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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1999

Page

5

Saving history duct to save Monocacy Aqueduct

Park officials lowered the 185 mile C and O Canal National Historical Park Monocacy Aqueduct restoration cost to 5.6 million dollars. The Monocacy Aqueduct, built 1828 33, is a historic landmark in a flood plain and faces repeated flood damage. Support argued that preserving this 19th century treasure justifies public funds despite risks and rising costs.

C&o Canal National Historical Park Doug Fans Monocacy Monocacy River

Goldfish Parade Adds Color to Sharon's Spring Garden

A garden tale traces Sharon Jones turning a brick site into a spring oasis with a new goldfish pool. Her husband notes the Meachum household’s patio plants, arbor vitae, and Tuscan touches while the goldfish become quiet companions as the couple revives memories of Sharon’s Hoosier childhood and Marlin Jones.

Marlin Jones Sharon Fac Ralph Brown Boomer Sweetwater Pushkin Pushkie Eddie Hoffman Tuscany

UNESCO ties to U S parks stirred Western distrust over land use

Jack Anderson and Jan Moller discuss UNESCO designations affecting Yellowstone, Liberty Island, and other sites after a 1973 treaty. Critics fear UN involvement in U S land use while officials insist designations are ceremonial and congressional debate continues.

Idaho United Nations Clinton United States Yellowstone Park Great American West Senate United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Unesco Yellowstone National Park Statue of Liberty University of Virginia West Chenoweth U.S Congress Kosovo Jack Anderson Jan Moller

Frederick area Grange meeting featured National Grange head

Frederick hosts a gathering of Granges from Washington Carroll Howard and Montgomery counties with Albert S. Goss of Washington addressing twin war and farm program concerns He warned of communism if mood sags Henry F Falk elected president of Independent Food Distributors of Maryland at Frederick session Eighty year olds Georgetown students Hurst and Owens rescued from Potomac after canoe grounding at Little Falls Squirrel population at Baker Park cited as seven with two born in March Susan Johnson and dog Dingo pictured cruising in a Cadillac convertible in Brad dock Heights Frederick teachers to stage protests over proposed pay hikes Walkersville Middle students win honors at Frederick County Film Festival Myron Floren brings concert finale at Gov Thomas Johnson High School

Frederick County Pomona Grange Washington Carroll Howard Montgomery Frederick Albert S. Gossof Washington National Grange Goss America Europe

Fear and rumors hit Frederick schools on May Sth

A parent driven letter argues a rumored gang threat caused high absenteeism at Gov. Thomas Johnson Middle School and countywide worry. The writer questions safety, calls for mentoring and volunteer support to improve the overburdened system while urging resilience and action.

Frederick Gov. Thomas Johnson Ocean City

Local camp owner defends fees and motives in Frederick County

Frederick County parents debate Babbitt Baseball Camps profits and fund fairness. Owner Peter D Amour, a former St Johns coach, counters that profitable camps support children’s education and scholarships. He notes decades of coaching, local staffing, and living in Monrovia while paying county taxes.

Peter D'Amour St. John’s Prospect Halls Babbitt Baseball Camps Frederick County Rhodes Babbitt Pete Krista Monrovia Frederick

Letters lite to the Editor County high school coaches

Monrovia readers respond with brief notes to county high school coaches including viewer opinions and suggestions for local sports programs in a concise letters page fragment.

Frederick County Ethics Commission responds to Hill concerns

Attorney Paul Zimmerman detailing the ethics ordinance for county commissioners notes disclosures filed annually and public inspection rights. Commissioner Hona Hogan recused from New Design Road matters after flagging potential conflicts and speaking publicly on ethics requirements.

Frederick County Ethics Commission Richard Hill Frederick County Ethics Commission Hona Hogan New Design Road Board of County Commissioners

Kill Them With Kindness Advocate Calls For Peace

A mother urges kindness in society to counter violence and division. Joanne Bolling asks readers to start by being kind to someone today and hopes newspapers reflect compassion rather than conflict.

Sam's Club receipt policy dispute noted by trooper

The Freder ick News-Post reports Maryland State Trooper Bob Calo refused to show his receipt at a Sam's Club door. Calo says the policy to stop shoppers for checkout verification has no written rule. The discussion sparked by the incident circulated among coworkers during breaks.

Frederick Cale

Wake-up call on gun laws and school discipline

Mary Bauer argues for stricter gun controls addressing handgun sales at gun shows and curbing unrestricted gun manufacturing. She says the Second Amendment does not justify arming children or criminals, cites NRA influence and media content, and critiques Engel v Vitale and school discipline decline.

Littleton Colo Congress National Rifle Association Supreme Court Engel

Letters to the Editor guidelines at The Frederick News Post

The Frederick News Post invites signed letters with writer name links to home address and business phone for verification. Due to high volume, not all letters can be published. submission options include mail to 200 E Patrick St Frederick MD 21708, fax 301-662-8296, or email letters at fredericknewspost.com.

Fredenck News Post Publiahion Frederick News-Post E. Patrick St. P

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Roy Meachum Nat Davey Nixon U N White House Yellowstone Helen Chenoweth Henry F. Falk Frederick Grocer The Independent Food Distributors of Maryland Georgetown University John Hurst Henry Owens Potomac River Little Falls Harvey Cramer Carroll Parkway Baker Park Susan Johnson Dingo Jefferson Boulevard Braddock Heights Frederick County Teachers Association Walkersville Middle School Middletown Middle School Heather Nugent John Maria Dorma Wells Pete Velarde John Laird Myron Floren Frederick Community Concert Association Gov. Thomas Johnson High School Mindy Hanlon Frederick Lite County High School Coaches Kev I Amour Paul Zimmerman Jeff Haller Joanne Bolling Frederick Mary Bauer Frederick
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