Frederick, MD News

• Frederick, MD News
• Land-use plan analysis ready for Frederick County
• Veterans remember serving
• Dinner, mystery help keep train history alive in Walkersville
• Middletown residents gather for Memorial Day parade
• Around Town — Community Safety Day in Brunswick
• Young announces bid for governor
• Stay cool
• Memorial Day closings
• Fire and police blotter
• Around Town — Oil spill on Buckeystown Pike
• Proms 2012 — Frederick High School
• Ask the Editor — An assignment of a lifetime
• Business ethics essay winners honored
• 'A lifelong race': Religious principles focus of Frederick Christian Academy commencement
• Clem Gardiner called a pillar of the community
• Confusion marks compliance with ADA pool regulations
• Man shares his love of engineering with students
• Fire and police blotter
• Career fire, rescue workers get new pay scale
• Motorcycle ridership up; state looks to keep roads safe for all
• Bear sightings reported in Emmitsburg
• St. John's graduate overcomes language barrier
• National Museum Of Civil War Medicine To Participate in Blue Star Museums
• Who's coming to the hoedown?
• Looking for a Sarah Palin or Barbara Bush impersonator...anyone? Pay involved.
• Today was Karli Cole's last day interning in the office! She will be missed!!.....
• Proms 2012 - Maryland School for the Deaf
• Consultant hopes to steer kids away from alcohol abuse
• Around Town - Change of Responsibility Ceremony
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Schools may see additional county funds
• FCC students celebrate graduation: Record class receives diplomas during ceremony
• ‘They’ve all persevered’
• Summerlike weather moves into Frederick
• New curriculum leads to better testing
• Businesses, parks gear up for holiday tourism
• Colleagues remember ex-mayor for talent, wit
• Variance requests concern Thurmont planners
• DCMetro Theatre Arts gives Heidi 5 stars! Read Mike Spain's review and join Hei...
• Never been to MET? Check in with foursquare & get buy one get one free deal!
• Tickets only $15 tonight for "Hee Haw"! Come on down to the Jamboree!
• Around town: Blondes for a cause
• Robbery plan led to stabbing, documents say
• Official: End tax on mobile home parks
• School employees to get raises
• Commuters decry proposed MARC changes
• Officials adopt budgets, raise water rates
• County happy governor ‘de-fangs’ PlanMaryland
• A hitchhiker’s guide ...: Myersville man gives filmmaker John Waters a ride
• ‘Miss Liberty’ to retire after 35 years
• Hallowed Ground conference highlights area’s history
• Latest appeal stalls Worman’s Mill plan
• Want2Dish mojo Charlie Smith reviews The Fun Co's Heidi. Need plans for this hol...
• 15th Anniversary Season Preview at VOLT last night. Thanks to Board Member Hilda...
• Around Town - Crash on Lander Road
• MARC riders to air complaints
• Around Town - Shakespeare Alive
• Around Town - Mount Airy Cub Scouts
• Seniors ask for population surge plan
• Store owner remembered for kindness
• Church of Brethren choir director retires after 42 years
• FCPS staff recommends more funding for raises
• Unexpected demolition causes stir: Park Hall work prompts outcry from preservationists
• Local briefs
• Brunswick holds property tax rate for fiscal 2013
• Local man accused of attempted murder
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Thurmont OKs budget 10.2 percent higher than last year
• Chamber TV: Episode 19 6/15/2012 12:45 PM - 6/15/2012 1:30 PM
• Hee Haw's Line-up of Special Guests this weekend: May 24-25: Traveling Dingleber...
• Getting ready for our season preview tonight at VOLT!
• Emmitsburg holds property tax rate steady
• Around Town — Staying Dry
• WWII veterans honored
• Attorney: Dismiss comprehensive plan suit vs. county
• Obama on Afghanistan: Don’t expect ‘perfect’ end
• History is passion for young Civil War re-enactor
• In rezoning process, 'whole city is fair game'
• County may outsource park needs
• Fire and police blotter
• Family charged in shoplifting scheme
• Let the next century begin: Chamber unveils glass-engraved charter at ceremony marking 100 years
• Officials thankful for arrest-free G-8 weekend
• Volunteers Needed at Maryland Ensemble Theatre!
• Volunteers Needed at Maryland Ensemble Theatre!
