Human Investment Partnership to boost Frederick volunteers
A partnership of Frederick Community College United Way of Frederick County the Human Resources Coalition of Frederick County and the Frederick Arts Council will train volunteers in fundraising marketing non profit publications parliamentary procedures and strategic planning The Volunteer Center now run by United Way aims to reopen by year end with a volunteer database and walk in center
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Frederick Community College
United Way
Frederick County
Human Resources Coalition
Frederick Arts Council
FCC
Mental Health Association
Charles Riddle
Epcot’s Magic Kingdom charms adults as well as kids
A visitor recalls Easter Monday 1995 in Orlando, praising Disney’s staff and atmosphere at Magic Kingdom and detailing a first tour through Epcot. The writer notes Epcot’s national showcases, futuristic exhibits, and lunch stops, with sights from Morocco to Norway. He anticipates Disney MGM Studios and Animal Kingdom openings in 1998.
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Orlando
Magic Kingdom
Disney Organization
Sharon
Florida
Rome
Mickey Mouse
Disney Empire
Manhattan
Walt Disney World Resort
Japan
Germany
Italy
China
Norway
Mexico
France
Britain
Canada
Oslo Fjord
Disney- Mgm Studios
Animal Kingdom
Epcot
FBI mistakes pile up fueling civil rights and Russia links
Dan Thomasson of Scripps Howard notes a string of FBI missteps from destroying Ruby Ridge files to wrongfully arresting a retired Russian spy. He cites political file shuffles to the White House, overreaching agency growth, and pressure from Congress as factors behind a bungling bureau under Louis Freeh.
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FBI
Ruby Ridge
Olympic
White House
KGB
Vladimir Galkin
Kennedy International Airport
State Department
CIA
John Deutch
Justice Department
United States
Russia
Louis Freeh
Freeh
Congress
Bureau
J. Edgar Hoover
Dan Thomasson
Scripps Howard
Scripps Howard News Service
O'Conor Opponent Moves to Challenge Senate Seat
Attorneys for Gen D John Markey of Walkersville file in Washington seeking Senate refusal to seat Herbert R O'Conor after a tight Maryland race with 15 000 ballots rejected. Markey claims the result inconclusive while O'Conor claims victory by 2227 votes.
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D. John Markey
Walkersville
Herbert R. O'Conor
U.S. Senate
Washington
O’conor
Gen. Markey
Correction reveals bed and breakfast permit controversy at two Church Street homes
David P. Koontz clarifies that Mr. Myer operates the Tyiler Spite House at 112 W. Church St with six guest rooms but now rents 10, hosting art shows and events without permits. He also runs the Lane House at 114 W. Church St without B&B permits, falsely calling it an annex to the Tyler Spite, which are two separate buildings.
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David P. Koontz
Myer
W. Church St
Lane House Bed & Breakfast
Church St
Tyler Spite
Delaplaine Visual Arts Center Expansion Nears Completion
Regional jewel the Delaplaine Visual Arts Center on South Carroll Street advances with Phase 2 of a 2 million project. Plans include a finished second floor with classrooms for photography and graphics, an art reference library, a slide registry, a meeting room, and a 2 500 square foot multi purpose facility east of the Mill. The Delaplaine and Randall families, long time supporters, helped found the Frederick Arts Center Foundation which leases the Mill and leads development.
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Frederick
Carroll Street
Carroll Creek
Delaplaine Visual Arts Center
City of
Delaplaine
Randall
Center plans 80 plus classes and community arts program
A letter from Clem Gardiner and Catherine Vierbuchen of the Delaplaine Visual Arts Center in Frederick expresses appreciation to the Delaplaine family for their ongoing support as the center continues to expand and finalize spaces for a broad term program. Kathleen E. Sier signs from Walkersville.
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Delaplaine
Center
Clem Gardiner
Catherine Vierbuchen
Delaplaine Visual Arts Center
Frederick
Right to Farm Sparks Debate in Middletown
Charles E Hubbard argues against a county ordinance called right to farm, contending it aids complainants and burdens farmers. He urges accountability for developers and home buyers, insisting farmers should not be pressured by encroaching development and housing.
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Board of County Commissioners
Walkersville
John Thompson Jr
Care & feeding by the cat help ers letter dispute
A reader defends critiquing a letter about abandoning a kitten and explains the intent to deter discard, noting Carol Compher’s reaction, the ongoing feeding of about a dozen cats, and that the kitten in question found a home while urging reflection on kindness to animals.
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Carol Compher
Ms. Compher
Letters to the Editor guidelines appear in The Frederick News-Post
The Frederick News Post outlines letters to the editor requirements including exclusive submission, signed with name and address, publication abridgement at editor discretion, and contact details for mailing and fax submission. It notes high volume and offers no publication guarantee, with instructions for sending to 200 E Patrick St or P O Box 578 Frederick Maryland.
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The
Frederick
Frederick Pinte Post
E. Patrick
P.O
Jad
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Harry O. Smith
Frederick High School
Ronald N. Young
Board of Aldermen
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Frederick Towne Mall
Jeanne Bussard Workshop
S. Market St
Federated Charities
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Charles E
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