The Sheetz just outside Brunswick is looking to expand. But before it can move forward, the city needs to welcome the business into the city limits.
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Political notes
- Political Notes: County Council approves ag preservation applicants
- 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
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
Woodsboro, a town of just over 1,200 people in the central part of the county, is getting the first town hall in its history.
Middletown officials will have new guidelines to address the placement of ways to control speed on the town’s streets after approving a new po…
Plans to bring a workforce housing complex to downtown Brunswick have stalled for at least another year.
Emmitsburg business owners offered a wait-and-see approach to a sign ordinance the town narrowly passed after contentious debate.
Electric vehicle drivers in Middletown could get more options regarding where to get a charge, as the town continues to look at the possibilit…
A Middletown neighborhood may be getting a lower speed limit after residents expressed concerns about speeding on its streets.
Elected officials and members of the public were mostly supportive but raised a number of issues related to Alderman Ben MacShane’s proposal a…
Crowding at Brunswick Elementary School could be the latest snag in the plans to bring an affordable housing complex to the city’s downtown.
A public hearing in Middletown over a proposed ordinance governing self-storage facilities in the town has been postponed until later in August.
Mayor Michael O’Connor announced plans Monday to stop using a city of Frederick logo that was recently unveiled as part of the city’s branding…
Middletown residents will have a chance to weigh in on the town’s rules concerning self-storage units.
Walkersville officials hope a change to an intersection on the edge of town will improve safety on a stretch of Md. 194 that has drawn attenti…
After years of debate regarding vacant properties in Frederick, one alderman has taken a step toward establishing a vacant property registry.
The majority of Frederick’s Board of Aldermen support holding a second, more public process to chose a new city logo.
For more than 230 years, the town of Woodsboro has been a home to its residents.
The city of Frederick has a new logo, but not everyone is embracing the design, including residents upset about what they called the lack of t…
On an average day, the city of Frederick’s wastewater treatment plant treats 8 million gallons of sewage and stormwater. Last week, the plant got over 30 million gallons in roughly an hour.
For the past couple weeks, on what feels to some as a daily occurrence, the lights in Brunswick flicker.
A sober living house at 439 Delaware Road in the River Crest neighborhood in Frederick sparked controversy the moment it opened its doors in l…
The Brunswick City Council decided to delay construction of a new public works building in order to see more designs.
The Frederick Board of Aldermen looked at new standards for the city’s Community Action Agency and approved more than $475,000 in state and fe…
In the past couple of weeks, city officials had mowed the outfield at Angleberger Field in an effort to make the field playable by the fall.
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