Maryland should not pursue state helicopter landing pads
Editorial argues against studying helicopter landing pads for state agencies after the terrorist attacks and FAA security upgrades. It questions necessity and security risks, noting law enforcement and the National Guard already use pads and emergencies could be served by temporary sites nearby.
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Aryland
Board of Public Works
Maryland
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Maryland National Guard
Jennifer Dougherty or Jim Grimes facing election clash
Roy Meachum reports on Jennifer Dougherty and James Grimes returning to Frederick's municipal race. The piece describes a roast for Mayor Grimes, questions Dougherty's bid to oust him, and outlines interim appointments and policing reforms as Frederick braces for a complex November election.
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Jennifer Dougherty
James Grimes
Grimes
Big Brothers Organization
Dougherty
City Hall
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Mr Grimes
Jim Grimes
Neat
Imhoff
Weldon
Board of County Commissioners
Ilona Hogan
Ma Bell
Lee
Fredérick
Igte
November
Victor
Accidental President and the Unity Crisis
The piece notes Bush's high approval rating and the press labeling him The Accidental President amid a crisis. It argues for national unity despite prior opposition, while acknowledging unease at speaking candidly during hard times and the pressure to avoid challenging questions.
Weighing Patience and Patriotism After War Start
A columnist reflects on enduring patriotism and the danger of silencing dissent after a national trauma. The piece urges questioning U S policy and seeks broader viewpoints to understand the war's aims and potential outcomes while urging united yet informed public discourse.
Homecoming draws about two thousand Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
In Frederick yesterday about 2000 members of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs attended the annual JOOF Homecoming. The day began with a 34 degree low in Freder ick as daylight saving time shifted to standard time in the east.
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Rebekahs
Joof
Frederick
Ironic Reflection On Congress After Tragedy
The writer questions congressional voting records on intelligence and defense funding, mocks party unity, and warns that soft, complacent civilizations are ripe for destruction. He cites a Capitol moment when God Bless America rose amid tragedy and urges press exposure of voting histories to test motives and agendas. Charles E. Roberts notes.
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Congress
God Bless
America
Capitol
Letters of faith urge unity after tragedy
A reader letter from Rosalyn Reynolds of Interfaith Housing of Western Maryland urges national unity after the Sept 11 attacks. The writer commends rescuers and volunteers, praises the resilience of Americans, and calls for continued aid to the harmed and to relief agencies through Red Cross blood drives and local human services.
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Rosalyne Reynolds
Maryland
Frederick
Attitude at work echoes fear after interfaith service
Christopher B. Fowler of Point of Rocks reflects on a Frederick incident where a Sikh man reports harassment on U.S. 15. He argues against vigilantism and urges considering a better approach to addressing terrorism and hatred.
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Islamic Society of
Frederick
U.S
Pentagon
World Trade Center
Dea
Christopher B. Fowler
Point of Rocks
On our knees but not in defeat in this time of disorder
The passage mourns those who had no choice but to fall victims to a viscous attempt by madmen, expressing solemn resolve amid calamity and collective grief. It emphasizes reverent remembrance and resilience without graphic detail.
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World Trade Center Towers
Pentagon
Taking care of each other in a challenging era
A reader reflects on civic duty and compassion amid tragedy. The note mentions inability to donate blood due to health, notes no consultation with figures like George W. Bush or the United Nations, and references limited wealth while urging responsible action for fellow Americans.
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Peort
George W. Besh
United Nations
Patriotic streets in Frederick evoke pride in democracy
A reflection on driving through Frederick highlighting ubiquitous American flags and a strong sense of national history. The piece names BEN KAUFMAN from Gamsville as a contributor to the patriotic mood.
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Frederick
Letters to the Editor How to Send in a Frederick Mail
Guidance for submitting letters to The Frederick News-Poet outlines mailing and fax options and contact details for reader correspondence. The notice provides the P O box and fax number for submissions and references a local Frederick address.
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Frederick
P.O. Box
Hatters
Frederickner
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