• Frederick County home sales
• Study: Tourism spending up in and around Gettysburg
• Fire and police blotter
• Around west Frederick County: Middletown Receives Main Street accolades
• Pow-Wow organizer: 'Today, people are much more aware'
• Economic calendar
• My first job: Howard Levine
• Shelby Hahn named Dairy Princess
• A brief history of the Frederick County Chamber of Commerce
• A century of service
• Former Chamber leaders look back on service
• Five questions with Joe Adkins
• Six things to know this week
• $25 Drive In Great Frederick Flea Market, June 9th, Free Admission
• Hood graduates 367; mother, son included
• NORAD intercepts 2 aircraft near Camp David
• Thunder cracks from cannon in weekend re-enactment of South Mountain history
• Linganore grad monitors Marine drone video feeds
• Fair's 150th Heritage Celebration a classroom of years gone by
• Riot crew handles G-8 protest
• Everyone wins in this baseball league
• White House to look into security reimbursement
• Elementary students race to learn science
• Baker Park event sparse and quiet
• Fire and police blotter
• Great opening for "Heidi" this afternoon! Congratulations cast & crew!
• Around Town: Kinder-prom
• Prom 2012: Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
• Park Service to auction electric map?
• Fire and police blotter
• Middletown woman wins national Goodwill award
• 20th annual Greek fest brings food, dancing, beer
• Local briefs
• Frederick County Head Start transition in review
• Demonstrators counter in Frederick with ‘people’s summit’
• It’s showtime at Camp David
• Hundreds of protesters gathered in Thurmont, police close Main Street
• Iran, Syria among topics for summits
• Mount Airy mayor: We meet current water-supply needs
• Ask the Editor — When will it run?
• Caterer serves up fare with international flair for G-8
• County gears up for G-8 deluge
• Monk walks from Pittsburgh
• Adamstown rider not horsing around
• Employees take healthy commute on bike day
• Tension in the air as summit convenes
• Commissioners waive permit-fee increases
• Around Town -- Kids Day at the Fair
• Brunswick seniors to stage Prom 2.0
• Aldermen vote 4-1 in favor of budget
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Five shooting stars
• We are not boarding up our walls...we're opening our barn doors! Come on down t...
• Man jumps out of vehicle on Md. 26
• Protesters gather in Thurmont for G-8 summit
• NEW PRESS PHOTOS: FUN COMPANY'S HEIDI
• Come and hear these guys!!! Tonight. Hee Haw. 8pm!
• Did we mention Hee Haw is only $15 tonight???
• Heidi opens this Saturday at 2pm! Join us! (photo by Joe Williams)
• Around Town — Garage Fire
• Sheriff: No additional road closures are expected
• Around Town — Community Spirit
• On road to Camp David, tweets read 'end hunger'
• Fire and police blotter
• Stick ’em up: Matches ignite artistic genius
• Newly elected Mount Airy council members include business owner, tech exec
• Planning commission: Turn down Brunswick growth plan
• Tax rate up for vote; aldermen disagree on budget
• G-8 summit is first of two high-profile events
• Game official: Coyote sightings to rise
• House passes pension shift, tax increases
• Can you keep a secret?
• The G8 nations represent 51% of the global GDP but only at the MET this weekend...
• Mike Spain of DC Metro Theater Arts reviews the Hoe Down Jamboree! Performances...
• Former Linganore teacher faces sex charges
• Occupy protesters have a friend in Thurmont farmer
• Bartlett on reimbursement for G-8 security: 'Fair is fair'
• Thurmont wants funding to help update food bank
• Warehouse consolidation to save about $248,000 a year
• Student mentor honored for 20,000 hours of service
• Ex-bank employee accused of videotaping co-workers
• Golden Age Olympics
• Fire and Police Blotter
• SkillsUSA becomes winning family tradition for three brothers
• This week: Hilarious Hee Haw, Heidi opens, Pigs late night!
• Senate OKs tax boost for high-earners
• Brinkley moves to block septic regulation
• Heidi tech! With Karli Cole and Geoff Huntoon.
• This week's special guest lineup for Hee Haw is Kirsten Trump & Silent Old Mts!!
• Be a MET volunteer & see shows for FREE! Check out the MET volunteer sign-up pa...
• Volunteers Needed at Maryland Ensemble Theatre!
