No Feeding Ducks Ban Proposed For Baker Park Controversy
Community debate in Baker Park over duck overpopulation continues as city officials consider an ordinance making bread feeding illegal and fines up to 100 dollars. Public meeting set for Sept 12 to discuss enforcement with Fish and Wildlife support.
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Neighborhood woes over nightclub impact on Frederick streets
A reader argues that X-Hale nightclub harms a residential Frederick neighborhood more than a grocery store would. They cite overcrowding, insufficient parking, police presence, and declining property values while urging compromise and stronger city action.
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Clinton Dole feuds may not swing race despite Morris fall
Internal clashes in the Clinton White House and the Dole campaign persist after Dick Morris exits. Clinton aides expect a more bureaucratic bid with less bold energy, while Dole reshuffles media to push a stronger anti Clinton line. The feud whispers persist around Ickes Stephanopoulos and Don Baer as both camps strive to shape late campaign dynamics amid a wide polling gap.
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Frederick leaders form WWII Memorial Association at YMCA
Forty leading Frederick City and county citizens organized the Frederick County World War II Memorial Association at the YMCA. Dr Ignatius Bjorlee became president. The meeting condemned delays in honoring veterans. Seventy boys and 15 girls earned swimming awards in the Learn To Swim program, with emblems distributed by Alvin G. Quinn and Jack Griffin. distance awards went to James Baker and Alfred Shockley for 15 miles in three months. About 500 residents gathered at Governor Thomas Johnson High School to oppose a proposed zoning plan tightening agricultural land use and conservation area rules. County Parks Director Gilbert Kingsberry questioned reports of a Federal Regional Council and a Council of Governments act as local links to a federal pilot program. Paul Jenkins won the Easter Seals Grocery Grab, carting over $125 in three minutes at Seventh Street Safeway. Grace Young won a turkey.
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Appreciation Letter Highlights Brunswick Police Dedication
Roland L England Jr of Brunswick thanks Chief Richard Freeman and officers for service during a time of need. He urges city leaders to support crime fighting and youth outreach, opposes petty duties, and criticizes city policies while urging volunteers for noncritical tasks.
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Brunswick seeks fifth police chief in 30 months
The Frederick News Post notes Brunswick's rapid turnover with a quest for a fifth chief in 30 months. questioned are underlying townwide issues affecting turnover, including redevelopment, enforcement focus, and whether officers receive adequate tools and training to support a growing commuter city.
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Letters Call For Local Police Leadership And Board Action
TON MORGAN and WILLIAM CHERRON Jr urge Brunswick officials to align human resources with goals set by police and town bodies. They advocate regular reviews, growth incentives, and cohesive teamwork to avoid turnover and legal risk, warning speed bumps as a potential board action.
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Speeding Woes Prompt Calls for Speed Bumps in Meadows Village
Resident letters reference Aug 20 Frederick News Post piece Fast times at Langanore and urge action by Laurie Arm bruster Kum Colangelo and Lake Singanore Association. They recount injuries and near misses from speeding construction vehicles, limited signs, and inaction by management and village leadership.
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Wrong track critique echoes in Clinton tour note
SID Duley of Monrovia argues the nation is in a rut despite President Clinton’s claim of being on the right track. He cites higher taxes, rising teen birth rates, drug use, border smuggling, and increasing crime as indicators of moral and fiscal decline needing a return to law and order and accountability.
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Correction marks Brunswick writer for Sept 6 letter
The Frederick News Post corrects writer attribution for the letter Rush hire. Mark Barwick is identified as the Brunswick author.
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