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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1998

Page

7

Memorial Park re dedication marks veterans day observance

Frederick observes Veterans Day with a 10 a.m. re dedication program at Memorial Park West Second and North Bentz streets including a 1924 speech reenactment, National Guard Band performances and a 11 a.m. flyover. The event honors WWI WWII Korean Vietnam and other veterans as a three year fundraising and planning effort completes renovations costing about 115000 dollars funded by county city and private donations.

Memorial Park Frederick West Second North Bentz Streets Maryland Army National Guard Band Tree of Life Singers Veterans Memorial Norm Covert Veterans Committee For Memorial Park

Miscasting of Newt Gingrich as Speaker and GOP risk

The piece argues Gingrich was a flawed choice for speaker of the House, noting his mix of leadership traits and baser impulses. It critiques his failures on key issues, party unity, and ethics, while suggesting a more conciliatory, two sided approach could have strengthened Republicans ahead of the 2000 elections.

Newt Gingrich House of Representatives Gingrich Jind Wright Wright Clinton Oatch House White House Georgia GOF Aiste Thhaxson Scripps Rcand News Serer

Water tank project advances in Frederick and city markers

Workmen rapidly rise a million gallon water tank at South Carroll and South streets to bolster Frederick's water system. Track crews remove concrete on East All Saints Street while aviation officials install a 20 foot Frederick marker on the Frederick Tailoring Co building to aid airmen. Patricia Hall exits as executive director of the County Human Relations Council after a closed meeting. Brunswick officials challenge a State Health Department order to close the refuse dump, urging clarity. Frederick Evening Optimist Club honors Singapore High School student Susan Brinkley and Thomas Johnson High School student Philip Arnold as Outstanding Young Woman and Man, each winning a $250 scholarship.

Chicago Bridge Ion Company South Carroll South Streets Frederick Frederick County Patricia Hall County Human Relations Council Lawrence A Darsey Frederick Evening Optimist Club Singapore High Susan Brinkley Philip Arnold Thomas Johnson High School

Frederick Creekfront project praised for community responsive design

A reader commends developer Marc Silverman and architect Irene Kiritoff after meetings with community groups on a six story office retail building along Carroll Creek in Frederick. The plan preserves existing Market Street facades, adds brick, and keeps Creekside parks flexible, aiming for a win win balance of historic charm and economic vitality.

Everal Carroll Creek South Market Court Streets Market Street Lie Creek City Hall Marc Silverman Dick Kessler Jerry Mooman Bill Dahut Historic District Commission Carroll Creek Development Committee Irene Kiritoff Silverman Kidd Court Street Masonic Temple Homewood Patrick Center Frederick

Town leaders urge united effort for building project

Letters urge collaboration to deliver a town wide project and warn against losing the opportunity for a decade. A meeting with Mr. Silverman and others is proposed to settle outstanding issues so the project can advance. Ronald N. Young, state planning director and former Frederick mayor, referenced.

Mr. Silverman Ronatd N. Young The Office of Planning Frederick

Carroll Creek Park project faces historic district clashes

Frederick worries over a six story office retail building on Carroll Creek between Court and South Market. The HDC and SHPO must review new construction, with master plan objectives urging preservation of historic character and human scale plazas. Critics say the design ignores guidelines and seeks outside consultants with tax dollars. Kevin Alluch writes from Frederick.

Carroll Creek Park Court South Market Streets Carroll Creek Frederick HDC Asis Frederick City Maryland State Historic Preservation Office Frederick Hdc Maryland Shpo Maryland SHPO Schaefer Delaplaine Visual Arts Center Marc Silverman Silverman Court Street Market Street Pal Street Carroll Street East Street ZHA Inc Firthermore Carroll Creek Linear Park

Letters to the Frederick News Post Policy

The Frederick News Post invites signed letters with the writer’s name full address and both home and work phone numbers for verification. Some letters may be abbreviated for space and poetry religious verse or copies of others are not published. Submission options include mail fax or email with the listed contact details.

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