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Political notes
- Political notes: Hagen discusses racial equity legislation
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- Trone, Raskin discuss federal COVID-19 response
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- City notes: Revitalized Education Commission discussed, appointment sought for Public Art Commission
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — With only one polling place designated for Louisville on Tuesday, voters who didn't cast mail-in ballots or show up early co…
The field of Board of Education candidates is set for this fall.
The official results for the Frederick County Board of Education primary race are unlikely to be called for at least another week.
More than 46,000 ballots have been cast in Frederick County for the presidential primary election through mid-day Wednesday.
Face coverings and hand sanitizer were commonplace at the Talley Recreation Center in Frederick and Urbana Regional Library as hundreds of cou…
Tuesday marks the presidential primary in Maryland, and more than 30,000 absentee ballots have been received in Frederick County, according to…
Dean Rose has always been involved with the younger generation.
Lois Jarman has seen the positive change she can affect as a Frederick County Board of Education member and she wants to keep doing it.
After being appointed to the Frederick County Board of Education in January by the County Executive, Rae Gallagher had a lot of plans.
Jason Johnson is known by most of his students as “Mr. J.” The nickname, which got tacked on years ago, has stuck and now brands everything th…
Sue Johnson always wanted to be in Frederick County. In 1996, she decided to leave the United Kingdom where she had been working for many year…
Andrea Artman doesn’t have a background in education. She has a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in bioengineering and has worked in various g…
Compared to some of the other Board of Education candidates, David Bass can be considered a newcomer to the county.
The Frederick County Board of Elections staff had to correct information about mail-in ballot delivery for county voters this week.
Mark Hinkle has always had the ambition of being the mayor of Myersville. And now, after serving on the town council since 2000, he is finally…
The state's Board of Elections said Tuesday that all eligible voters in Frederick County should have received their mail-in ballots for the 20…
Local political leaders say they understand the need for a mostly mail-in ballot election for next month’s presidential primary, but they are …
Middletown will have a new town commissioner, with challenger Jean LaPadula’s victory in the town’s mail-in election results announced Monday night.
The Frederick County Board of Elections has approved two voting centers for this year’s presidential primary scheduled for June 2.
Gov. Larry Hogan announced Friday he is following the recommendation of the state Board of Elections for the presidential primary on June 2.
WASHINGTON — Sen. Bernie Sanders, who saw his once strong lead in the Democratic primary evaporate as the party’s establishment lined swiftly …
The county Board of Elections unanimously supported sending a letter on Wednesday to Gov. Larry Hogan’s office, asking that the presidential p…
Frederick County’s Board of Elections is keeping a close eye on what Gov. Larry Hogan orders regarding the state’s presidential primary on June 2.
Middletown will shift to a vote-by-mail process for its April election of the burgess and commissioners, sending ballots to every registered v…
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