Home | Electronic Edition | Subscriptions | Archives | Calendar | Sitemap | Customer Service | Help Register | Login   
FrederickNewsPost.com
Frederick, Maryland

55ºF SUNNY | View 5 day forecast | Traffic Report
NewsOpinionSportsBusinessArt/LifeLocalClassifiedsSpecial SectionsWatchdogAround FredCoMarketplaceNewspaper In Education
   Fri, November 20, 2009     WEB ONLY: RSS | Email Alerts | Multimedia | Columns | Blogs | Forums | Wireless
Watchdog
Eating establishments get regular inspections
Top Story
WATCHDOG: Eating establishments get regular inspections

More than 1,000 establishments serve food in Frederick County. All of them get regular inspections by the Frederick County Health Department.

Inspectors are checking to make sure food is properly stored and refrigerated and served in a clean, safe manner.

  • DATABASE: Restaurant Inspections

    Story by Karen Gardner/Photo by Sam Yu

  • Cliff Cumber: FREDERICK WATCH DOG
    Clifford G. Cumber

    Frederick Watchdog — Cn I steal ur $$$ pls?

    "Beep" goes the text message alert on your cell phone. more »
      HEADLINES



    WATCHDOG: Census: Commuting down, car pooling up in 2008
    Originally published on October 03, 2009

    The percentage of Frederick County residents who commuted to work decreased last year, while car pooling was on the rise, according to a new report from the U.S. Census Bureau. more »




    WATCHDOG: Federal spending, research grants up in Frederick County
    Originally published on July 23, 2009

    Federal spending and obligations in Frederick County increased by about 14.3 percent between fiscal 2007 and fiscal 2008, according to a report released today by the U.S. Census Bureau. more »




    WATCHDOG: Report: County's middle schools lagging in progress
    Originally published on July 22, 2009

    There's good news and not-so-good news for FredCo Public Schools in the 2009 Adequate Yearly Progress report. The good news is that 34 of the county's 36 public elementary schools made AYP. more »




    WATCHDOG: Frederick is still third largest city in Maryland
    Originally published on July 01, 2009

    Frederick remains the third largest city in the state, according to July 1, 2008, population estimates released today by the U.S. Census Bureau. more »




    WATCHDOG: BoE members discuss pay hike study
    Originally published on June 25, 2009

    Days after approving the 2009-2010 budget, Board of Education members on Wednesday discussed a consultant's study calling for new pay grades and higher salaries for administrators. more »




    WATCHDOG: County teachers ratify contract
    Originally published on June 09, 2009

    Members of the Frederick County Teachers Association ratified their contract with the Frederick County Board of Education for the 2009-2010 school year, FCTA President Gary Brennan said Monday. more »




    WATCHDOG: School board, teachers reach tentative agreement
    Originally published on May 22, 2009

    Pending a June approval, Frederick County Public Schools teachers will enter the new fiscal year with a contract, unlike last year, when teachers worked without a contract until mid-December. more »




    WATCHDOG: Mayor's effort to forgo raise is a no-go
    Originally published on May 22, 2009

    Lack of action defeated Frederick Mayor Jeff Holtzinger's attempt to freeze the mayor position's salary increase. more »




    WATCHDOG: $250K in equipment missing since 2005, U S Fire Administration reports
    Originally published on May 17, 2009

    EMMITSBURG -- More than $250,000 worth of computers, software and other office equipment has been reported lost, stolen or missing from the U.S. Fire Administration since 2005, according to public records. more »




    WATCHDOG: Aldermen delay mayoral pay cut decision
    Originally published on May 08, 2009

    Frederick aldermen will delay a decision that would reverse an anticipated 23 percent pay raise to the mayor's salary.

