Maryland trauma center under probe over unlicensed surgeon
Real doctors at the Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore came under scrutiny as surgeon Arthur B. Boyd Jr. worked for two years without a license before being fired this month. State officials say he concealed multiple failed licensing attempts and a 1985 Michigan bribery conviction, raising questions about center management and the medical examining board.
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ParentTeacher Conferences Urged By Frederick County Leader
Kim Lewis urges Frederick County parents to attend upcoming conferences during Oct 23 27 with elementary, middle, and high schools. The piece outlines preparing notes engaging with teachers and maintaining a collaborative home school partnership to support student success. Fay Meachum’s column resumes Wednesday.
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Powell battle plan shows many paths to run or not run
Powell weighs presidential choices amid talk of an independent bid while signaling a November decision. He remains undecided between Republican and independent routes, citing doubts about ambition and weighing how to recapture the Lincoln era GOP with conservative values. His circle notes a Cuomo Heinz inspired shift toward public service outside elections.
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Frederick College class wins Campus Day cup again
The Alumni Association of Hood College again awarded the silver loving cup to the Class of 1948 for first place in Campus Day. Col Henry C. Stanwood announced designated veterans information centers. Frederick’s Old Cadets semi pro beat Hagerstown 9-0 at Baker Park in the first postwar appearance of a Frederick senior. About 250 spectators endured strong winds as the fightin g visitors pressed the uphill battle. Approximately 100 Scouts and supporters attended a medal presentation in the Knights of Pythias Cabin for the General Hisenhower waste paper campaign. Meadows Van and Storage donated a reconditioned Goodwill Industries truck for neighborhood pickup and delivery. The Planning Commission okayed Montevue Lane as site for a county animal shelter. Frederick Mayor Ronald N Young foresees a second parking deck near the courthouse complex to fund the first deck.
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Help Agriculture Stop Cloud Seeding in Frederick County
Teresa L. Flook urges residents of Frederick County to oppose cloud seeding and weather modification. She argues reseeding clouds threatens farmers, meat and dairy supply, and basic food access. She calls for awareness, accountability, and action to protect crops, livestock, and groceries.
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Fans react to Cowboys loss and Redskins win feedback
A reader responds to Tami Smith in The Frederick Post recalling her Cowboys defeat by the Redskins and questions the idea of homer referees while noting ongoing fan passion and team loyalties.
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Letter criticizes football fans and racism in public discourse
A reader criticizes a local letter writer for complaining about the Dallas Cowboys and calls for tolerance while declaring herself immune to racism. The writer, CHARLES R. PYLES of Frederick, argues referees err but professionals should stay neutral and urges an end to using racism as a cause in public debate.
Free Speech vs. Racism Talk in Modern America
A reader laments hypersensitivity and labels of racism, calling for free speech despite offense. He argues people should ignore insults, boycott disliked activities, and resist multicultural pressures, noting melting pot ideals and language use among foreigners.
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Dale Earnhardt praised by NASCAR fan amid Bristol debate
A Sabillasville reader defends Dale Earnhardt against letters criticizing Bristol race handling and Chevy dominance. He argues NASCAR has universal rules and Earnhardt’s skill places him among the sport’s best, noting Petty’s era and the sport’s growing competitiveness. He ends with the porch line about big dogs.
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Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News-Post guidelines
The Frederick News-Post invites readers to submit letters with name address and phone number for verification. Due to high volume not all letters are published. Send to Letters to the Editor 200 E Patrick St Frederick MD 21705 or via telefax at 662-8299.
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