Bush plans a 7.8 billion anti drug drive to the nation
President Bush announces a broad national drug strategy aiming to expand enforcement, education, and treatment. The plan, supported by William Bennett and cabinet officials, seeks funding across multiple budgets and will be outlined in a televised Oval Office address to the American people.
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Virginia Beach Greekfest clashes end with police presence
Virginia Beach returns to normal after a tumultuous Labor Day weekend on the oceanfront amid clashes between police and Black youths. A police dog action during a late night arrest prompted area lockdowns as Atlantic Avenue, packed with about 100 000 revelers, emptied by Monday. Around 260 people were arrested over the weekend as East Coast college students arrived for Greekfest.
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Frederick County Schools Open With 26000 Students
School opened today in Frederick County as 26,000 youngsters from kindergarten through grade four return to classrooms. Monocacy Elementary School on Hayward Road began first day activities with finishing touches underway. Walkeraville Middle School hosted a pep rally as teachers welcomed students. The cloudy cool morning set a fall tone as the new school year runs through June 14.
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Barnesville Civil War reenactment draws diverse groups
Civil War skirmish reenactment in Barnesville drew participants from Pennsylvania New Jersey Maryland Virginia and other states. Volunteers in blue gray and butternut wore period clothes and staged battles on the town’s main street to recreate 1862 events with muskets gunfire and smoke.
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Portrait removal alters Frederick County courthouse display
The life size portrait of retired Circus Court Judge Samuel W Barrick was taken down and returned to the Barrick family as the Frederick County Bar Association pushes to display all honored judges equally. The Judicial Portrait Committee led the move to replace portraits with black and white photos of equal size in a third floor area, honoring judges since the Revolutionary War.
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Recycling programs expand nationwide with rising interest yet local implementation varies. Frederick County outlines a countywide plan amid statewide targets, while New York and Maryland examples show mandatory sorting and phased recycling goals.
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Weather and sports Briefs From The News
Inside The News reports cloudy windy conditions with highs in the upper seventies and lows near four, plus Wednesday's forecast. It previews election material from the League of Women Voters and notes a feature on Black farmers, alongside Tim Hutett’s hometown homer in a Baltimore win over Cleveland.
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