Outside money fuels Maryland district race debate
Editorial argues campaign contributions from outside the district are common and not disqualifying. It cites disclosure reporting on donors to Bartlett and DeArmon, notes national figures like Sarbanes accept outside funds, and suggests conservatives outside the district may back Bartlett to influence the race.
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Dr. Bartlett
DeArmon
Paul Sarbanes
Paul Jt
Rappaport
Sarbanes
U.S
The Exorcist revival spooks theatergoers with new footage
A nostalgic yet sharper cut of The Exorcist returns to Hoyt cinemas amid a Halloween horror wave. The piece notes the era’s money pull, Blair Witch 2 and Book of Shadows, and compares the original’s impact to modern box office trends, highlighting the internet driven hype and re-release strategy.
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William Friedkin
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Burrattsville
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Susan Lee Meachum
Hoyt
The Big Lie of Votes Counting in a Swing-State World
The piece argues that many voters feel their ballots do not count under the electoral college system. It notes regional certainty of outcomes, with Democrats favored in California and the District of Columbia, and Republicans strong in Texas and other states. It warns the nation faces disengagement as campaigns focus on swing states and predicts the electoral college threatens democracy.
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Frederick airport Phase II work viewed by officials
Frederick city officials observed Phase II progress at the municipal airport expansion. The project includes completing 3800 feet of runway, paving the intersection of runways 1 19 and 5 23, and installing runway lights.
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Frederick Municipal Airport
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Parents press for extended school days and more conferences
A reader argues for increasing total school days to fit mandatory conference days as full days. They claim 180 days is too few, propose about 210 to 220 days including holidays, and suggest prioritizing funding for bus drivers and staff over scheduling disputes. The piece uses fiscal and time comparisons to push for policy changes.
Local reader cites Kennedy quote on social duties
Frederick reader Jerolyn Minor cites John F. Kennedy to critique Evan Dennis Janda’s stance in Liabilities & Assets from September 26, arguing that a free society must aid the poor or fail the many, not the few who are rich.
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Lieberman questioned on abortion values on BET interview
A BET appearance features a debate where Armstrong questions Senator Lieberman as a moral leader and orthodox Jew. The exchange centers on the party's stance on abortion and the separation of church and state amid calls about right to choose as a legal principle.
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Letter to the Editor Sparks Debate on Leadership Standards
A reader questions how letters to the editor influence law making and reflects on integrity in leadership. The note mentions William R. Harrigan and includes references to Myers, Norine Haas, and Ron Peppe amid critical, stormy language about governance and accountability.
Voice for Kids impartiality and education support
Nancy Dietz, president of the Frederick County Teachers Association, outlines involvement with Voice for Kids and local coalitions supporting education. The piece notes recognition received May 18 and references the Vote for Kids 2000 voter guide, while stressing neutrality and non-distribution of materials in schools.
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Vote For
County Teachers Association
Letter endorses Linda Naylor and team in local race
The letter from Marie Shereika of Tjamsville urges voters to back Linda Naylor Tim Gallagher John Ashbury and Ron Peppe. It defends Naylor against claims of promoting hatred and argues the slate supports conservative values and school education policy.
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Michael Kuster
Waylon
Linda Naylor
Kise
Enda Naylor
Peer Feerys
Recen i Tsso
Linda Nayter
Tim Gallagher
John Ashbury
Ron Peppe
School Board Candidates Named Crawford Haas Peppe
Local voters consider Crawford Haas and Peppe as key candidates for the upcoming school board race. The slate aims to carry out reform and ensure oversight, with focus on curriculum, budgets, and district accountability.
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Sen Ee Ie Hyeaniek
Friday Night Lights for Lancers Fans
A reader from Glen Burnie Maryland praises Friday night coverage of Lancers football scores and stories. The message highlights enjoyment of the content and mentions Brett Crossman by name.
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Lancers
Brett Crossman
Glen Burnie
Maryland
Letters to the Editor guidance and contact details
The Frederick News-Post outlines how to submit letters to the editor including instructions on typing, word limits, and optional inclusion of writer names and contact numbers. It also notes that some letters are abridged and that additional letters and verse may appear on the paper’s website.
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