Community Coalition in Frederick County pushes private funding for school additions
The Community Coalition of Frederick County met August 21 to discuss privately funded school expansions as a solution to funding gaps. Yale Stenzler of the Interagency Committee on School Construction attended, alongside local organizers Valerie Hertges and Elaine Grove, with county commissioners backing the effort to add millions in new facilities amid rapid growth.
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More than baseball honors for Cal Ripken Jr tonight
A reflective tribute praising Cal Ripken Jr for his integrity and dedication on and off the field. The column mentions Orioles owner Peter Angelos, family hardships, and Ripken’s potential to chase Lou Gehrig’s record while highlighting charity work and public adoration.
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Fat mice finding thinner result won’t mean humans slim
A report notes that promising findings in fat mice do not guarantee the same effect in humans. The column discusses science’s ongoing backtracking on health advice and the confusion it creates for people seeking reliable guidance on weight and well being.
Leptin and Broccoli: Science, Skepticism, and Health Hype
A Scripps Howard News Service column lampoons health science hype about broccoli and leptin. It notes early claims of fat mice weight loss followed by sober cautions that results may not translate to humans and predicts recurring sensational findings from health scientists.
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Frederick hosts bicentennial events with notable speakers
Governor O Connor and other dignitaries addressed 400 at Coblentz Hall on Hood College. A parade with sailors and WAVES drew 35,000 along Frederick streets. Senator Tydings spoke at Baker Park as the amphitheater overflowed. Visitation for canonizations filled Emmitsburg and Thurmont hotels. Local officials debated Francis Scott Key Hotel purchase and dining use. Grand Opening ads for Ryan Homes Amber Meadows townhouses began at $33,900. Underground wiring work closed South Market Street between Clarke Place and All Saints Street.
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Frederick 250th celebration sparks civic reflection
A letter urges residents to celebrate Frederick and Frederick County’s 250th anniversary while urging focus on present progress. The writer defends the Sabers and Roses Ball against protestors, praises air show grounds and WWII reenactments, and calls for unity, leadership accountability, and a forward-looking community spirit.
Alderman Question on Saber and Roses Ball Theme
A resident voices concern that the Saber and Roses Ball has become a Confederate ball in her white world. She urges Frederick to seek constructive ways to celebrate the town's 250th anniversary.
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Frederick responds to Civil War ball controversy
A letter from Darlene S. Brown objects to Alderman Sally Murphy comments on race and forgiveness, urging awareness of Black history. Mayor Jim Grimes defends the Sabers and Roses Ball, explaining its historic tie and urging unity as Frederick marks its 250th anniversary with Lafayette’s Ball themes and public events.
Celebrating Our Rich History in Frederick 250th Year
The city marks a 250th anniversary with nine volunteer event initiatives. City Hall Open House kicks off, with a WW II era canteen, Civil War ball, anniversary parade, carillon bells rededication, luminaries, and Family Day among the lineup.
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The Frederick News-Post invites letters with name, address, and phone number for verification. Publication is not guaranteed due to high volume and some letters are edited for space or taste. Send to Letters to the Editor at 200 E Patrick St Frederick MD 21705 or by telefax 662 8299.
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