    Mayor Jeff Holtzinger, who is running for a second term, introduced the measure, which would keep the salary at $75,304. more »


      MORE HEADLINES
  • WATCHDOG: Burgee pay package could approach $300K
  • WATCHDOG: City salary costs rise despite belt-tightening
  • WATCHDOG: Local NAACP seeks testimony about Taser use
  • WATCHDOG: County pay rates take middle ground between neighbors
  • WATCHDOG: County moves to cut overtime costs, provide crucial services
  • WATCHDOG: Commissioners, school system debate employee salaries
  • WATCHDOG: O'Malley announces more stimulus-based transportation projects
  • WATCHDOG: NAACP steps into debate between county gov, FCPS
  • WATCHDOG: Burgee challenges Jenkins on FCPS salaries
  • WATCHDOG: Facing deficit, Commissioners question FCPS salaries [video]
  •   DATABASES ON DEMAND
  • Use-of-force reports at the Frederick County Adult Detention Center in 2008
  • Consolidated Federal Funds for Maryland, by County, for Fiscal Year 2008 (U.S. Census)
  • Consolidated Federal Funds Report for Frederick County, by Program, for Fiscal Year 2008
  • FredCo Towns/Cities Estimated Population (U.S. Census)
  • City of Frederick employee payroll database
  • Frederick County Physicians
  • Frederick County employee payroll database
  • FCPS Employee Salaries
  • Restaurant Inspections
  • FCPS injury/property damage data
  • Retail Lottery Sales for Frederick County
  • Taser use reports by FredCo police agencies
  • Search 214 final protective orders granted in 2007
  • 2002-2005 traffic stops by the FPD, FredCo Sheriff's Office and Md. State Police
  •   WATCHDOG INFORMATION
  • TELL US: If you have an idea for an investigation, drop us a line at watchdog@newspost.com.
  • EVER WANTED ... to file your own public information act request?
  • Now you can:
  • For more information how, click here.
  • To file a FOIA request, use this sample letter.
  • To file a Maryland PIA request, use this sample letter.
  •   SEARCHABLE MAPS
  • FredCo transportation projects
  • FredCo schools & colleges
  •   REPORTS ON SECURITY AND SAFETY AT MILITARY BIOLABS
  • Reports of the Inter-Service Council for Biosecurity & Biosafety
  • Inter-Service Council for Biosecuriity & Biosafety Joint Report
  •   WATCHDOG REPORTS
    Bruce Ivins coverage
    Bruce Ivins, a Fort Detrick scientist and leading anthrax researcher, was named the sole suspect in the 2001 anthrax mailings that killed five people and 17 others. more »

    Domestic Violence
    Twenty-one men, women and children in and around Frederick County died as a result of domestic violence in 2007. To understand how and why these deaths occurred, The Frederick News-Post began an extensive investigation into domestic violence.more »

    Left Behind
    When the battlefields fall silent and the wisps of smoke from fired rifles dissipate, the tasks are far from done. Eight service members from Frederick County who served in the Korean and Vietnam wars are still unaccounted for. more »

    StopWatch
    Among city, county and state police, blacks and Hispanics were more likely than white drivers to be searched by police officers after a traffic stop, and in many cases those searches were unnecessary, an investigation by The Frederick News-Post found. more »

    Beyond the Breach
    During a two-week period in April four years ago, officials at the Army’s lead biodefense laboratory at Fort Detrick discovered anthrax spores had escaped carefully guarded suites into the building's unprotected areas. more »

    Aviation Deviation
    In the skies above Frederick, take off without a detailed flight plan and you're liable to end up with an F-16 as your wingman. Between November 2005 and July 2007, 39 pilots wandered into the prohibited airspace above Camp David known as P-40. more »

    One man vs. One Government
    For decades, the most-powerful domestic intelligence agency in the United States watched a Maryland chicken farmer. The Frederick News-Post has obtained the FBI files of Harold Weisberg, local author, farmer and noted expert on assassinations, through the Freedom of Information Act. more »


    Daily Poll

    Should the guidelines on mammograms and Pap smears have changed?

    Yes
    No
    Not sure


    Promos & Services Custom Publications


    Advertisements










    Home | Sitemap | Customer Service | Electronic Edition | Subscribe


    Please send comments to webmaster or contact us at 301-662-1177.
    351 Ballenger Center Drive • Frederick, MD 21703

    Copyright 1997-09 Randall Family, LLC. All rights reserved. Do not duplicate or redistribute in any form.
    The Frederick News-Post Privacy Policy. Use of this site indicates your agreement to our Terms of Service.