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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 2001
Page
4
An editorial notes the theft of 17 shutters from Fairview Chapel near Bogers Mill Road and Lake Singanore. The piece ponders motives from selfish gain to vengeance, laments missing Christmas décor and flags, and urges their return while reflecting on human frailties and seasonal hopes.
The strike at Frederick Iron and Steel Co ends after nine hours of talks with labor and management. Two unions sign contracts through August 31, 1952, bringing early resolution to a nine hour meeting.
Teens in a suburban high school share hidden stressors in an evening session for parents. Girls discuss pressure for grades sports looks and social acceptance while revealing worries about drugs eating disorders and isolation. A vulnerable view contrasts with parental denial and media shock from incidents like Columbine.
Frederick County parents criticize a school board decision not to tie sex education to marriage. They urge talking with teens, cite personal experience, and promote abstinence curricula like True Love Waits. Residents urge other parents to vote, reflect on guidance, and request clear state alignment.
A reader letter urges parents to be steadfast advocates for their children in a shifting society. It emphasizes parental guidance, consistent values, and the need for children to have stable beliefs and support. The note signs as Nancy Smith from Jamsville.
Readers dispute Tim Winter's call to indict ex president for remarks at Georgetown and reflect on race, slavery, and justice. Chris D Herz and Bernette Bell defend free speech, criticize U.S. leadership, and urge self examination, unity, and accountability in a divided era.
Residents weigh in about local growth and annexation after a small door to door survey by Protect our Quality of Life. 29 people across three blocks were questioned with 22 opposing development and 1 supporting it, while 6 declined and 5 were undecided.
Lesley Quesada praises Jim Grimes for eight years of city growth in Frederick while criticizing Mayor-elect Jennifer Nougherty. The letter notes politics and predicts new leadership may reuse Grimes’s economic seeds, implying a selective memory among residents.
Report notes the county commissioners and Frederick County Fire and Rescue Association discussed matters during a cable presentation on October 20. The meeting addressed local fire services and related governance issues.
Readers are invited to submit letters exclusive to The Frederick News Post with signatures and verified contact details. Due to high volume not all letters can be published. guidelines cover submission methods by mail, fax, and email to maintain contact and credibility.
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