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The Frederick News-Post
Newspaper in Education Program
351 Ballenger Center Drive
Frederick, MD 21703

Email: nie@newspost.com
Phone: (240) 215-8681
Fax: (301) 620-9414
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"Thank you for supplying my students with copies of the Frederick News-Post. They looked forward to reading each issue. The articles provided a springboard for class discussion and reinforced reading skills."

-- Robin Shortall
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
English teacher
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