The News Turns 110 In Frederick Maryland
The News marks its 110th anniversary as a family owned daily in Frederick Maryland. Founded Oct 15 1823 by William T Delaplaine and partners the paper evolved with successors holding ownership. The 110th edition rolls off at noon as a long running local institution continues its afternoon format with 15000 daily copies.
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Frederick
William T. Delaplaine
Thomas Schley
Victor Marken
Globe
Telegraph
Kansas City
John T. Samuels
Frank James
Albaugh
Frederick Fair
East Patrick Street
William Delaplaine
Delaplaine
Frederick Post
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Schley
News
Frederick News-Post
Crime prevention tips offered to Mount Airy horse owners
Residents voiced fears over a string of horse attacks across Frederick Carroll Montgomery and Howard counties. About six cases include one death and another euthanized, with evidence of sexual molestation in five. The private meeting, attended by about 40 owners veterinarians and police, aimed to reassure and share tips while authorities follow leads.
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Mount Airy
Frederick
Carroll
Montgomery
Howard
Frederick County
Gary Bachtell
Maryland
Frederick mayoral hopefuls lay out platforms at chamber
Republican James Grimes touts two terms as alderman and 30 years in business, pledging to grow tax base through business attraction and economic vitality while reforming building permits and privatizing some services. Democrat Gary Hughes pushes broader community involvement and an expansive city economy plan beyond marketing, with focus on local growth. Grimes argues for not raising property taxes and stresses road improvements on Yellow Springs Road and western Frederick, plus East Street extension before rail service, to curb gridlock.
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Chamber of Commerce of
Frederick County
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Gary Hughes
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Hughes
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Busis
Yellow Springs
East Street
Maryland
Tempers Flare at Frederick NAACP Forum Amid Derby Controversy
At a Thursday election forum sponsored by the Frederick County NAACP, Democratic mayoral hopeful Gary Hughes attacked City Hall leadership over petty conduct and urged focus on affordable housing and diverse industry. Republican rival James Grimes addressed the Frederick County Agricultural Society’s decision to allow a car with Ku Klux Klan slogans at the demolition derby, calling for a halt to “fan the flames” politics and noting NAACP and Concerned Citizens for Racial Justice criticisms of the board. The groups questioned the board’s renunciation of the Klan and urged sincerity ahead of further community discussions.
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Frederick
Frederick County
NAACP
Gary Hughes
City Hall
Carl Harbaugh
Hughes
James Grimes
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Grimes
Fair Board
City Board of Aldermen
Concerned Citizens For Racial Justice
Africa
Only 2 million OKed for Monocacy expansion
A House Senate Joint Committee approved 2 million dollars to buy more land for the Monocacy National Battlefield expansion. The amount falls 3 million short of the Park Service request. The Interior Department is expected to request the funds again next year, aiming to complete the Best Farm tract south of Frederick, linked to former Senator Charls Mehas heirs and associates, a key piece of the battlefield plan. Republicans criticized the cost, but committee members argued the land is essential to the project.
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House-Senate
OkKed
Monocacy National Battlefield
National Park Service
Interior Department
Clinton
Best
Frederick
Charis Me
Momittee St
Temporary stadium parking offered to displaced commuters
Frederick officials will permit bus commuters left out of the FSK Mall lot to park at Harry Grove Stadium while a permanent site is sought. About 125 riders previously used the mall lot for MTA buses to Shady Grove Metro. Beginning Oct 25 they will pay $30 monthly for stadium parking as city, county, and state leaders plan a longer term solution after a 20 day meeting with MTA.
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Fsk Mall
Harry Grove Stadium
Stadium
Frederick Keys
Frederick County
MTA
Mass Transit Administration
Shady Grove
Gaithersburg
East Patrick Street
Carolyn True
Daily Frederick News Postara Prints on Recycled Paper
The Frederick News notes its edition "My" Postara appears daily on 100% recycled paper and highlights the newspaper’s commitment to recycling.
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Frederick News
My ” Postara
Love forged before tragedy in Fagan case
Anthony Fiorilla testified he fell in love with Deborah Fagan and spoke of marriage and four sons as she sat in her car before she was shot dead on January 6, 1991 near Monrovia. He described building ties with her family and said Fagan had a poor attitude toward his wife. The trial of William Robert Fagan Sr. continues with allegations of a marriage breakup and life insurance comments.
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Anthony Fiorilla
Montgomery County
Deborah Patricia Fagan
Monrovia
Fiorilla
William Robert Fagan Sr
Susan
Fagan
Lee
Tramsville
Fiorilig
Bagen
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Christina Randall
Cecilia Randall
Margaret Randall
Thomas Luttrell
William Randall
Kelsey Delaplaine
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Bachtell
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Union
George Dorsey
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