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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1993

Page

7

Frederick's 93 election and a traffic debate in Frederick

Constance Stapleton argues for East Street extension as a traffic solution and growth strategy for Frederick. She recalls Tourism Council work, criticizes gridlock fears, and envisions Carroll Creek Parkway with sidewalks and landscaping to link historic districts with new development while preserving Frederick’s character.

Frederick County U.S. 15 East Church Street Baltimore Washington South Market Street East Street All Saints South Wisner Water Streets Patrick Street Second Street Ninth Street Shab Row Everedy Square E. Church St Frederick Annapolis Alexandria Georgetown Williamsburg City Hall South Side East Side Carroll Creek Carroll Creek Parkway West Second Street Rosemont

Frederick voters face mayor and alderman choices

Mo Mick Mastrino of Frederick urges informed voting in the mayoral and Board of Aldermen race. He favors Jim Grimes for mayor due to experience, notes Gary Hughes lacks prior office, and endorses several aldermanic candidates Meta Nash Joe Baldi Sally Murphy Fran Baker Jon Kreissig, while weighing issues like airport land use, Carroll Creek, and the East Street Extension.

Board of Aldermen Frederick City Jim Grimes Gary Hughes Frederick Ron Young Paul Gordon FII Change Paul Hughes Meta Nash Ms. Nash Joe Baldi Sally Murphy Fran Baker Jon Kreissig Jon Carroll Creek East Street South Street Patrick Street Market Street Don Rice Dr. Bourne South Market Street South Market East South Street Mo Mick" Mastrino

Gail Norman and the Klan controversy in Frederick

Gail Norman argues that local Klan protests were used as political leverage in Frederick City during the 1993 election. The piece criticizes candidates Gary Hughes and Willie Mahone for media manipulation, selective outrage, and divisive rhetoric linked to derby symbolism and broader community tensions.

Frederick Fair Jesse Goode Frederick City The County Globe Earlene Thornton Fairgrounds Joseph McCarthy Havana Gary Hughes Fair Board Democratic Central Committee Jim Grimes Hughes Mr Hughes Willie Mahone Aafrica Mr. Mahone Mahone Jessica Gregg Frederick Washington Post Klan Mr. Grimes Donald Toms Rocky Ridge KKK Gail Norman

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