Dems Raise More Money in Race for Frederick County Commissioner
Democrats have raised 10,000 dollars more than Republicans in the Frederick County commissioner race. Republicans total 57,325.15 while Democrats report 67,444.70 with four filings, Paul Gilligan missing. Bruce Reeder leads Democratic fundraising with 28,400 overall after new events including bull roast fundraisers. Other major donors and candidates include Jan Gardner 26,208.28 Ilona Hogan 24,115 Terre Roy Rhoderick 13,731.68 and others, while David Gray trails among incumbents with 9,860.07. Continued details appear on Page A-18.
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Elliott Ballard share conservative views in district race
Republican Elliott campaigns in District 4B asserting conservative representation and pro life stance while Democrat Ann Ballard Mount Airy resident and Carroll County School Board member says she shares conservative views but will work within the system. Ballard endorsed by House Speaker Taylor.
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Frederick and Carroll Counties Share Similar Needs in Campaign
A county resident expressed sensitivity to Frederick County and noted she has learned about local issues during the campaign. She said the needs and wants of Frederick County are very similar to Carroll County and that the needs are basically the same.
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Hecht No rally blasts delegate at Frederick event
Frederick County official Terre Rhoder says he was disappointed by Republicans at a rally aimed at attacking Delegate Sue Hecht. Tim Woodford led chants while criticizing Hecht's voting record as candidates including Alex Mooney and Bill Castle attended.
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Sue Hecht
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Alex Mooney
Joe Bartlett
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Extra hour for daylight saving time brings sleep not drinks
Bar owners and staff describe how the extra hour from clocks changing to standard time affects patrons. Griff's on South Market Street notes little impact on customers and closes early to avoid trouble, while Xhale on South Jefferson says most patrons see the day as a normal Saturday. The Frederick County Liquor Board enforces a 2 am closing rule and reports few questions or violations in 19 years.
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Griff’s
South Market Street
Stephen Walker
X-hale
South Jefferson Street
Kathy Ruffa
Frederick County Liquor Board
Frederick News-Post Recalls 100 Percent Recycled Paper
Frederick News-Post prints daily on 100 percent recycled paper and promotes recycling. The note highlights sustainability and environmental care in its production process.
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Frederick
January trial set for hotdog bun mouse prank case
A Frederick County suit filed in 1997 by Terry J. Lee targets Glade Valley Golf Club employees James Beck and Charles Shawver and the club itself. Lee seeks damages for battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and negligence after a dead mouse was allegedly placed on a bun with mustard and foil. The January jury trial is slated in Circuit Court.
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Glade Valley Golf Club
James L. Beck
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