• Crash closes I-70
• High school student’s artwork to fly on Main Street
• City needs more details on Crum annexation
• Incumbents re-elected in Myersville
• Potomac named most endangered river
• Hood student breaks language barriers with volunteer work
• List of farm subsidy recipients available
• 'Great night' expected to raise $225,000 for cancer research
• Fire and police blotter
• Frederick city wins bike-friendly bronze
• FMH prepares for high workload, special patients
• Police chief parses city residents' summit concerns
• WWII's famous kiss, unraveled
• Md. lawmakers reconvene to sew up budget
• Cardin seeks help with G-8 security costs
• Nonprofit Seminar Series: Technology 6/14/2012 8:00 AM - 6/14/2012 9:30 AM
• Sheriff issues letter to residents on G-8
• HEIDI is here! Join the Fun Company this Saturday, May 19th at 2pm for the clas...
• The HEIDI trailer is here! Dress rehearsals are underway this week as we bring...
• PRESS PHOTO: The All New Grand Ole Hee Haw Hootenanny Hoedown Jamboree
• Six things to know this week
• Around East Frederick County: Mount Airy pushes back start time for Mayfest
• This week in government
• Fire and police blotter
• Historic plane on display at airport
• Mount graduation speaker: 'Your mission will never be impossible'
• Indian Association celebrates Mother's Day
• Frederick County home sales
• Five questions with Mark A. Piersall
• My first job: Richard H. Kornemann
• Economic calendar
• Bill could change farm subsidies
• Fire and police blotter
• Prom 2012: New Life Christian School
• Prom 2012: Urbana High School
• Asian celebration meant to educate
• A worldly flair
• Adamstown man hosts annual metalwork retreat
• Celtic festival draws crowds
• Event showcases local craft beers
• 150th fair anniversary to reflect on days gone by
• Wine law brings ‘Maryland into the 21st century’
• Around Town: Last Man's Club meets
• Mount Airy approves $3.8M budget
• Around Town: New cafeteria opens at MSD
• 'A big support system will get you through'
• Motorcyclist injured in head-on crash
• Asian community celebrates culture, mothers
• Fire and police blotter
• Walkersville student, cancer survivor honored for giving back
• Ask the Editor — Expecting the unexpected
• Thurmont, Emmitsburg follow ‘business as usual’ amid G-8 preparations
• Man seeks justice in hit-and-run
• Exceeding expectations
• Feds: No reimbursement to local agencies for G-8 summit
• Dominion: Risks to be addressed when station built
• Playing with politics
• Frederick reviews charter rules, words
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Mail carriers food drive set
• TransIT budget cuts affect dialysis patients
• Commissioners open to selling nursing homes in future
• Gallaudet senior aims to put deaf in political arena
• Ammonia spill disrupts operations at brewery
• City police, sheriff’s office to share grant funds
• School addition future uncertain
• Ready for an upgrade: Realtors give new life to Brunswick house
• Local leaders, residents split on same-sex marriage stance
• Drones a hot topic among G-8 protesters
• Can't wait to have guest host James (Jiggy) McGarvey onstage tonight for "Hee Ha...
• Tonight's Hee Haw musical guest, Midnite Bluegrass Boys will be jammin' tonight...
• Lots of fun last night at the Hootenanny! Tonight, musical guest Midnite Blue G...
• Fire and police blotter
• Walkersville commissioners present balanced budgets
• Fair hopes G-8 won’t stop 150th celebration
• Aldermen eye real property tax rate vote
• Around town: Track and Field Championships
• School system budget in holding pattern
• Veteran works to improve neighborhood, keep it clean
• Program to help clean watershed
• State places county under drought watch
• Scientists show off work: Research festival gives students opportunity to present their findings
• Teachers from around the world visit TJ High
• Around Town — Bike to school day
• The Jamboree's opening week at MET: $5 preview tonight; a special post-show jam...
• Press Alert: Comedy Pigs- May 18,19, June 2 at MET
• Photoblog! The cast of HEIDI took to the streets last weekend for first Saturday...
• HEIDI
• Check out the Gazete story on the new show!
• The Hootenany opens tomorrow! Special guests every night!
