Healthier schools plan faces county funding debate
County health officer Dr. James Bowes proposes hiring five health technicians and a school nurse to serve students, funded by taxpayers. He insists health needs justify using public funds, minimizing church state concerns, while the Board of County Commissioners must weigh the budget and political implications amid Maryland’s tradition of public money for private schools.
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Bowes
Board of County Commissioners
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Roy Meachum details on voting and local figures
Roy Meachum argues about vote tallies and political behavior. He highlights the Greens' performance and critiques claimed self interest. He recalls Western Maryland figures and BoE candidates, noting a pledge against rubber stamping staff wishes.
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Oan Hee Romaes
Greens
Pat Boca
House of
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National map theme looms over Bush Gore race
A fragmented analysis notes the map as decisive for the next president. It argues Bush must appeal across states that backed Gore, including New York and along the coasts, while facing a divided national mood shaped by Florida’s disputed vote. It discusses past electoral moves and the need for measured, centrist leadership.
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Gore
New York
Unclear request on school traditions sparks education board debate
Fragments express concern over removing a traditional school day in Frederick County. The writer questions impact on traditions and voting chances, urging a Board of Education decision on the schedule. The text shows frustration and calls for clarity on the policy change.
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Frederick County
Board of Education
Calendar debate sparks talks on school days and public notice
Letters discuss Maryland Teachers Association day needs and critique the 180 day school calendar. Commenters urge clearer BOE communication, better public awareness, and more inclusive scheduling while naming local figures such as Mary Lazarewicz Hershelman Mount Airy and Ron Peppie Peppe, president of the Frederick County Board of.
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Maryland Teachers Association
Del
David Briin
BOE
Ateneo
Seyivotet
Rees Eerreg
FCPS
Wawicpaone
I Ae Pan Ke
Ron Pepper Peppe
The
Frederick County Board of
World War I Memorial Wreath Honored by Student in Joseph’s High School
Margaret Mullican laid a wreath at the World War I Memorial. Consultant Ed Norman of Fellows Teel Weber discussed sewer plans, noting the system mostly dated from the 1940s and town copies were lost. The YMCA expects to replace the 74 year old sewer work.
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Margaret Mullican
Ed Norman
Fellowes, Teel
Weber
Town Commission
Restore Fair Day for Frederick children
Fragmentary note argues for a day off for the Frederick Fair to benefit children. Mentions past fair day experience and impact on business and students, but lacks clear dates or organized details.
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Frederick Fair
Ian Seincheieic
Outraged Over Fair Day Timing And County Support
A reader protests the shift of Fair Day to September, noting that neighboring counties host summer events and praising the county for free admission to farmers and children. The plea argues against housing development and regulatory pressures pushing farmers out.
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Carroll
Montgomery
Why We Abolished Fair Day Calendar Change
The Board of Education adopted the 2001 2002 school year calendar removing the traditional Friday off for the fair. The committee cited financial saving and attendance as factors in the decision.
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Board of Education
Deaf boy seeking certified interpreter amid police dispute
The message argues a certified interpreter should be requested, contending police were wrong regarding a deaf boy involved in an assault on September 12. It asserts the police department is responsible and that the boy should decide, not law enforcement, highlighting the need for accessible language support.
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Port
Mami
Renovation Plan for FSK Hotel Moves Forward
Downtown revitalization hinges on the FSK hotel redo as a 1920s gem. Architect Julian Storm’s design is praised as sound and inspiring. The project aims to restore the building's prominence as a civic asset and tribute to a storied era.
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FSK
Julian Storm
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Letters to the Editor We welcome your tempers
The News-Post invites letters to the editor signed with writers name and contact details for verification. We publish or withhold letters based on content, avoiding pastiche religious verse and copied material. Send to The Frederick News-Post, P O Box 78, Frederick MD 21708. phone 301-982-6798. email leters ireda.
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