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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 2001
Page
3
Maryland will deploy the Maryland Wireless State Interoperability Project to link police fire and rescue across the state. The system aims to prevent radio delays seen during recent Frederick County incidents and will use Pocket Blue handheld devices for direct data and text access during crises.
A devoted observer salutes the Maryland Regional Ballet performers in Frederick as the Nutcracker returns to Weinberg Center. He recalls Patrick Street mice stars, the Snow Queen dream, and the joy of young dancers embracing a long tradition rooted in Petipa and Tchaikovsky.
Teens at a suburban high school hosted a Diary Project style session to reveal hidden struggles behind top grades sports and appearances. They discussed stress anxiety eating disorders and self harm while parents and teachers faced uncomfortable truths about daily pressures and isolation.
JAMES W. Hane associate secretary of the Frederick YMCA tendered his resignation to the Board of Directors effective Nov 30. He will join the American Farmers Mutual Insurance Company of Washington. The item notes other local happenings including Santa’s arrival on North Market Street, St Joseph’s High School Emmitsburg closing in 1982, and awards at Mead Up Heels Down 4-H events.
Pet owners urged to guard animals amid rising dog and cat thefts in the area while county agencies unite to investigate dog fighting rings. A stronger law supports harsher prosecutions as officials target stolen pets used in training fighters. statement attributed to Helen G. Alexander.
The Combined Federal Campaign chair Jerold Winkle urges continued giving to charity amid financial pressures after Sept. 11 and ongoing economic uncertainty. He notes media reports of weak retail sales and asks donors to maintain their year-long gift commitment of 1,900 plus chants.
A reader denounces editor Stephanie Salter and the paper for a controversial column alleging she imitates extremist rhetoric. The letter asks the paper to rethink its stance on free speech while defending American values and criticizing perceived bias.
Frederick County part time workers received no cost of living increase. on May 30, 8o the commissioners faced questions about granting themselves a 0 percent raise while fulltime staff saw no raise. Community members urged parity and fiscal responsibility amid budget pressures.
Betty Cross and G Dean Crawford criticize Frederick County school and labor practices in Leesburg and Mount Airy. Cross notes a 3.5 percent raise plus 3 percent COLA for some staff while part-time workers see zero benefits. Crawford, WWII veteran, laments school board actions and affirms traditional values as he blessings America.
The Frederick County school board deleted a line calling abstinence appropriate behavior before marriage from the sex education curriculum. President Peppe and members Battman and Naylor opposed the change, praised for standing on higher ground amid criticism of others.
A reader letter condemns a school board decision to remove marriage values from sex education, arguing it harms American family life and moral values. The letter cites quotes about linking sex and marriage as a religious stance, notingCourthouse marriages and references to God in vows and currency.
Wade Martin pastor voices alarm at Frederick County School Board decision on Sex duration curriculum language for seventh to ninth graders. He argues it harms moral standards, cites teen pregnancy and family breakdown, and calls for re reinforced Christian values in homes and schools.
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