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- Political notes: County officials, state senators discuss political future
- Political notes: New committee assignments, Olson named to redistricting commission
- Political notes: Del. Cox tweets QAnon hashtag, a theory that's been widely debunked
- Political notes: Michael Hough has 'positive' outlook for Senate Minority Whip position
- Political notes: Hagen, fellow grocery shopper involved in encounter about masks at Food Lion
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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
- Political notes: County officials, state senators discuss political future
- Political notes: New committee assignments, Olson named to redistricting commission
- Political notes: Del. Cox tweets QAnon hashtag, a theory that's been widely debunked
- Political notes: Michael Hough has 'positive' outlook for Senate Minority Whip position
- Political notes: Hagen, fellow grocery shopper involved in encounter about masks at Food Lion
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
The city of Frederick is taking applications for people to serve on the committee that will review and recommend updates to the city’s charter.
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The city of Brunswick is applying to the U.S. Department of Agriculture for a grant to help buy a street sweeper.
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The Frederick pizza restaurant Pistarro’s is looking for permission from the city to change its outdoor seating area and add space to its Nort…
A composting pilot program in the city of Frederick will be expanded from two Neighborhood Advisory Councils to four, after a vote by the city…
Frederick Alderwoman Katie Nash violated the city’s ethics rules by lobbying on behalf of a firefighter union’s concerns about county emergenc…
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Thurmont’s Board of Commissioners approved a bid on Tuesday night for a construction company to repair all 15 stormwater basins on Frederick Road.
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Frederick residents will have a second chance in October to weigh in on a development project along North Market Street.
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Five police officers will not be charged in the 2021 death of a Virginia man after a preliminary report from the Office of the Attorney Genera…
Changes could be coming to Frederick's governing document for the first time in nearly a decade, as the city creates a committee to examine it…
BALTIMORE — Baltimore officials lifted a boil water advisory Wednesday night in some parts of the affected area, days after E. coli bacteria w…
Two days after the city first announced that E. coli had been found in water samples taken in West Baltimore, two of the three sites where the…
Changing rules for participation in employee pension plans, increasing city contributions for employee health plans and making Juneteenth an o…
An educational/art space and food space were tied for the top two preferences for how Brunswick residents want to reuse the historic Kaplon Bu…
ENFIELD N.C. — A North Carolina mayor who livestreamed a Confederate monument being knocked down in a town park last month called on the gover…
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