Frederick County Gets 2.8 Million Toward New Schools
The state allocates 795 million for Maryland school construction, with Frederick County receiving 2.8 million for Oakdale Middle on Md 144 east of town, Tuscarora High, and upgrades at TJ and Brimnewick High. Governor Glendening pledged 1.6 billion for schools, signaling political maneuvering around funding. County commissioners also face a 1.7 million gap to fund a 4 percent teacher pay raise, prompting cuts, borrowing, or deferrals to cover the shortfall.
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ST Anita Weten
Saeed
Frederick County
Anny Oy
Gleschening
Oral State
Tim Ferguson
Alex Mooney
Annapolis
Rolle Faces Scrutiny As State’s Attorney Controversy Grows
The piece portrays Scott Rolle amid a widening political storm as questions swirl over his integrity and actions during his tenure as Maryland’s State’s Attorney. It notes backers, potential federal appointments, and allegations of collusion with colleagues and local figures, signaling ongoing pressure ahead of future elections.
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Scott Rolle
Mark Hoke
Republic
Rolie
Ush
U.S
Marland
Mooney
Frederick
Capitol Hill
Carrol
Haines
Sit
Lane
Scott Rollecant
Ble
J. Alfred Prufrock
Norman Usiak
Thurmont
Scivit
Wile
Dan Mahone
NAACP
Marvin Mandel
Dart
Santt Rolle
Study challenges fixed views on sexual orientation change
A study cited by Dr Spitzer at the APA meeting in New Orleans questions the belief that sexual orientation is immutable. He reports interviewing 200 individuals who claim significant shifts from homosexual to heterosexual attraction using various change efforts. He now questions his earlier certainty about changing orientation.
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de. Spitzer
APA
New Orleans
Spitzer
Cal Thomas unstable pS reported a conflict their religious values
Report notes Cal Thomas faces personal conflict over religious values and the desire to marry or stay married to a member of a specified group, highlighting tensions with social expectations and personal commitments.
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Ps. Ees
The
County panel weighs water sewer reclass request
COG stayed clear of the controversy as county commissioners considered a request from Cardon Oil Co. for a change in water and sewer classifications on secured property. Kepien Kahn and Richard Unrang attended with Pomona Grange No. 7 at the Seteron Community Center.
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COG
Cardon Oil Co
Kepien Kahn
Richard Unrang
Stero County
Pomona
Seteron
TERI McCLOSKEY Mount Airy Noted in Local Notices
TERI McCLOSKEY of Mount Airy is mentioned in a local notices section. The brief item records her involvement in a community event and notes venue or date details as readable. Further particulars are unclear from the fragment.
Official Spin Signals Tax Debate Clashes In Senate
Fragmented remarks surface as officials discuss tax policy and spending priorities. Aimed at reframing votes and public messaging, the debate touches on perceived wasteful items and proposed measures, with unnamed figures offering cautious defenses amid partisan tension.
Van Hall Not Bad by Comparison in Nonsense Note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Van Hall with vague judgment and names Joanne Eby and Frederick. The readable portions suggest unclear quotation about guilt and school, with distorted phrases and misplaced words. The item appears as a damaged public record or column fragment without clear events or dates.
Reader letter backs Van Hall plea amid school debate
The editor letters praise Van Hall for taking responsibility and urge reevaluation of a conviction and arrest. They argue the county oversteps with harsh penalties while supporting community education and a second chance, noting broader implications for students and local ordinances.
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Vi van Hal Uty P
van Hall
County
Jack Dale
Mr. van Hall
National Day of Prayer debate at New Market prompts questions
Local readers question how two approaches to prayer fit the National Day of Prayer amid tense discussions. The piece notes confusion over ritual and inclusivity, with reference to BON HUNTER and Theos.
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Kessler
Walkersville Letter Criticizes Whiny Calls
A May 7 letter from Allen Robinson condemns whiners and references a portable megawatt amplifier. The piece notes no further incidents and ends with a caution against unwanted calls.
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Allen Robinson
Letters to the Editor From The News-Post
Readers report submitting items by mail or email, noting a request to avoid religious or sales content. The letter page lists a postal address in Frederick Maryland and provides a seemingly informal contact format with partial details and digits.
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Roy Meachum
Homosexuality
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Cal Thomas
Tribune Media Ser
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Teri McCloskey
Mount Airy
Senate
Wikam van Hall
Vem Hall
Joanne Eby Frederick
Junge J
Mark Alexander Middletown
Debbie Cieslowski
Middletown
Bon Hunter New Market
Meler Walkersville
Cerry
Helleisimmacel
Gak Lomere
Edler
Preserick Mewe-Post
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