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I have gone down to Frederick, Maryland, many times over the years to do handyman work. Of course, all of my customers down there are deaf or hard of hearing. I had heard there’s a bike rack that spells out Frederick in sign language.
After I left a customer’s house June 15, I stopped by the bike rack to check it out. Tiffany Farias, a deaf business owner, and Chanel Gleicher Bonheyo were the Frederick Pitchcraft competition winners who established the bike racks in American Sign Language.
I think it’s beautiful. The sign is by a creek that runs through the town. We all normally see town signage written in English. But, for the City of Frederick, you see the town’s sign in English, then you see the town name in sign language. ....

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