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Meg Tully
Political Notes — What are your thoughts on Frederick's transition?
Published on November 20, 2009
Here is your chance to weigh in on Frederick's future. more »




Megan Eckstein
Military Intelligence — Study: Morale down among soldiers in Afghanistan
Published on November 19, 2009
Psychological problems of military personnel in Iraq are at their lowest level since 2004, according to an Army report released last week. But morale among soldiers in Afghanistan has dropped significantly over the past two years, an Army news release said. more »




Gina Gallucci-White
ALL FIRED UP — Brunswick to host Kixmas
Published on November 18, 2009
When it was announced earlier this year that the 1980s metal band Kix would play a show in March at the Brunswick Volunteer Fire Co., tickets sold out in less than a month. more »




Marge Neal
School Notes — National Education Week to end with awards ceremony
Published on November 17, 2009
National Education Week will come to a close in Frederick with an awards ceremony and anniversary celebration Saturday presented by Eliminating Achievement Gaps. more »




Sue Guynn
Healthy Outlook — Do dinner, not drugs
Published on November 17, 2009
ONE OF THE cable networks used to run ads promoting "the family dinner" as a time for families to connect and share. And there's a good chance that home-cooked meal will be healthier than the take-out, drive-through, pick-up meal that might otherwise be consumed. more »




Stephanie Mlot
Traveling Through — 270 project proposes more lanes, toll on drivers increases
Published on November 15, 2009
Some might say the I-270 corridor project is something of a headache. (This unbiased reporter will keep her mouth shut, right after she takes two Tylenol.) more »




Karen Gardner: Going the Distance
Going the Distance — A long way for the JFK 50
Published on November 15, 2009
WHEN 1,100 RUNNERS line up at the start line of the JFK 50 Mile Run in Boonsboro on Saturday, the participants for the first time will be wearing computerized timing chips.    The race has come a long way in the 46 years since Buzz Sawyer created it because he thought the sport of running needed something beyond a marathon. more »




Adam Behsudi
City Notes — An executive decision
Published on November 12, 2009
Mayor-elect Randy McClement is expected to announce members of his transition team today, leading to speculation about who will be working full time in the second-floor office suite occupied by the administration of Mayor Jeff Holtzinger. more »




Karen Gardner: In Good Health
In Good Health — Ins and outs of getting flu shot
Published on November 10, 2009
The Frederick County Health Department received some interesting help in managing its first H1N1 flu clinic on Friday. A consultant from Disney offered help in how to manage lines. more »




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