Linda Naylor Wins Frederick County Board of Question Victory
Editorial notes surprise at Linda Naylor as top vote getter in Frederick County school board race. Points include her disciplined message, conservative stance on education, lack of teachers union backing, strong Christian Coalition support, underdog image, and distinct voice expected even without majority control.
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Linda Naylor
Frederick County
Wanessis
Pepe
Steve Crawford
Norine Haas
Ron
Naylor
George Bush
al Gore
Hopmtean Pail Repganert
Maryland
Paul Sarbanes
Roscoe Bartlett
Congress
Christian Coalition
Onal
Teachers’ Association
Haas
Memo
Debating a national ballot and voting system for 1860s
The text argues for a national ballot and voting machine, examining the 1860 election with Abraham Lincoln, Stephen Douglas, John Bell, and Herschel Johnson. It discusses how a unified system might affect outcomes, electoral and popular votes, and the potential for a run off, questioning whether current methods reflect the will of the majority.
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Abraham Republican
Lincoln
Ilinois
Stephen A
Union
John Bell
Tennessee
Ridge
America
Silent Bidding Dominates Southeast Window Auction
Bidding was active among Kol breeders during the 12th Southeast Window event held in the Sheraton ballroom. A notable sale saw Penn chased for $12,000 by Blesbeth Gillet of Taneytown.
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Kolbreeders Stein
Sheraton Ino- Penn
Blesbeth Gillet
Taneytown
Dusty Library Collection Ages Studied by Student Team
A student project evaluated the average age of a library's collection under the guidance of Dr. Mona Kerby and ANNETTE BRENNAN with Frederick contributing to the assessment and data compilation.
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Mona Kerby
Frederick Trust Mystery Names Chief and City Figures
A fragmented note questions a Frederick City trust matter. It mentions the Chief of Breer and references Donald H. Cox in Sarasota Florida, implying a contested trust or leadership issue tied to Frederick. The readable text is sparse and fragmented, with no clear outcome.
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Frederick City
Frederick
Breer
Job
Letter Responds to Raffensberger Inquiry and Law Adherence
Mick Mastrino argues Tas Me Mastrino and investigation show no polygraph or law violation by the chief, claiming the system works as intended. He cites Rosie Rehan and questions why a president under investigation would be treated as above the law, signing as James Schrumpf of Monrovia.
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Mick” Mastrino
Tas
Band and football players juggle practice and study
A reader notes the strain on student athletes who balance band rehearsals and football with academics. Many dedicate vacations and evenings to commitments, yet some worry about disrupted lives and crowded schedules affecting performance and well being.
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Ube
Brunswick High School Band Honors Scholarship Support
Letters to the Editor note students pursuing music education and urge recognition for Brunswick High School Band members and supporters. Rita Mills highlighted among those backing scholarships during weekend education pursuit.
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Brunswick High School
Too many excuses from U S 15 drivers
A reader from Quebec Vermont raises concerns about risky driving on U S 15. The note cites drivers failing to use entrance and exit lanes properly and attempting to pass left turning vehicles on the right.
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U.S
Rere
Letter criticizes North Frederick driving habits on US 15
A reader laments hazardous driving along US 15 near Senesaid and Frederick County praising better behavior elsewhere. The note urges on road sign retraining and a re-test requirement to improve driver competence and safety.
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Jay MacCracken
U.S. 15
Oan
Mr. MacCracken
Ceeeia
U.S
Sénesaid
School Board Dismantling Traditions Sparks Debate
A school board faces criticism as decisions to change long standing traditions prompt concern among parents and residents. Kate Buckley notes tensions between policy goals and community identity as new reforms aim to keep students engaged in schools.
Milk Makes Teens? A Local Dairy Farmer Reflects
A mother of three and dairy farmer questions milk intake among teens and discusses dairy guidelines, noting that many youths miss recommended servings. The piece blends personal experience with public guidance on nutrition and school awareness.
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U.S
Adolescent bone growth and dairy intake concerns
A reader from Middletown raises worries about adoles cent bone formation and a medical advisor urging students away from certain routines. The note discusses vitamins A D B12 riboflavin and niacin as key nutrients, says dairy can aid bone health with non-fat options, and invites further learning at www. PAM MOSER Middletown.
Fragments of Letters Spark Edits and Reader Reactions
A jumble of reader letters raises concerns about school safety and parental worries. The missives reference threats, differing views on inclusion, and calls for action while noting letter submission guidelines and contact details for the newspaper.
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Donald H. Cox
Sarasota, Florida
James Schrumpf
Monrovia
Rita Mills Frederick
Robert Wolffe
Quebec
Vermont
Karen
Miller Frederick
Kate Buckley Frederick
Pam Moser
Middletown
Stacey Morton
Msvile
Leffers
Syren
Nicks Sheayter
Hone
Busine
Jeter
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