Governor Glendening Heats Frederick Campaign Stop
The governor touted his record in Maryland and Frederick County, claiming 150000 new jobs a nine year low jobless rate and tax cuts. He framed his report to the people of Maryland as promises kept and suggested a possible teaching career if politics shift.
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Parris Glendening
People of
Maryland
Frederick
Frederick County
University of Maryland
Helen Sauerbrey
Great Frederick Fair Delights with Goats and Change
The author revisits the Great Frederick Fair and notes bigger Nubian goats, bustling crowds, expanded displays, and growing county pride. He recalls past animal encounters with Seth the French Alpine, observes political activity and bumper stickers, and praises the fair as more vibrant than ever while inviting readers to visit and connect with local journalists.
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Frederick
Cairo
Seth
Italy
Europe
Sharon
Frank Wilson
Virginia Military Institute
Frank
Heaven
Parris Glendening
Frederick Fair
Frederick News-Post
James Lee Witt: calm backbone of disaster relief in Washington
James Lee Witt runs FEMA with quiet competence guiding relief for hundreds of disasters. Since 1993 he reshaped the agency, launched Project Impact, and pushes proactive measures to reduce damage and save lives amid hurricanes like Georges. Witt visits high risk areas, fights bureaucracy, and rejects red tape while urging readiness and safer rebuilding practices. He remains vigilant yet humble, focused on serving the public in dire times.
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Washington
James Lee Witt
Clinton
Arkansan
Federal Emergency Management Office
Witt
FEMA
Angel of Mercy
Dardanelle Ark
Arkansas Office of Emergency Services
Georges
Monica Lewinsky
White House
Ann McFeathers
Howard News Ser- Ole
Frederick area news highlights and events summary
DeWitt Anderson Tucker outlines a farm labor program to bring displaced workers to Frederick County for local farmers. Wages will be decided case by case. Frank Crane of the American Heritage Foundation speaks to chamber leaders about the Freedom Train visit on November 21. Eve lyn R. Whites Junior Follies perform in Staley Park. Norfolk and Western pickets disrupt Brunswick trains amid worker no-shows. Frederick County Commissioners keep the Woodsboro health clinic open, delaying Thurmont plans. Four Frederick area students join Americans Abroad program in Austria Mexico Brazil Colombia. Walkersville FFA Sweetheart contestants named Theresa Duvall Patti Bell Linda Baker Susie Trim mer Teresa Stevens.
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Dewitt Anderson Tucker
Frederick County
Frank W Crane
The
American Heritage Foundation
Frederick
Junior Chambers of Commerce
Frederick Area
American Field Service
Melinda Anderson
FHS
Heiligenkreuz
Austria
Rhonda Ullman
Oaxaca
Mexico
Mark Haseley
Trinidade
Brazil
Paula Larson
Cali
Colombia
Walkersville
Theresa Duvall
Patti Bell
Linda Baker
Susie Trimmer
Teresa Stevens
Delegate Sue Hecht Responds To Anita Stup Letter
State Delegate Sue Hecht of Frederick Dist. 3 criticizes J Anita Stup for a letter against her bid. Hecht touts four years of joint work on issues from the Northeast Dairy Compact to education funding and local projects. She pledges a civil fact based campaign while noting she never sought GOP support.
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Frederick
Anita
Giants and Martins clash over prices in town meat and more
The consumer notes Giant stores keep higher prices for similar and premium items than Martins. He cites USDA grades, osso bucco mislabeling, canned cat food, litter, and brand differences from Campbell's to Pepperidge Farm, asserting Giant consistently charges more.
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Frederick
Giant
Martin's
USDA
Martin’s
Campbell's Soup
Local Shifts in Grocery Spending Favor Charles Town
The writer notes preferring Grant only for letters but expects greater price savings to come from Martin's in Charles Town. Martin's will stay in Charles Town, near Brunswick and Frederick. Consequently, most grocery dollars and collateral spending will move to Charles Town rather than Frederick specialty shops.
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Grant
Martin's
Charles Town
Brunswick
Frederick
Frederick Specialty
Voters urged to back Thompson and Gray in Frederick County
James E. Reid of Walkersville urges Frederick County residents to vote for John Thompson and David Gray in November. He praises their pro-education stance, criticizes County Commission president Mark Hoke, and calls for moral leadership, better infrastructure, and a fair hearing for residents. He references Mr Meachum’s column on lynch mob mentality and stresses responsible governance.
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Frederick Post
Mr. Meachum
Clinton
Mark Hoke
John Thompson
Lennie
David Gray
BOCC
Mr. Hoke
Mr. Gray
Bruce Reeder
Thompson
Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Grave doubts about Frederick County Sheriff election concerns
Dennis K. Troxel of Monrovia questions Sheriff Hagy’s integrity and response to citizen complaints after his re election. He cites silence from the sheriff’s office and accuses deputies of actions that would charge civilians, urging accountability and clarification of the sheriff’s mission.
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Jim Hagy
Frederick County
Hagg
Letters to the Frederick News-Post guide readers
The Frederick News-Post invites letters exclusive to the paper, signed with the writer’s water name, home address and contact numbers. Instructions cover mailing to 200 E. Patrick St, Freder ick MD 21705, fax and email submission and note abridgment limits.
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Frederick News-Post
E. Patrick St
P.O
Frederick
Fredericknewsnest.com
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Evelyn R. White
Staley Park
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Sue Hecht
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People
James E. Reid
Dennis K
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