Frederick City moves to curb bar band noise
Frederick officials directed the city attorney to study how other places regulate noise from downtown bars and restaurants. Mayor Gordon floated an earlier end time for performances, but Alderman Kreissig warned against drastic steps, urging a voluntary turn down of volume instead. Owners would likely consent to quieter levels to avoid restrictions.
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Spinal Tap
City Hall
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Spina Tap
Heavenly vegetables and Eden debunking in a dream
A dreamer recalls Adam and Eve in heaven debating fruits and vegetables. The narrator muses on safe eating, recalls Eve's hemlock mishap, and contrasts disliked and loved produce. He revels in Maryland favorites like Silver Queen corn and Eastern Shore watermelons, ending with a note on spring produce and goody bowls.
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Beck
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Democrats face depressing future in 1992 race
North Carolina's Democratic primary produced a symbolic win for Harvey Gantt over Michael Easley, signaling party worries about unity, fundraising, and a potential Jackson influence in future presidential elections. The piece discusses internal rifts, donor tensions, and the outlook for 1992 campaigns and 1996 prospects.
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Bush
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Bill Bradley
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Frederck County Hears Garden Pilgrimage and Local Honors
The Frederick Garden Club held its first annual garden pilgrimage replacing the spring flower show with a tour of 15 area gardens and a luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. CLAUDE U Stottlemyer was named a Frederck County Board of Race... wait.
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Frederick Garden
Claude U, Stottlemyer
Wolfsville
Frederck County
Humpty Dumpty Ashton Falls From Police Wall
Frederick Police Chief Richard Ashton nicknamed Humpty Dumpty faces a collapse of support as allies show little willingness to restore him. Critics say missteps and aging leadership jeopardize the department amid mounting public scrutiny.
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Frederick
Richard
Humpty Dumpty
Ashton
Make recycling easier say a mother and daughter
Marianne D Bartlett argues for a regular recycling program in Frederick County inspired by her 12 year old Allaina. She cites a TV program showing colored crates to sort bottles papers and cans and urges community involvement to protect the ozone and environment.
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Allaina
Thope
Frederick County
Deborah Gonyer Thurmont Letter Praises Boyd Smith
Mary Simmons of Frederick writes praising Del. Boyd Smith for supporting the Tyervar family and for acting with compassion toward human suffering. She contrasts him with self-seeking politicians and urges others to follow his example in helping in times of trouble.
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del. Boyd Smith
Tyervar
Smith
Brunswick residents defend leadership amid VOCAL critique
Ellis Burruss argues Brunswick has improved under mayor and council with new sidewalks, riverfront park, and a paved boat ramp funded by federal and state grants. He questions VOCAL claims and notes water system upgrades funded by grants, urging responsible criticism and solutions.
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Brunswick
Frederick
Frederick County Fire Tax Opposition Urges Public Hearing
Harold Shriver of Keymar calls to oppose the firefighting tax hike in Frederick County. He cites annual taxes of 33,273,564 plus volunteer fund-raising adding unknown millions, urging leadership field study reforms and protective gear funding, rural response times, personnel eligibility, and centralized versus local control. Citizens urged to attend the Winchester Hall hearing on Tuesday May 22 at 7 p.m. to preserve the volunteer system.
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Frederick County
City of Frederick
Frederick News-Post Letters to Editor Address
Readers are asked to send legible letters with signature address and telephone for verification. Due to volume, not all letters may be published. Address letters to The Frederick News-Post 200 Patrick Street Frederick MD 21701.
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Anterach
Frederick
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