Downzoning Fight Shapes Frederck Kegon Plan Debate
The Defenders group opposes county downzoning of private land along US 13 citing potential constitutional issues and losses to owners. They urge a fair compensation mechanism, postponement for public airing, and voter input in the 2002 county commissioner election before any final action. They warn of a 3-2 commission split impacting ordinary landowners and urge transparent stand by commissioners.
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Adamstown
Roscoe Bartlett
Bartlett
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Board of County Commissioners
Blood and War Reflections on 9 11 and Israel Strategy
A 9 11 era column questions American and Israeli responses to terrorism. It argues against blood wars, urges catching Osama bin Laden, and stresses pursuing peace at home while avoiding retaliatory zeal. The piece notes American unity after the attacks and warns against letting vengeance fuel broader conflict.
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Israel
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Mystery bloody shirt in mailbox shocks Frederick
A rumored bloody shirt found stuffed in a mailbox at South and Center streets sparked police inquiry amid reports of a street fight between two men. Authorities noted the eerie clue as crowds faced Fair Week and city officials discussed jail overcrowding and a shift of Giant Food Stores into the former Pantry Pride site near Frederick Towne Mall. Mayor Ronald N. Young gained a key endorsement from the NAACP forum as the city election nears.
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Martin’s Food Stores
Hagerstown
Pantry Pride
Frederick Towne Mall
Frederick
Ronald N. Young
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NAACP
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Mr Young
Letters praise nonpoliticized homeless shelter effort in Frederick
James Upchurch and Evelyn Miller commend local leaders and volunteers for supporting a cold weather shelter. They cite ASPIRE Frederick and Interfaith Housing of Western Maryland, stressing humane aims and social services access while warning against zoning pressures that could affect property rights.
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James Upchurch
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New Market Stands As Charming Historic Town
Arthur P. Caulfield hails New Market as a well preserved small town on the National Road with historical districts, antique shops begun in 1935 by Stull Kemp, and local efforts since 1975 to protect buildings. Citizens urge fair ordinances and invite visitors to enjoy its sights and people.
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Simalin Sautesig Prankinar Ore
Jordan booster questions Reid on salary aid letter
A reader signs Jamie Swoyer of Frederick questioning Stephen Reid's September 27 letter and asking whether Reid plans to donate his entire annual salary to victims of national tragedies. The writer also praises Michael Jordan for contributing and being a source of enjoyment to fans.
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Jordan
Reid
Michael Jordan
German Lutyens honors Churchill in naval solidarity scene
In a Plymouth port in September the German destroyer Lutyens moored beside the USS Winston S Churchill as NATO ships patrolled around Great Britain. After the 11 September attacks the crews shared a moment of unity with a white sheet reading We stand by you, showing mutual support in a tense time.
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Personal reflections on terror and faith after 9 11
A reader argues that terrorism cannot be tied to a single religion and urges focus on facts. The writer defends the Muslim and Christian communities, rejects generalizations about Islam and Christianity, and calls for educated, measured responses rather than scapegoating in the wake of Sept. 11. BEVERLY KGLOIAN Adamstown
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Samone Hardy
bin Laden
al Qaeda
U.S
Israel
Saudi Arabia
Meeting on Rezoning Plans for Abandoned Property Near Md 85
On Ang 6 a Frederick meeting discussed a rezoning push for a property claimed abandoned with three small businesses based there. The site is described as off Md 85 rather than Michaels Mill Road, lacking septic and water, with no notification given to J J Crewe and Kenneth White. The ongoing use has caused hardship and financial loss.
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Frederick Ae
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Michaels Mill Road
J.J. Crewe
Kenneth White
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Keep on keeping on in america after sept tragedy
In the face of terror the public voices resolve to endure and adapt Our civil liberties may be curtailed temporarily as the nation confronts threats and preserves the core promise of liberty and justice for all The message stresses perseverance and unity under the pledge and the belief that good will triumph over evil.
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Small world and shared human responsibility
William A. Lee argues that amid national tragedy the focus should be on shared humanity. He notes horror at acts, reflects on foreign citizens who died in New York, and calls for better living together as one human family.
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