Thomas Johnson girls win state soccer title in 44-34 division
Thomas Johnson High School girls soccer team defeated Fallston 2 1 at Dundalk Community College to claim the state championship, finishing an 18 1 1 season. The victory marks TJ’s first state soccer title for a Frederick city team and showcases rising regional soccer popularity and coaching strength.
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Thomas Johnson High School
Lady Patriots
Fallston
Dundalk Community College
Frederick City
Middletown
Chuck Nichols
Walkersville
Brunswick
Baltimore Sun
News-Post
the Sun
Harford County
Bel Air
Nichols
Entreating Entrepeneurship: Police Entanglements in Frederick Prostitution Crackdowns
Bruce Aderhold argues that policing street entrapment for prostitution and drug use harms rights and clogs courts. He claims selling sex and drugs is not inherently criminal, urging focus on dealers while avoiding arrests of addicts and johns.
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Frederick
John
China
Board of Education
Earth
Bree Aderkoldlerites
Freterich
Questioning U S policy on Saddam Hussein and Iraq
Bonnie Erbe argues the United States is hampered by the Bush era choice not to remove Saddam, by financial dependence on the UN and IMF, and by domestic political factors that undermine international leadership. She points to missed leadership and calls for accountability in American politicians.
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Iraq
Saddam Hussein
United States
Clinton
Bush
Hussein
United Nations
International Monetary Fund
Bonnie Erbe
Scrippa Howard News Service
Frederick figures at state convention and local reports
Edward F. Holter from Frederick named lecturer at the National Grange convention in Columbus succeeding James C. Farmer of Keene NH. Public Health Lay Council station wagons in Montgomery County ferried patients to clinics with drivers Mrs Charles Tipton and Mrs Levi Gill earning 6 dollars daily. A fall meeting and banquet of the Rural Letter Carriers and Ladies Auxiliary featured Harry O Smith Charles S Bilbrugh and John R Connors. Sandra Jeanne Burgee of Frederick becomes the first woman Outstanding Young Marylander. Dr Margaret Mead spoke at Hood College on medicine and technology and changing gender roles. A five hour meeting failed to settle Frederick County jail site debates on South Street Sagiter Wisner Avenue or a nine acre farm.
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Edward F. Holter
Frederick
National Grange
Columbus
Ohio
James C. Farmer
Keene
IWO
Public Health Lay Council
Montgomery County
Charles Tipton
Dickerson
Levi Gill
Silver Spring
Tipton
Frederick and
Donald C. Barnes
Ronald N. Young
Larry Johnson
Frederick County
South Street
Wisner Avenue
Maryland
Debate Over K-9 Drug Searches At Thomas Johnson High
Mike Kearney of Woodsboro voices support for the Frederick County Sheriffs Department K-9 drug search at Thomas Johnson High School. He argues Carroll v U.S. and exigent circumstances justify vehicle searches on school property, countering Stephen Foerster's Civil liberties critique.
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Tam
Trust
Stephen Foerster
Thomas Johnson High School
Frederick County
Foerster
District of Columbia
Understanding needed of realities of the drug scene
A letter regarding drug searches at Thomas Johnson High School argues civil liberties limits. The writer urges Mr. Foerster to acknowledge youth substance abuse. They claim a widespread problem among youths and adults and urge society to act.
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Ints
Foerster
Thomas Johnson High School
Letter on enforcing law and youth substance issues in Frederick
Edward Lulie comments on the need for stricter enforcement and adult accountability to curb youth substance abuse. He questions Mr. Foerster’s willingness to act, praises Frederick County law enforcement, and criticizes Roy’s newspaper columns as provocative yet inconsequential to the local economy. He laments apathetic adults and supports consequences over excuses.
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Foerster
Frederick County
Roy’s Commentary Costs Fifty Cents in Frederick
A cheeky column praises Roy for his political insider wit and broad range from movies to the mayor, critiquing nefarious politicians and the Frederick scene while noting the paper’s fifty cent price and distrust of the elite. The piece lampoons a debate over value, costs, and access to thoughtful commentary.
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Frederick
Roy
Beltway
Bob Miller
WFMD
Being Christian in Frederick County feature request
A reader asks for space to share Christian beliefs and worship in a feature article. The writer invites publication of a broader religious expression and requests consideration of a Sunday gospel event.
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Tamm
Tam
Frederick County
Jesus Christ
Christ
Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News-Post
The Frederick News Post invites letters exclusive to the paper with signer name address and home and business phones for verification. Due to high volume letters may be abridged and not all received letters published.
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Fredintk News-Post
News-Post
Waler
Frederick News-Post
Patrick St
P.O
Freeoyick
Frederic
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Thomas Johnson
Mike Kearney
Woodsboro
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Edward Lulie
Rena Larkin
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