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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 2001

Page

4

Spectacular results of the 16th annual Scouting for Food

Editorial notes the impact of recent events on charitable giving. In Frederik County area Boy Scouts collected about 70,000 pounds of groceries, compared with 54,000 pounds last year, highlighting community spirit amid economic downturn and national hardship after September 11.

WTC Frederik County Carroll Barllelli Sear Frederick County Scouting For Food

Mooney Hecht Ferguson loom in Maryland politics

The piece surveys Maryland political maneuvering around Alex Mooney and Sue Hecht with focus on Del. James E. McClellan and GOP power plays. It notes Mooney's ascent to Annapolis, Hecht's county establishment ties, and Democratic hopes to regain influence, while detailing potential candidates like Tim Ferguson and Del. David Brinkley and the implications of Grimes' defeat.

Jim Grimes GOP Alex Mooney Sue Hecht Tack Derry Senate Del James E. McClellan McCellan Derr Annapolis Mooney Hecht Frederick Tith Ferguson Annapoli Mr. Mooney Mrederick Lot Liny Pengusan Tim Ferguson David Brinkley Brinkley Ferguson Faul Stull Anyon Winchester Hall Rascac Bartlett Joe Bartlett Mr. Bartlett Congress Demacrats Tulse Snodgrass Washington County Charles Smith House of Delegates GOM

Sacrifices and patient resolve in US Afghanistan policy

A fragmented, accusatory monologue claims US policy aims to aid civilians while bombing Afghanistan. It cites past US actions, international leaders, and threats to justify sacrifice, while portraying America as morally superior. The text references Truman, Albright, and the threat of starvation as a price for pursuing bin Laden.

Hunters, land limits mark opening of upland season

Openers flocked to the county’s upland game season as thousands hunted rabbits reported abundant while owners limited access by posting vast tracts. Separately two young raccoons escaped Delphey’s West Patrick Street cage, later sleeping in a tree and returning to their box home. Records show Frederick parking meter receipts topped 525,954.89 through early November, nearing annual highs. Nov 14 and 15 bring Frederick High School homecoming festivities and dedication events. Gov Johnson High students in the American Field Service program will staff the Snow Ball coatroom with named participants listed.

J. Paul Delphey West Patrick Street Carroll Creek John Stewart Frederick Julien B Dalphey Randy Shellhorse Mr. Delphey Playboys Frederick High School FHS Gov. Thomas Johnson High School American Field Service Robert Neisser Linda Greene Scott Bradley Michelle Wright Tom Green Jerry Bimbra Ed Zebovis

Emmitsburg ambulance fees spark debate on billing

James W Woodby of Emmitsburg argues over charging residents for emergency services amid rising calls from interstate routes. He questions funding via county or volunteer fire companies, cites $300 ambulance costs, and suggests public donations as a stopgap while urging fair, affordable care.

Emmitsburg Myersville

Grimes mocked by critics over World Trade Center comparison

Readers attack Jim Grimes after he likened his woes to the Sept 11 attacks, calling the remark appalling and dangerous. The Frederick News-Post is criticized for sensational coverage while voters then opted for change, with accusations of poor judgment and personal ambivalence toward the media.

World Trade Center Frederick Mr. Grimes Lucas Buck Lenny Jim Grimes Frederick News-Post Grimes Frederick News Gaines Din Grimes Jimbe

Grimes Comparison Echoes Lucas Buck in Fiction and Politics

After an election, Grimes comments drew parallels to Lucas Buck a fictional devilish town ruler from American Gothic prompting questions about influence tactics. The Associated Press inquiry yielded a clipped response and lingering speculation about public figures.

Buck Lucas Buck Ali Jim Grimes Associated Press Crimes

Addressing Cold Weather Shelter Needs in Frederick

Denise Kay Jones urges city and county leaders in Frederick Maryland to unite on homelessness relief. She notes funding limits, zoning rules, and federal duties to provide shelter, while calling for volunteer training and community empathy. She warns against NIMBY attitudes and stresses safety, warmth, and inclusion.

Religious Coalition For Emergency Rcfehn Department of Social Services Kcfehn Frederick Dougherty Maryland

Letters to the Editor Submissions and Guidelines

Readers are invited to send letters to The Frederick News-Post with name and address. Abridged letters may be published and private contact details may be omitted for safety. Email and postal submissions are provided for author participation.

Tredinicknewspost.com Frederick News-Post P.O. Bax Frederick Lottoragtredo

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