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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 2001

Page

3

Maryland Officials Clash Over Public Works Spat

A Maryland opinion piece criticizes the Board of Public Works leaders Governor Glendening Comptroller Schaefer and member Dixon for juvenile public quarrels. It urges restraint, favors Kathleen Townsend for meetings, and applauds State Treasurer Dixon for civil remarks on orchid funding costs.

Board of Publi Works Annapolis Parris Glendening William Donald Schaefer Dixon Schaefer Mr. Glendening Mr. Schaefer Slate House Schaefer-Glendening Glendenintg Schaeler Glendening Wall Street Schacter Louis Goldstein Lendering Galdstein Kathleen Kennerly Townsend Board of Public Works Maryladers Frederick County Maryland Richard Dixon

Frederick City Election Sparks Democratic Turnaround

Frederick's municipal election showcases a Democratic surge as incumbents and allies win key contests. Longtime figures shift allegiances, party leaders rally behind Jennifer Dougherty, and future races loom with state and regional power plays shaping strategy.

When brutal truth is a kindness A Oct 3

The piece critiques early post 9 11 responses by officials including Health Secretary Tommy Thompson and White House advisers. It argues truthful, cautious public messaging mattered more than reassurances and cites Al Jazeera broadcasts and the lesson of historical missteps in handling fear and terrorism.

Congress Robert Byrd DAW White House National Security Council al Jazeera BBC CNN Osama bin Laden Ayman al-Zawahiri Dazeera Gatar United States National Security Condoleezza Rice A! Jercera bin Laden al-Zawahiri U.S World Service Adolf Hitler Neong Hitler Japan Pearl Harbor Florida Washington Thompson Willer

Armistice Day parade draws 15000 to Brunswick events

November 5 1951 report details Armistice Day ceremonies sponsored by Steadman-Keenan Post American Legion with Col Victor Swearin as speaker on Our American Heritage. Gary Ullerbach of Frederick wins Heart of Maryland trapshoot with perfect 60 and Kenny Houck of Woodsboro runner up with 49. Frederick hosts fourth annual National Community Service contest with Carroll Manor Grange named Maryland's outstanding Grange and a possible $16000 prize. Also notes local post office lease talks with Beverly Byron office, and Frederick board announces GALE HOUSE Inc 1981 82 directors.

Grimes Gay Parris Glendenn Krown Frederick Glendening Ellen Sauerbrey Sauerbre Democratic Alex Mooney Katzenjammer Ti Ferguson GOP Hugh General Assembly Reliahli Perguson Larry Haines Ventreman Carroll County Frederic Ferguson Roscoe Bartlett Dr. Bartlett Pargusin Gine Hward Mauney Maryland Minney Sue Hecht House of Delegate Car Golo the T Politi Brunswick Steadman-Keenan Post American Legion Victor C. Swearingen Washington Pentagon Gary Ullerbach Heart of Maryland Thurmont FIU National Grange Sears Roebuck Foundation Carroll Manor Adamstown

Burger King worker invites Leslie Ezz0 to six-figure charity shift

A Burger King employee, Sandika Neal of Ryonsboro, responds to a letter about poor service by inviting Leslie Ezz0 to work two days at the Myersville store. Neal notes high stress and turnover, offers to donate those two days’ wages to Ezz0’s favored charity, and urges relief through firsthand experience.

Leslie Burger King Myersville

Attentive Tribute From Walkersville Reader

A Walkersville resident proclaims unity after Sept 11, expressing pride in American resilience. The note mentions messages from the President, Vice President, cabinet members, and military updates, urging national solidarity across races and creeds.

Nathors and Sisters

Red light cameras value sparks debate after fatal crash

A letter argues red light cameras save lives citing a fatal stop sign crash. It notes one camera captured a fleeing driver who was injured, while emphasizing the personal cost of losing a loved one and warning against complacency with traffic safety.

God left us alone claim echoes in readers letter

A reader shares a letter reacting to current events and a Christine Duignan column. The writer cites an Anne Graham sermon on The Early Show about tragedy and questions how God might feel, noting calls to remove faith from schools and government. The message emphasizes collective responsibility and spiritual reflection.

Christine Duignan Billy Graham Anne Jane Clayson Ann Graham

Fragmentary quote from ISDWINA DILLON about leaving 113 alone

A damaged fragment shows someone named ISDWINA DILLON stating belief that another person has calmly backed out and questioning how God can bless and protect if 113 is not left alone. The legibility is poor and context is unclear.

Unmarked Gift Bag Triggers Fear of Terrorist Tactics

A homeowner reports finding a yellow gift bag tucked between a storm and front door after Halloween. Inside was candy and a card from Frederick Church of the Nazarene, prompting concerns about anonymous deliveries and potential danger amid recent anthrax and terrorism news. The writer urges stop signs at Quincy Way and Mill Pond Road and cites a fatality as justification for action.

Halloweett Frederick Church of the Nazarene

Dangerous Intersections On Trading Lane Prompt Fatal Accident

Residents warn that Trading Lane and Mill Toad Road form a deadly crossing with poor visibility and no stop signs. The speed limit of 25 mph is routinely ignored, with average speeds well above 50 mph, raising fears of a repeat fatal crash at Quincy Way as police increase speed checks only briefly.

Quincy Way Mill Pond Road Wal-Mart Jim Grimes Mill Toad Road Louse

Akita attack injures two greyhounds. owners adopt new dogs

Paula Roberts reports a neighbor chased the escaped Akita after it mauled two retired racing greyhounds and injured a person. The Akita was euthanized. the owners, who had kept two Akitas, recently adopted two new dogs from the pound, raising concern about future safety.

Akita Allaels Liae Animal Control Sam Central Trass Kent

Letters to the Editor from The Frederick News-Fest Exister

A reader request to mail lotions to the Frederick area includes an address and contact details for the Frederick News-Post. It lists a postal route, a phone number and an email address for submissions or inquiries. The note combines spelling variants and abbreviations in a local letters section format.

Frederick Fremerick Lattera Frederichnewspost

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