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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1997

Page

7

Voters Fall Short in Frederick City Race Turnout

In Frederick County the unofficial city election results show a 29.5 percent turnout from 24 933 registered voters. Incumbent Mayor Jim Grimes leads challenger Fran Baker by about 500 votes before absentee counts. Winners include Aldermen Elect Meta Nash William Hall Blaine Young Donna Kuzemchak Joe Baldi.

Maxine Pratt Frederick County Jim Grimes Fran Baker Grimes Meta Nash William Hall Blaine Young Donna Kuzemchak Joe Baldi Democrats Tse Elec

Post election vitriol lingers after Bakers Grimes race

Morning after look at Bakers and Grimes contest notes how local business leaders and voters fueled harsh attacks. The piece highlights Archie Rogers letter, the Record Street Home dispute, Baker Park, and lingering public rancor. It contrasts national trends with local tension and calls for confronting vitriol in the community.

Aegean Archie Rogers Bakers McSherrys James Tates Rogers Market Street Baker Park Record Street Baker Frances Baker Bentz Street June Maia Joseph Baker Carroll Creek Boston New York City Ronald Young Frederick Grimes Paul Gordon Young Gordon Fran Baker Jim Grimes Coluran

Foxworthy fiasco sparks criticism of Weinberg Center leadership

Greg Berczuk of Frederick argues the Weinberg Center mismanaged a $96,697 taxpayer loss on Jeff Foxworthy, blaming Mayor Grimes and the board president Kim Chaney for prioritizing corporate ties over performing arts expertise, and noting missed opportunities like a Party Labelle show.

Weinberg Center Jeff Foxworthy Stewart Seal Kim Chaney Foxworthy Party Labelle Frederick Grimes Wainberg Center Gries Weinberg Wandever Jim Grimes Emperor Nero Rome Greg Berczuk Fredenck

Frederick area notes and business changes spark local chatter

A slice of Frederick life highlights a long standing Staub grocery at 401 N Market St closing groceries and meats while wine liquor remains and a self service laundry will open after remodeling. The Frederick News Post reports a 12 system cable acquisition by Great Southern Printing.

Staub N. Market St J. Marshall Staub THE Great Southern Printing & Mfg. Co Frederick News-Post Frederick Cablevision Silver Spring

Local neighbors nominated for mayoral quality

Theda W. Marie of Frederick commends Ken Rudy and Jimmy Sheckles for their employees plowing the alley for eight families. She says helping others is a quality to be admired, regardless of location.

Ken Rudy Jimmy Sheckles

Residents condemn board over Halloween timing and flyer vandalism

Letters criticize a board for delaying Halloween to Friday night despite prior tradition. Martha Reynolds notes closed minds and the plan to post new flyers faced removal by a board member three times. Susan Broderick complains about defense, threats of enforcement by 25 women, and fear of altered holiday costs and events.

Unsafe crossing on LeGore Bridge Road near Bar ick Qu

Stacey Smith warns of a dangerous railroad crossing on LeGore Bridge Road between Bar ick Qu and Lehigh Quarry. No signals or lights, blind curves, narrow path with hills on both sides. Vehicles including buses with and without children use the road. train activity now present. Woodsboro residents urge caution and safer crossing measures.

LeGore Bridge Road Barick Qu Lehigh Quarry Woodsboro

Halloween Date Change Sparked Neighborhood Backlash

Waterside Association board moved trick or treating to Thursday Oct 30 from 6 8 pm, despite Halloween being Friday Oct 31. Parents and residents organized a budget meeting Oct 27, drawing 20-25 attendees and a petition with 10 more signatures to protest the decision.

The Waterside Association Our Neighborhood Association

BCC Rider Rights Clash On Rural Road Safety

Jean Cobb Kosta of New Market argues that cyclists on winding county roads without shoulders endanger motorists with near collisions on blind hills. He calls the practice risky, inconsiderate, and potentially deadly for both bikers and drivers.

Bill Smith Frederick Pedalers Bicycle Club

Letters to the Editor Guidelines for The Frederick News-Post

The Frederick News-Post invites signed letters with writer name home address and home phone for verification. Abridged letters may be published and political religious or farm letters are excluded. Send by mail fax or email to listed addresses.

Fredenck News-Post Frederick

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