About 12 volunteers with their brightly colored kayaks pushed off into the Monocacy River Saturday morning with one goal — pick up as much trash as they could fit into their boats.
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About 12 volunteers with their brightly colored kayaks pushed off into the Monocacy River Saturday morning with one goal — pick up as much trash as they could fit into their boats.
Real-time menu updates from the social media feeds of Frederick restaurants offering takeout and delivery. To add your business, call 301-662-1163. Browse at FrederickNewsPost.com/Marketplace/Curbside.
The new Warehouse Cinemas on U.S. 40 is unrecognizable from the old Frederick Towne Mall corridor it occupies, d…
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Stories shared during a virtual town hall this week by both former and current students spotlighted racist incid…
Marylanders will be able to offer feedback later this summer on a draft study of the environmental impact of a p…
Inside the large brick building at 30 N. Market St. in Frederick, county treasury employees were busy taking pho…
The 16-year-old boy and 14-year-old girl charged with the murder of a 17-year-old Hagerstown girl June 27 were a…
Real-time menu updates from the social media feeds of Frederick restaurants offering takeout and delivery. To add your business, call 301-662-1163. Browse at FrederickNewsPost.com/Marketplace/Curbside.
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Friends to Follow
Friends to Follow is a real-time window on Frederick County through social media.
A rolling list of updated headlines
- New Frederick County COVID-19 cases decrease again after large increase Saturday
- 20-50-100 Years Ago — July 12
- Two COVID-19-ravaged churches take different recovery paths
- 20-50-100 Years Ago — July 11
- Nature Notes: Norway maples are popular, but problematic
- Woman falls to death in Grand Canyon while hiking, park says
- Today's Sportsman: Bass fishing — crank it up!
- Outdoor Notes — July 11
A rolling list of updated headlines
- New Frederick County COVID-19 cases decrease again after large increase Saturday
- 20-50-100 Years Ago — July 12
- Two COVID-19-ravaged churches take different recovery paths
- 20-50-100 Years Ago — July 11
- Nature Notes: Norway maples are popular, but problematic
- Woman falls to death in Grand Canyon while hiking, park says
- Today's Sportsman: Bass fishing — crank it up!
- Outdoor Notes — July 11
- Review: In 'The Old Guard,' the comic movie gets an overhaul
- Around the remote: Chuck Barney’s TV and streaming picks for July 12-18
- Setbacks hamper pipeline industry backed by Trump
Friends to Follow
Friends to Follow is a real-time window on Frederick County through social media.
An unscientific take on an issue raised by the day's news.
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