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Political notes
- After years of fighting, counties split on Monocacy River issue
- Political Notes: County makes recommendations to local state delegation
- Political Notes: Maryland insurance commissioner tours fair, discusses insurance needs
- Political Notes: Blaine Young ponders mayoral run; Krimm now vice chair of transit, environment issues
- Political Notes: State leaders discuss legislative priorities
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
County Executive Jan Gardner revealed details Thursday for a new county board that would examine how to protect the water quality of the Monoc…
Charter schools, gambling legislation and gun ownership rights were all topics of discussion at Frederick County Executive Jan Gardner’s (D) t…
Plans for a new Middletown library continue, but exactly what it will contain is yet to be decided.
County Executive Jan Gardner will host a town hall Wednesday evening to hear suggestions from the public on issues that the local state delega…
Much like the winding Monocacy River, debate over how to protect its water and the land of adjacent property owners has taken several twists f…
Hood College and Frederick County now have a partnership that reduces tuition to the college for county employees, their families and other de…
For more than 10 minutes Tuesday evening, Frederick County Council members discussed how to move forward with recommendations from County Exec…
Inside part of the county’s work release center, construction workers were busy Monday morning discussing work related to a facility that will…
Frederick County will receive about $5.5 million in federal grant money to hire 38 new firefighters, according to a county press release issue…
The start of the 2020 Maryland General Assembly is roughly four months away, but the leaders of this year’s state delegation are already eyein…
County Executive Jan Gardner (D) has announced a nearly 8 percent pay raise for the county’s career firefighters and EMTs, starting Oct. 26.
Frederick County and the city of Frederick are officially LEED certified.
It is not unusual for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to inspect a laboratory at Fort Detrick.
Frederick County Public Schools staff, teachers, parents and others filled the cafeteria of Sugarloaf Elementary School on Thursday afternoon …
Kelly Weaver, a longtime county employee, has been tapped to serve as the county’s budget director.
El Condado de Frederick empezará una auditoría de la cooperación entre la oficina del sherriff y ICE, anunció la ejecutiva del condado el lunes.
With the flip of a power switch, seven little green lights lit up one by one on a map of Frederick County. The map illustrated the facilities …
A decision by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to shut down a Fort Detrick military lab may affect research underway there.
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County Executive Jan Gardner issued an executive order Thursday aimed at making it easier for businesses to compost.
County Executive Jan Gardner (D) unveiled her countywide strategic plan Thursday, which highlighted five priorities she wants to address leadi…
The Frederick County Board of Elections has taken issue with an idea from the county executive that would move the county liquor board into th…
State Sen. Michael Hough (R-Frederick and Carroll) received a call roughly three weeks ago from former Congressman Mickey Edwards with good news.
A Baltimore attorney who represents professional firefighters unions statewide will provide insight to the binding arbitration work group, mad…
Leaders of Frederick County’s development community are concerned that a change in capacity for Frederick County Public Schools elementary stu…
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