For Jack and Chrissi Lillard, a rain-soaked groundbreaking ceremony Thursday marking the beginning of a project to realign Butterfly Lane meant far more than the symbolic gesture of city officials tossing shovelfuls of dirt over their shoulders.
Since Thomas Morgan moved to Brunswick Crossing in 2017, his water and sewage bills have increased significantly.
Since Thomas Morgan moved to Brunswick Crossing in 2017, his water and sewage bills have increased significantly.
Since Thomas Morgan moved to Brunswick Crossing in 2017, his water and sewage bills have increased significantly.
Political notes
- Political Notes: Support for bills that make LGBTQ discrimination illegal
- Political Notes: County officials weigh in on I-270 expansion
- Political Notes: A skeptical eye on Livable Frederick's transportation goals
- Political notes: Chamber members call out Republicans for not backing hotel project
- Political Notes: Delauter defends 287(g) program amid continued concerns from residents
City notes
- 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
- City notes: A case for volunteering and Stroke Awareness Month
- City notes: Happy Earth Day and planning for the future
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Political notes
- Political Notes: Support for bills that make LGBTQ discrimination illegal
- Political Notes: County officials weigh in on I-270 expansion
- Political Notes: A skeptical eye on Livable Frederick's transportation goals
- Political notes: Chamber members call out Republicans for not backing hotel project
- Political Notes: Delauter defends 287(g) program amid continued concerns from residents
City notes
- 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
- City notes: A case for volunteering and Stroke Awareness Month
- City notes: Happy Earth Day and planning for the future
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A new Middletown baseball field will likely be named for a Frederick company, under an agreement with the local athletic association.
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The Rosemont commissioners unanimously approved a $65,800 budget at their meeting Monday. The tax rate will stay the same.
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Middletown residents will have a chance this week to weigh in on the town’s proposed budget.
The Brunswick mayor and city council unanimously approved a letter of support for a new Brunswick High School.
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The Brunswick City Council unanimously approved the Downtown Small Area Plan for the city at its meeting Tuesday night.
City notes: Revitalized Education Commission discussed, appointment sought for Public Art Commission
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The town of Thurmont introduced its 2020 budget at Tuesday’s Board of Commissioners meeting with $4.1 million in general fund revenue.
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The New Market Town Council introduced the fiscal 2020 budget with an anticipated revenue of $1,031,363, an increase of $108,952 from the 2019…
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The Brunswick City Council voted unanimously to take the next step in expanding the city’s sports complex.
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The Burkittsville Town Council adopted its fiscal 2020 budget Monday night, with expenses totaling $68,976.
Frederick’s five-member Board of Aldermen agreed on a balanced budget for fiscal 2020 ahead of Thursday’s planned vote to approve it.
The Mount Airy town council unanimously adopted its budget for fiscal year 2020.
By the close of the last scheduled budget hearing Wednesday evening, the Frederick Board of Aldermen were roughly $70,000 away from a balanced…
Homeowners in Frederick are urged to trim foliage that might be in the public right of way.
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