Frederick barn fire recalls a cycling farm past
Keith E Mobley of Frederick recalls a 1940s era barn on the School for the Deaf property near the Truck Stop that burned. He shares memories of Speaks and Burtner era farming, steam-powered threshing, long days in the barn, Civil War sites nearby, and the changing landscape from wheat fields to suburbs. The piece blends personal nostalgia with reflections on how farming life faded as development progressed.
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Frederick
School For the Deaf
Clarke Place
Grove Stadium
Speaks
Loates
Evangelical Lutheran Church
John
Raymond
South Carroll Street
Mt. Olivet
Market Street
South Market Street
Washington, D.C
Burtner Brothers
Darrell Burtner
Monocacy
Jubal Early
Frederick County
Maryland School For the Deaf
Speeding in Maryland sparks call for tougher enforcement
Jim Maloney urges Maryland officials to explain why speeding tickets fell 28 percent from July 1991 to July 1993 while drivers sped, citing quotes from Lt. Robert McAfee and noting 41 tickets for 76 mph plus in a week and 100 by mid July. He argues for renewed enforcement to deter risky driving.
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Maryland
Robert McAfee
Frederick
Associated Press
Frederick News-Post
Louis Goldstein
Controversy Over Home Based Business in Frederick County
George Haram writes from Jefferson HiUHVe detailing a neighborhood dispute over zoning rules. He argues county officials suppress home based businesses to punish residents while outdated laws hinder growth, urging reform and faster code updates.
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Ray Bartholow
Frederick News-Post
Patricks and Heberts
Bartholows
Mike Thompson
Frederick
Tom Patrick
America
Hagerstown
Patricks
Heberts
Thompson
Montgomery
Hebert
West Virginia
Baltimore
Frederick County
George Haram
Jefferson
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