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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1998
Page
7
The piece argues parking space is scarce and costly, driving tensions in Gaithersburg and Frederick. It notes repeated towing of visitors in Dockside Drive areas, calls for better initial planning by builders, clearer parking signs, and visitor responsibility to reduce drastic towing.
Roy Meachum lauds the McGwire Sosa showdown as a unifying spectacle amid a tense election year. The piece celebrates Chincoteague Island’s calm, wildlife reserve charm, local residents known as Teaguers and Come-heres, and the community’s restraint. It notes plans for a new bridge and the broader national sports moment, finishing with gratitude to those involved.
Democrats have realigned to treat the November elections as a referendum on President Clinton impeachment. Republicans push for impeachment while Democrats defend Clinton and urge due process and policy successes. Public polls show mixed results with turnout likely deciding the outcome.
Allen M. Pitzer outlines lime application fertilizing grass and establishing permanent pastures for the 1949 Agricultural Conservation Association program. Sanitary inspector Bruce Brachey and county health officials host a food concessions planning meeting at Winchester Hall for the Frederick Fair.
Amy Stotelmyer recalls Braddock Heights Roller Rink a nearly century old wood structure that served families with skating and bowling until arson destroyed it due to fire insurance issues. She urges community donations to rebuild and sustain memories for future generations.
Eyewitness reports a two hour old calf wandered into an adjacent stall at The Great Frederick Fair Dairy Cattle Barn on Sept 21 around 5 PM. A teen and owner figure allegedly towed the calf by a neck lead with insufficient slack, the calf tripped and choked on the twine while seeking its mother’s udder, prompting bystanders to intervene and evacuate the family.
Letters express frustration with approval hurdles for a large concrete fiber plant by CSR Hydro Conduit. Authors call for writing guarantees, cite noise and dust concerns, threaten to monitor compliance, and urge support for library funding while praising community institutions and public servants.
The narrator describes repairing car items at home after researching at the Frederick County Library. By buying parts and doing labor themselves, they estimate saving about 500 dollars, stressing the library as an overlooked community resource.
Lauren Fox of New Market writes that a mail from Mark Hoke targeting David Gray offended Republican voters. She says Hoke acts unprofessionally, favors Gray’s opponent due to personal reasons, and urges support for Hertges to balance taxes and attract new business amid rising residential growth and a looming bill. Fox extends sympathy to Gray and predicts Hoke’s antics ending.
The Frederick News Post invites signed letters with writer name address and phone numbers for verification. Due to high volume not all letters can be published and poetry or form letters are excluded.
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