Labor Day Editorial on workers and safety
The piece honors American workers and their social and economic contributions while noting Labor Day's link to high alcohol related fatalities. It urges responsible behavior to prevent drunk driving during the long weekend and unofficial end of summer celebrations. It cites a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration note and a Labor Department message.
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National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
U.S. Department of Labor
Frederick area windstorms and tornado history recalled
A retrospective on Frederick County windstorms and tornadoes notes major events from 1929 near Harmony Grove to the 1970s and 1980s, citing deaths near Hayward Road and extensive damage across Rosemont Avenue Dublin Road and Woodsboro, with references to Crestar Bank, the Fouts residence, and local schools.
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Frederick
Frederick 5
Harmony Grove
Dublin Road
Rosemont Avenue
Wilson Place
Crestar Bank 15
News Post
Baughmans Jane
Montevue Pike
Possumtown Pike
Dublin
Woodsboro
Carroll County
Crestar Bank
O'Possumtown Pike
James Houck
Hayward Road
Bulworth film review satire and political cynicism
A columnist criticizes Bulworth as a frantic satire about a California senator who exposes his corruption and personal despair. The piece notes crude hip hop language, shifting tones from comedy to tragedy, and questions the film’s impact and its message about American politics.
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Orne
Bulworth
Warren Beatty
Bush
Gore
Bradley
McCain
Dole
Quayle
Forbes
Buchanan
Bauer
Keyes
Hatch
Beatty
Dick Tracy
America
California
Bulworth sparks critique of politics and cinema
Washington bureau chief Ann McFeathers presses critique of the film Bulworth as a mirror of basest politics. The piece argues Beatty’s performance exposes money politics and race tension while questioning the movie’s cultural impact and political implications.
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Bulworth
McCain
Bradley
Beatty
Storm remnants prompt alert as David nears Maryland coast
Reports say remnants of hurricane David approached Frederick area causing brief alert at Crater Patrol facility. An estimated 800 lives lost in the Caribbean and 60 million dollars in Florida damage were noted as farmers worried about wind and rain harming corn and alfalfa crops.
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Craler
Frederick Municipal
Maryland
David
Caribbean
Florida
Citizen Arrest Debate After Frederick Car Incident
Frederick Maryland witnessed incident sparks national debate on police duties and criminal justice roles. Readers weigh rehabilitation retribution social control while two contrasting views in The Frederick News-Post highlight attitudes toward criminals and citizen responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick News- Post
Frederick
Maryland
Frederick stores urged to stay open till seven
LEO SPERLING notes Frederick downtown boomed on Friday nights in earlier decades. He argues shopkeepers should keep doors open until 7 pm to attract late afternoon and early evening customers and keep downtown Frederick healthy and alive.
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Frederick
Patrick
Second
Market Street
Mooney fundraising disclosure urged by reader
A reader questions whether State Senator Alex Mooney complied with legal fundraising disclosure and calls for a full public release of the final fundraising outcome. The note also criticizes alleged tactics and urges The Frederick News Post to pursue the matter.
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Alex Mooney
Mooney
Frederick News Post
Letters on Mooney funds and school violence critique
The letter claims Mr Mooney should reveal campaign finances and laments low support in the district. It challenges honesty in politics and argues a broader debate on school violence, urging open discussion of roles of parents, principals, and teachers while preserving constitutional rights.
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Mooney
Publi
Tom
Thse
National Education Associaon
Supreme Court
Dress codes offer simple fix for complex school issues
A Frederick County student argues there is little evidence uniforms improve behavior or grades, noting studies are unreliable when paired with other safety measures. They contend uniforms fail to erase social hierarchy and quash individuality, cautioning against equating safety with dress mandates.
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Frederick County
Doris Shamieh
Residents urge funding for schools over roads
Debbie Shores of Frederick questions priorities in a letter arguing for investing in existing schools and building new ones before expanding roads and housing developments. She contends housing growth often outpaces school capacity and urges redirecting funds to education to attract families.
Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News Post
The Frederick News Post invites signed letters with a home address and phone numbers for verification. Due to high volume, publication cannot be guaranteed andabridgment may occur.
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Fredenck News Post
Busness
Cail
Frederick News-Post
Patrick Sr
Frederick
Iredenc
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al Gore
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Austin Murray
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Frederick City
Maryland Police Association
Sparrows Point
Woming Valley
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