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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1996

Page

8

Middletown Bypass Tops County Traffic Plan Still Pending

Frederick County Commissioners, approving Oct 7, place top priority on multi lane reconstruction of Md. 85 from I-270 to English Muffin Way for six year funding. Middletown bypass ranked No 2 amid disagreements on plans, as growth and new commercial traffic raise safety and flow concerns near the historic town.

Frederick County State Department of Transportation Middletown Woodsboro MD. 85 Toys-R Us Georgia Pacific Crestwood Boulevard

Mount Airy Rec Council Faces Probe Over Coach Dismissal

Jeanne Lynch of Mount Airy urges an apology after a Sept meeting where the Mount Airy Recreation Council and Carroll County Parks and Recreation Department again failed to address allegations against a coach. She cites repeated refusals to discuss the coach’s dismissal, bylaws, and constitution amid a gag order and a pending court case, urging accountability.

An Airy Recreation Council Carroll County Parks and Recreation Department Mount Airy Rec Council Ree Carroll County Attorney's Office Parks and Recreation Department Degitz Recreation Council Jenkins Rec Council Council Parks and Recreation PTA Mount Airy

Berry's World cartoon question on identification

In a panel from Berry's World the character asks, Do you have some form of identification with your picture. The caption satirizes identity checks and personal verification practices.

Fanning the fires of racial hatred Leo Sperling

Leo Sperling argues against feeding racial hatred amid fires that black churches face. He notes federal findings showing mixed race arrestees and that racism exists across groups, urging unity and condemnation of all bigotry to prevent Balkanization and promote a lasting solution.

Leo Sperling South Washington Post Deval Patrick Justice Department Civil Rights Division FBI ATF U.S

Hood College Campus Day draws 1800 with concerts and dances

About 1,800 visitors attended Hood College’s 28th Campus Day with events including a Y Hut luncheon hosted by the Alumni Association, an organ recital by Henry T. Wade, and a Bob Craig orchestra dance. Frederick County youths were named to represent at a 4-H livestock judging contest in Baltimore.

Hood College Charles Heck Bess Castle Henry T. Wade Hudson Memorial Theater Bob Craig Donald Keller Paul Lutz Middletown Gaither Leatherman Robert H. Remsburg Frederick Frederick County Baltimore Livestock Show

Humane choice or shelter cruelty in Walkersville incident

Kathleen E. Sier writes about abandoning unwanted kittens at a woods patch off Water Street Road rather than taking them to an animal shelter where they might be euthanized. She claims she fed them cat food on cement before leaving, worrying about winter and predators.

Water Street Road

Vacant medical offices draw homeowner concern in Frederick

Susan and Randy Sheets report that Frederick County physicians own investment properties left vacant or ruined for years occupying former offices. Neighbors on West Seventh Street and Trail Avenue urge doctors to maintain properties for the community’s good and address neglect. Signed by Susan Sheets and nine neighbors.

Frederick County West Seventh Street Trail Avenue Frederick Susan and Randy Sheets Hdsler

Putting blame for teen violence where it belongs

A reader argues against linking teen violence to specific TV programs. The remark challenges the study cited by news anchors, calling the conclusion absurd and suggesting multiple factors influence youth behavior rather than media alone.

Letter from Middletown student on youth violence and media

In a Middletown High School letter Tom Hansford argues that youth violence is not caused by television or music. He urges stronger parental regulation and local action over government scapegoating and calls for accountability for families shaping the next generation.

Iam Middletown High School United States

Wake-up call over new West Patrick store Video and Lingerie

Resident Jeanne Malpas warns that a newly opened adult video shop on West Patrick Street could harm Frederick's Golden Mile. She cites nearby residential areas, potential crime, drug issues, and real estate decline, urging regulation and reconsideration of the business.

West Patrick West Patrick Street Frederick Golden Mile

Letters to the Editor policy at The Frederick News-Post

The Frederick News-Post outlines letters to the editor requirements including exclusivity signed by the writer with home address and phone numbers for verification. Abridgments may occur for space, and poetry and copies of letters to others are not published.

Frederick Frederick News- Post Patrick St P.O Fox Ih Frednewspost.com

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