Two County Council members are seeking public opinion on how a county-owned piece of land west of Urbana High School should be used.
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Political notes
- Political notes: County Delegation chair appointed to leadership foundation
- 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
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
The Frederick County Planning Commission could have a new member when it reconvenes, whenever that may be.
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…
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, …
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…
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 hold off on funding a plan to renovate and develop its parks and recreational facilities, as it faces the budgetary fallout of …
Drivers on Ballenger Creek Pike south of Frederick will see delays in the coming weeks as Frederick County begins a project to widen a section…
The Frederick County Planning Commission delayed a decision on a controversial Rutter’s store in New Market for a week to give residents who c…
Frederick County has tapped a director from Preservation Maryland to lead the implementation of its new master plan, according to a press rele…
The city of Frederick is a little bit bigger after the aldermen voted Thursday night to annex a property off the Golden Mile.
The Mount Airy Town Council confirmed its decision against rezoning a parcel of land bordering Md. 27 and Main Street, across from Ridgeside Drive.
Frederick’s mayor and aldermen could change the flow of traffic for a street near the MARC station downtown as part of a development of town h…
A crowd gathered in the cafeteria at Urbana High School on Thursday evening, studying maps and asking questions of Frederick County planning s…
What might be permitted and what might be prohibited under a new zoning classification in Mount Airy took up most of the Planning Commission’s…
Plans for a potential Wawa in Mount Airy are on hold, at least temporarily, after the Mount Airy Town Council decided against rezoning a plot …
Mount Airy will not rezone a property that borders Md. 27 and Main Street after a special type of hearing Wednesday night.
The Mount Airy Town Council will hold a slightly unusual hearing in order for council members to determine if a property near Md. 27 should be…
A development that would add 235 town houses near Jefferson Tech Park can move to its next phase after a vote last week from the Frederick Cou…
Frederick Health Hospital received approval from the city’s Planning Commission to move forward with plans for a nearly 40,000-square-foot addition.
With its winding trails and rural character, the land around Sugarloaf Mountain will be the first to be studied as part of the implementation …
Teri Soos’ focus can change at the speed of a weather report.
A construction company is asking a Frederick County judge to examine a county Board of Zoning Appeals decision to reject the building of an as…
The Frederick County Planning Commission will recommend to the County Council that a property near Lake Linganore should have its zoning chang…
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