The chair of the board of directors for the Frederick Community Action Agency said he was "apoplectic" that the leader of the agency was escorted out by three people, including a police officer, on his last day with the agency Wednesday.
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- Political Notes: Council continues budget talks with Public Works, Utilities and Solid Waste divisions
- State, county officials weigh in on downtown hotel amid new plan
- After years of fighting, counties split on Monocacy River issue
- Political Notes: County makes recommendations to local state delegation
City notes
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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: Education, school construction funding focus of county, state officials
- Political Notes: Council continues budget talks with Public Works, Utilities and Solid Waste divisions
- State, county officials weigh in on downtown hotel amid new plan
- After years of fighting, counties split on Monocacy River issue
- Political Notes: County makes recommendations to local state delegation
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
With an end-of-October target past, Frederick officials continue to await the opening of the Monocacy Boulevard bridge project that the city s…
Frederick County residents and officials will have a chance to weigh in on transportation issues Wednesday in a meeting with state transportat…
After years of trying to secure millions of state dollars for a hotel and conference center in downtown Frederick, local officials said this w…
The mayor and Board of Aldermen decided in a closed session Wednesday to allow Frederick Community Action Agency Executive Director Mike Spurr…
As a nonprofit that provides loans for small businesses, the Business Finance Group has a lot in common with the Frederick Innovative Technolo…
The Frederick police chief and several other public officials applauded the newest avenue for people struggling with substance abuse to get he…
The city of Frederick is beginning to create its comprehensive plan, and city officials want public feedback.
Earlier this week, Blaine Young penned a letter to the editor to this newspaper, stating concerns about recent crime in the city of Frederick …
Frederick police and city officials are considering how to deal with violence after a shooting and a stabbing in separate incidents Sunday, th…
The Emmitsburg Board of Commissioners unanimously approved roughly $90,000 worth of paving work by three contractors at eight locations earlie…
The mayor and Board of Aldermen agreed Wednesday to send a request to rezone the property that houses Catoctin View and Catoctin Manor in Fred…
Sitting at the bottom of a hill and roughly half a mile from Emmitsburg’s Town Square, a small two-lane bridge spans Flat Run Creek.
The city of Frederick has received more than $160,000 for its efforts against the opioid crisis from the U.S. Department of Health and Human S…
Frederick County and the city of Frederick are officially LEED certified.
The majority of Frederick’s Board of Aldermen support holding a second, more public process to chose a new city logo.
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 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.
The Thursday hearing of the mayor and Board of Aldermen included far too many items to be included in a single story, and each of them a victo…
In their final hearing before attending the Maryland Municipal League’s summer conference, Frederick’s mayor and Board of Aldermen passed a mu…
City officials explored installing tree wells or changing its sidewalk cafe laws Wednesday in an effort to find solutions for problems raised …
For Jack and Chrissi Lillard, a rain-soaked groundbreaking ceremony Thursday marking the beginning of a project to realign Butterfly Lane mean…
Even before they moved into 439 Delaware Road in Frederick, Sean Nicholson and Bradley Meadors knew not all of their new neighbors would appro…
So, it’s been a long week for yours truly. As anyone who checks my Twitter feed has realized by this point, I’ve been cat-sitting a coworker’s…
Frederick police officers will see a 3.26 percent pay increase, a work schedule adjustment for patrol officers and an increase in the amount o…
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