There may be another approach to affordable housing in the city of Frederick on the horizon: accessory detached dwelling units.
The Frederick Community Action Agency has a new person in charge.
The Frederick Community Action Agency has a new person in charge.
The Frederick Community Action Agency has a new person in charge.
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Political notes
- Political Notes: Council president named to MACo board
- Political Notes: Council to consider binding arbitration proposal next month
- Political Notes: McKay hopes to talk more about school construction fees
- Political Notes: Education, school construction funding focus of county, state officials
- Political Notes: Council continues budget talks with Public Works, Utilities and Solid Waste divisions
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- 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
A mural measuring 18 feet by 600 feet could be coming to Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium in the next couple of years.
Beer and trivia. Music with dinner. Yoga and a cocktail.
The city of Frederick’s Planning Commission approved a final site plan, with conditions, for a gas station and convenience store in the city’s…
Middletown voters will go to the polls to choose the town’s officials in April, with a convention to nominate candidates scheduled for February.
More than a month after an Emmitsburg business owner introduced a proposal for a hotel and strip mall, town officials are still grappling with…
As Frederick officials prepare to celebrate the opening of the bridge on Monocacy Boulevard this week, the city ultimately faces a decision on…
Former Frederick Mayor Paul Gordon, who died Thursday at the age of 92, was remembered as a passionate chronicler of the city’s history and an…
For the first time since 2015, the town of Thurmont operated the annual Colorfest at a slight deficit in October after a few years of profits …
Frederick’s mayor and Board of Aldermen decided to move the rezoning of the Frederick Towne Mall property forward after a workshop Wednesday e…
The $5 million in state funding initially planned for a downtown Frederick hotel can still be used by city and county officials, Sen. Ron Youn…
For much of November, Kevin Ball kept a close eye on water entering his home.
A resolution that would set a date for the completion of the Center Street extension in Mount Airy was postponed until January.
The Village of Rosemont has a new commissioner after the now-former commissioner moved out of incorporated boundaries.
After several discussions and a workshop, the Mount Airy Planning Commission has a recommendation for the open space portion of the town’s ade…
Main Street Middletown will have a renovated new home in a location that is familiar to local residents.
For the first time since regaining accreditation under a national law enforcement credentialing organization in 2016, the Frederick Police Dep…
Middletown’s water tank will have a new company to maintain the exterior of its water tower after a vote Monday night.
An event space may become a reality for Brunswick after all.
Jon Harmon is less than a year out of the Army, in the midst of a transition back into civilian life that military veterans have gone through …
Approximately four miles north of Brunswick, in Brownsville, Maryland, lies one of the largest sources of water for the city.
The Mount Airy Planning Commission will likely be ready to make recommendations on the town’s adequate public facilities ordinance at its next…
The chair of the board of directors for the Frederick Community Action Agency said he was “apoplectic” that the leader of the agency was escor…
There will be a new way to pay for parking in Brunswick next year.
Thurmont commissioners have voted to acquire a property on Moser Road that would be used to extend the H&F Trolley Trail south.
One more Mount Airy police car will have an automatic license plate reader.
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