Stuart Harvey has been involved in helping run elections for three decades, but the November presidential election poses challenges he’s never seen before, thanks to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Political notes
- Political notes: Hagen, fellow grocery shopper involved in encounter about masks at Food LIon
- Political notes: Hagen discusses racial equity legislation
- Political notes: County Delegation chair appointed to leadership foundation
- Political notes: Cox plans to file appeal to Fourth Circuit
- Political notes: Dacey, McKay will attempt again to reach constant yield tax rate
City notes
- City Notes: What's so funny about peace, love and understanding?
- City notes: Board of Aldermen shoot, score with universally popular proposals at public hearing
- City notes: Bike-friendly city planner to retire after 18 years
- City notes: Wednesday workshop wrap-up and summer fun ahead for Frederick residents
- City notes: Revitalized Education Commission discussed, appointment sought for Public Art Commission
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