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Political notes
- Political Notes: County Council approves ag preservation applicants
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- 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
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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
After a busy summer researching ways to reduce speeding and traffic on Main Street, the town of New Market is now considering putting in speed…
After two months of work, Frederick County's newest roundabout is open for business.
A Thurmont man is dead after a crash on U.S. 15 early Sunday morning, according to Maryland State Police.
• A bridge on Md. 478 over a branch of the Potomac River will be closed through the fall. Drivers will be detoured to Md. 17 to Md. 180, and b…
A Frederick resident with years of experience lobbying and working in Annapolis is starting her own firm next month.
More than a year after beginning, a slope repair project on U.S. 40 Alternate near Braddock Heights is finished.
It is not unusual for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to inspect a laboratory at Fort Detrick.
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…
El Condado de Frederick empezará una auditoría de la cooperación entre la oficina del sherriff y ICE, anunció la ejecutiva del condado el lunes.
Appolds Road near Rocky Ridge will be closed for several days for emergency culvert repairs.
Residents are invited to join the Frederick County Sheriff's Office for building tours, vehicle displays and more at the agency's annual open …
Overnight drivers on Interstate 270 in northern Montgomery County will experience some delays late Wednesday night and early Thursday as Veriz…
Frederick County residents can join local law enforcement agencies to celebrate National Night Out at several events being hosted throughout t…
The intersection of Md. 180 and Mount Zion Road, which has been closed since late June as crews build a roundabout there, is expected to reope…
Residents of the 200 block of East Main Street will have no water service for several hours Tuesday, due to work on a water line.
BALTIMORE — Maryland Rep. Elijah Cummings took the high road Saturday, inviting President Donald Trump and other Americans to visit Baltimore …
A Middletown neighborhood may be getting a lower speed limit after residents expressed concerns about speeding on its streets.
Tall and easygoing, Lt. Mark Landahl’s ready smile and self-deprecating jokes belie a sharp intensity beneath his laid-back demeanor.
While the cause of a fire that gutted several Frederick town houses Sunday remained under investigation, fire officials provided a clearer pic…
• The right lane and shoulder of eastbound U.S. 40 Alternate between Fern Lane and Ridge Road will be closed for roadside slope repair.
A project to repair a slope along U.S. 40 Alternate on Braddock Mountain that was damaged by heavy rain more than a year ago is scheduled to b…
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…
Kelly Jarvis can hear the roaring of the cars as they speed by her yoga studio, Fit2Shine, on Main Street in New Market.
Officials at Frederick’s airport would like the county to consider a change that would help the airport manage construction in the areas around it.
Middletown is looking at several solutions to address speeding by drivers on Broad Street, including adding a speed bump.
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