nancy, Hanel Famsville
Garris
William U. Gladhill
Monrovia
Mary G. Gerstner
Emmitsburg
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