Voices unite for area homeless fundraiser tops 300000
The lead editorial notes the Hymex-Show for the Homeless raised 50000 in its second year, bringing total donations to about 300000 for a Frederick shelter. It honors donor families, anonymous gifts, and the eight hour Hyman-a-Thon as examples of humanity at work amid a vandalism setback at Fairview Chapel.
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Navy. 1
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Sharon Linton
Alan P Linton
WTC
New York
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Potter movie draws long lines as fans flock to Fredericktown premiere
A bustling Saturday at Fredericktown Hoyt's Cinema shows families and teens waiting over forty minutes to buy tickets for the Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone premiere. Critics praise the cast led by Daniel Radcliffe and Richard Harris, noting impressive visuals and faithful adaptation while cautioning about lengthy runtime and unsettling images for younger audiences.
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Anite
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David Heyman
Steve Kloven
Chris Columbus
JK Rowling
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Hogwarts School
Mapyie Smith
Yelept Hertmone
Nina Watson
Oxfordshire
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Akies
Suhbhio
Rowling
Potter film sparks soda clash with public interest group
Center for Science in the Public Interest targets Coca Cola and the Harry Potter film with a site urging children to pressure Rowling to save Harry from soda’s alleged dangers. The piece criticizes the Center’s claims as debunked and notes experts disputing links between sugar drinks, obesity, and health effects.
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Ohio Dental Association
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Center For Science
Frederick County News Briefs Mixed Local Items
Regional game warden announced a stopped-up local drive against jack light hunting and illegal deer hunting with muzzles. Frederick Memorial Hospital reports a 1950–1951 deficit amid rising nursing costs. A Braddock Drive-in ad offered free show and snacks. ALS program gains county fire and rescue association backing amid questions. Christmas Corner store opens at Key Mall. Walkersville Senior Citizens lunch meeting hosted by St. Pauls Lutheran Church with Evelyn Holman speaking on Area III school services.
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Frederick County
George Seaton
County
McDonalds Brunswick accused of water waste during drought
Don Stivers of Waltorford, Virginia, complains that Brunswick McDonalds employees hose down the parking area weekly. He estimates hundreds of gallons wasted while dust and debris remain, suggesting the policy comes from corporate amid drought conditions.
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Revelations From a Fragmentary Newsweek Slice
A garbled OCR excerpt references political figures and a controversial comparison, noting a disputed quote about leadership and fortune. The text hints at a reporting angle in a Newsweek feature, mentioning names and a contentious analogy without clear context or complete details.
Editorial cartoonist Judy Johnson debuts in paper edition
In the November 18 issue the paper welcomes new editorial cartoonist Judy Johnson as a relief from Rick Kollinger's earlier work. The editor notes the ongoing Freder ick soap opera will continue, signaling a transition in the cartoon pages and urging readers to follow the new strip.
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Rick Kollinger
Frederick
Saddam Still a Major Threat In Cartoon Commentary
The Frederick News Post cartoon notes Saddam Hussein remains a major threat while spotlight shifts to Bin Laden since 9 11. It suggests Hussein’s long terrorizing of the United States predates Bin Laden and laments the lost focus on his actions.
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Tsin Tuten
bin Laden
Saddam Still Threats in Cartoon Contrast to Bin Laden
A reader letter argues Saddam Hussein remains a major threat despite bin Laden’s focus. The piece uses a cartoon image to suggest ongoing fear and criticizes media emphasis on al Qaeda while urging vigilance against Saddam. Angelika Potter of Walkersville also clarifies her stance on a Frederick based website.
Americans| reflection on past, unity, and free speech
TIM WINTER expresses appreciation for reader contributions on slavery and history while arguing 6000 deaths should not justify past misdeeds. He cites President Clinton and calls for unity, condemning attackers and defending American free expression.
Potter denies link to Web site amid local controversy
ERIC KRASNER reports Potter rejects ownership claims as Kimberly Mellon questions the site behind Frederick.com and Fredneck.com. The letter emphasizes public figures face parody limits, defends mayoral imagery as protected speech, and asserts local voices and voting rights amid online dispute.
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines for The News-Post
The Frederick News-Post invites letters exclusive to its paper and requires signers full name address home and business numbers for verification. Not all letters may be published and poetry religious verse or copies are not accepted. Submission options include mail fax and email.
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