Missing link opens funding for Frederick interstates project
State and federal funding totaling 36.1 million dollars was announced last week for a 1 70 west to 1 270 south connection in Frederick. The 38 million in total transportation funding includes 26.2 million federal and 9.0 million state funds, aimed at easing Md 85 congestion and improving local commuter routes amid a period of large taxpayer spending.
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Hat
Frederick
Parris Glendening
Feds
Washington
Baltimore
MD. 85
Golden Mile
U.S. 40
MD. 118
MD. 121
Maryland Gubernatorial Fight Drives Scripted Party Feud
A Maryland political column attacks Governor Glendening and Democrat party dynamics as the 1994 race tightens. The piece accuses Glendening of opportunism and cites proposed rail, highway, and funding schemes while urging Republican leadership to curb perceived corruption and safeguard voter interests.
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Arto
Ellen Squerbrey
Joe McCarthy
Roy Cohn
Richard Nixon
Robert A. Tyft
Parrisindening
Maryland
Mnlace
Glendyping
Rooney
Palls
Daily Pls
Washkingon Post
Cdmrts
Baltimore
Sun
Gibson
Eileen Rehrmann
Herthaea
Rehrmann
Balll
Kurt Schmoke
Ce Corer
Wayne
Marylane
Schmoke
Curry
Montgomery County
Glendening
Bethesda
Washington
Metra
Mongomery Mall
Waldorf
The Clinton Lewinsky scandal in public life today
The column reflects on public obsession with scandals from Clinton Lewinsky to O J Simpson and Princess Diana, noting how such stories teach about law, morality, and societal change. It questions evolving standards, divorce trends, and whether progress means better behavior or merely different norms.
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Ayo
O.C. Simpson
Princess Diana
White House
Clinton
Trinine Media Services
Frederick features mix of events and housing notes
SHADY SIDE hotel proprietor Alexander W Andrews dropped from a Frederick Armory appearance due to competition at the Frederick Fair. Kiwanis luncheon host Paul McAuliff credited advance bookings and commutable concessions. Hood College hosted a tea for high achieving students. Linganore FFA crowned Lisa Murphy 1978 Sweetheart at the New Market show. Braddock Heights Octoberfest chaired by Joanne Zeigler with Ellen Carpenter decorations. Norman Curty joins Better Homes Realty Frederick office as assistant manager. City Aldermen approve Carroll Creek Flood Control design by regional firms.
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Shady Side
Alexander W Andrews
Frederick
Itsell
Frederick Fair
Frederick Armory
Kiwanis Club
Fsk Hotel
Lisa Murphy
Linganore High School
Future Farmers of America
Linganore New Market
Miss Murphy
Michelle Cousineau
Norman Curty
Nas
Better Homes Realty
Patrick St
Hecht Presses Record For Budget and Welfare Reform
Frederick letter writer states a candidate could balance the budget reduce state government size and taxes expand education funding cut welfare and boost police support while maintaining humanity and pragmatism. The author praises Delegate Sue Hecht citing Annapolis experience and voting record as matching these goals.
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Roy Meachum
Ney
Worring
Annapolis
Anita Stup
Ray
Sue Hecht
Ramifications of presidential conduct weighed in public letter
A reader argues that even without conviction, the president’s alleged lies under oath erode integrity and trust domestically and internationally, threaten perjury norms, and could undermine courtroom honesty and business conduct. The letter laments widespread misinformation and potential apathy.
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Sam
Nses
United States
Frederick County political letter urges impeachment demand
A reader letter criticizes the president and calls for impeachment, urging fair swift action and accountability for national ethics. Jeanne Malpas is praised, and economic concerns are raised about underwriting profits, with remarks from Jobin Lenntie Thompson and Suz an e Thompson about development interests in Frederick County, tied to a candidates night.
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Deer Crossing
Jobin “Lenntie” Thompson
Hoke
Frederick Countian
Ume
Winchester Hall
Frederick County
Growth vs. quality of life in Frederick County debate
A reader letter in The Baltimore Sun criticizes rapid growth in Frederick County praising small community values. He denounces mega-developers, fears higher crime and overcrowding, and urges residents to unite to protect local character and services.
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Mark Moke
Logan
Dave Gray
Baltimore Sun
Frederick County
Hoke
Frederick
Williamsburg
Disney World
Iam
Tess
Frederick letter praises Dr Bartlett in Giant Food protests
Tracey Spitalsky writes that Tim McCown questioned the Giant Food closing while Dr Bartlett led protests at the forefront. She credits Bartlett and Maryland leaders Senator Sarbanes Senator Mikulski and Governor Glendening for saving the Giant stores in Frederick and argues Martin's workers would face pay cuts or trips if Grant were sold.
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Tim McCown
Roscoe Bartlett
Giant Food
Giant
Dr. Bartlett
Frederick
Martin
Martin's
Grant
Martin’s
McCown
Paul Sarbanes
Barbara Mikulski
Parris
Glendening
Bartlett
Frederick County
Letters to the Frederick News-Post for publication
The Frederick News-Post invites signed letters with the writer’s name address and home and business phones. Due to high volume not all letters are published. Send letters by phone fax or email to the Frederick News-Post at 200 E Patrick St Freder MD 21706 or 301-662-8299.
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Wwe
Cail
Frederick News-Post
E. Patrick St
P.O
Frederichner
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