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- City notes: Revitalized Education Commission discussed, appointment sought for Public Art Commission
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Political notes
- Political notes: Cox plans to file appeal to Fourth Circuit
- Political notes: Dacey, McKay will attempt again to reach constant yield tax rate
- Trone, Raskin discuss federal COVID-19 response
- Political notes: Council members respond to county budget; county spokesperson retiring
- Del. Dan Cox asking for opinions on stay-at-home order
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
Frederick's aldermen have no problem with extending an agreement with Plamondon Hospitality Partners while they examine the impact of the nove…
The city of Frederick has officially endorsed a plan for the National Park Service to consolidate several services at the city’s Westside Regi…
Four local organizations that deal with people experiencing homelessness are expected to receive grant money to help with the impacts of the n…
Middletown will go along with Frederick County’s order limiting which types of businesses can reopen following last week’s lifting of the stat…
Some signs of normalcy returned to downtown Frederick on Friday night.
Facing a potential “tidal wave” of evictions as the COVID-19 pandemic begins to recede, Frederick’s aldermen are looking for information on ho…
As officials from the city of Frederick recently adopted a budget of roughly $100 million and the Frederick County Council is currently discus…
For Middletown residents, the end of the long-running construction project that has backed up traffic and torn up the town’s Main Street for m…
After an unprecedented planning process, and facing millions of dollars in declining revenues from the economic fallout of the COVID-19 crisis…
For more than four decades, Raymond Scott and his bus-turned food stand were a fixture in the area around Frederick's South Jefferson Street, …
Basketball courts, skate parks, and other amenities will reopen in Frederick on Friday, but other parts of the city's parks system will remain…
The city of Frederick’s Planning Commission has announced a revised schedule of workshops for drafting the city’s 2020 comprehensive plan.
The National Park Service is considering Frederick’s developing Westside Regional Park as a site for a training center and other facilities, i…
Plans to celebrate Frederick’s 275th anniversary in 2020 are up in the air, with events in the summer and fall still to be decided as a result…
Frederick will consider expanding the types of uses in one of its zoning categories, a move which would help a local business move to a new lo…
Frederick will provide grants to help nonprofit organizations help residents affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The city of Frederick’s Parks and Recreation department has extended the closure of fields, facilities and other programs throughout the city …
More than half of Frederick businesses that responded to a recent survey from the city's economic development office said they're open on a li…
Frederick will promote existing programs to help people who fall behind on their water bills, but delaying a planned increase in the city’s wa…
A Frederick playground dedicated to the memories of two Myersville sisters who died in a 2013 house fire could break ground this summer.
Frederick’s aldermen adopted a resolution that will examine its actions and policies to see how they impact climate change.
Frederick will hold off on funding a plan to renovate and develop its parks and recreational facilities, as it faces the budgetary fallout of …
Frederick’s fiscal 2021 budget will be impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic that has swept the country, although the virus’ toll remains to be seen.
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