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- Del. Dan Cox asking for opinions on stay-at-home order
- Political Notes: Local, state leaders laud Gov. Hogan's response to coronavirus
- Frederick County receives funds for major infrastructure projects
- Political Notes: Cox gets help from Eastern Shore delegate on Thurmont electric bill
- Political Notes: Former, current councilmen to debate county government structure
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- 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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Political notes
- Del. Dan Cox asking for opinions on stay-at-home order
- Political Notes: Local, state leaders laud Gov. Hogan's response to coronavirus
- Frederick County receives funds for major infrastructure projects
- Political Notes: Cox gets help from Eastern Shore delegate on Thurmont electric bill
- Political Notes: Former, current councilmen to debate county government structure
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
Despite some changes in revenue, Frederick County is on track to meet or be near many of its budgeted revenue totals this fiscal year.
For the past two summers, Carol Rollman has employed several students at her Sycamore Springs Farm outside of Frederick as part of the YouthWo…
Middletown could provide low-income residents with an exemption from a fee collected by the town to help maintain its infrastructure.
Maryland commuters could get a break under a bill proposed in the General Assembly in Annapolis that would offer a tax credit to people who dr…
Frederick County would get money to use for transit-related projects from revenue generated by toll lanes built along Interstate 270, but it w…
Middletown will hold a series of workshops on the town's fiscal 2021 budget ahead of approving it in June.
Inside a large warehouse at the county landfill on Reichs Ford Road southeast of Frederick, trucks dump loads of garbage and recyclable materials.
Frederick County Executive Jan Gardner (D) and Chief Administrative Officer Rick Harcum told the Charter Review Commission on Monday evening t…
When it comes to county government dollars, many residents might initially think of how those funds are spent on roads, infrastructure and utilities.
Maryland will raise the minimum wage to $11 an hour at the beginning of the year, leaving some local businesses trying to figure out how the c…
Floodgates on a new water tank in Frederick opened last week as the Board of Aldermen voted unanimously to approve a contract with Caldwell Ta…
Frederick County will receive about $5.5 million in federal grant money to hire 38 new firefighters, according to a county press release issue…
As the summer road repair season begins to wind down, Frederick County has a sizable increase in money available for road maintenance and upke…
If Middletown residents look closely at their water bills in October, they’ll see a pleasant surprise, even if it’s just a drop in the bucket.
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LAS VEGAS — Democratic presidential candidates’ tussle over health care reform and Barack Obama’s legacy continued Saturday, with former Vice …
WARSAW, Poland — Poland on Thursday scrapped its personal income tax for young employees earning less than $22,000 a year, as part of a drive …
Transportation officials from Maryland and West Virginia continue to negotiate a new agreement for continued MARC train service into West Virginia.
Seniors and low-income residents have options available to receive tax relief, and County Executive Jan Gardner urged residents Thursday to ta…
M.C. Keegan-Ayer expressed concern about a budget amendment from the county’s Board of Education at a County Council meeting Tuesday night.
County Council members held a workshop on a bill Tuesday night that aims to address affordable housing issues countywide.
When it rains, it pours. And for some New Market residents, that means flooded backyards.
Since Thomas Morgan moved to Brunswick Crossing in 2017, his water and sewage bills have increased significantly.
For nearly three decades, property owners in Middletown have paid the same property tax rate, a tradition that continued with the passage of t…
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