• Everich, Helt, King elected in Mount Airy
• Around town: Plant swap
• YMCA to oversee Head Start
• Mount senior ready to tackle teaching challenge
• Middletown remembers 'walking encyclopedia'
• Frederick resident charged with rape
• Neighbors question Keller farm annexation
• Emmitsburg budget tweaks property tax, boosts capital projects
• Local briefs
• Fire and police blotter
• It's opening weekend for "The All New Grand Ol' Hee Haw Hootenany"! $5 Preview...
• Frederick ‘preparing for worst’ in case of G-8 riots
• Frederick sculptor responsible for Orioles anniversary figures
• Better late than never: Frederick woman walking down aisle for first time at 70
• AT&T to consider G-8 load on wireless service
• CIA thwarts ‘undetectable’ al-Qaida bomb plot
• At half marathon, runner 'highly recommends' kilt
• This week in government
• Six things to know this week
• Electronics recycler handles state contract, donates PCs
• On race sidelines, a city cheers
• Around north Frederick County: Thurmont cafe brings homestyle cooking back
• Frederick County home sales
• My first job: Denny Remsburg
• Arts festival organizers seek volunteers
• Economic calendar
• Five questions with Janice Wiles
• Fire and police blotter
• Campus safety: More prevention, preparedness
• Crime drops at Mount, FCC
• Proms 2012: Linganore High School
• Kids lead off Frederick Running Festival
• Marble tourney a friendly competition
• MHS seniors follow big dreams to NYC
• Frederick County students show and try to sell artwork
• Flea market, yard sale season begins in Urbana
• Businesses looking to capitalize on tourism during anniversary
• Officials share more in financial disclosures
• 'Super' moon over Frederick
• Woman crashes into house
• Students trying to cut prom spending
• Former MVA worker gets six months in theft case
• CTC HVAC/plumbing students go green
• Around Town - Cyclist injured
• Filmmaker brings laughs with award-winning beer commercial
• Ask the Editor — Good enough
• Around town: SUCCESS Spring Dance
• Proms 2012: Middletown High School
• Proms 2012: Walkersville High School
• Thurmont Lions asked to serve during G-8
• Urbana High's Crosby named county teacher of the year
• Local briefs
• Lawsuit challenges new legislative districts
• Fire and police blotter
• ....is it as high as an elephant's eye??
• Makin' corn stalks! It's gonna be a Grand Ol' Hootenanny!
• New Voltaggio restaurant named
• Around Town -- Frederick Running Festival Map
• Judgeship a learning experience for Nicklas
• Shreve pitches preservation idea
• Excess phosphorus spills into Monocacy
• Students plant a classroom
• County recommends weather radios for hurricane season
• Four African leaders asked to attend G-8
• Occupy Frederick’s pitch delays city camping ban
• Urbana park to pay tribute to fallen soldier
• Resident plays behind-the-scenes role in Burger King free-range decision
• County changes stance, allows pit bull adoptions
• Former IBM executive helped bring China into computer age
• After-School production of Wonderland opens tonight at The Carroll Arts Center....
• PRESS RELEASE: ON-STAGE OPPORTUNITIES
• Legislators eye May 14 to return for budget
• Budget protesters speak
• Routzahn's closes; relocation possible
• Are all pit bulls dangerous?
• Fire and police blotter
• Frederick man gets 10 years for home invasion robbery
• City to ‘condemn every building’ if necessary
• Camp David restrictions aim to limit, not ground, flights
• G-8 protesters eye Baker Park, library
• Mount Airy family builds charitable pipeline to Africa
• Growth brings changes to Running Festival
• The elephant in the room: Protesters gather for circus’s opening night
• Looks like we got us a montage! Behind the scenes of the next original MET show...
• New Audition notice! Actresses needed for original play. Check it out!
• In Afghanistan, Obama sees ‘light of new day’
• Fire and Police Blotter
• ‘A miracle on this Earth’
• Frederick teen set to attend NRA youth summit
• Driver charged after crashing en route to the hospital
• Work under way for Fort Detrick gate
• State-level uncertainty clouds county budget planning
• Thurmont board sets early budget adoption date
• Friday-Sunday we're building cornstalks, hay bales, a tree, and scene painting!...
• Touched by an angel: School community unites to support secretary
• Airport tower brings safety to new heights
• ‘Park Hall is gone’
• Opening Next Week "The All New Grand Ole Hee Haw Hootenany Hoe Down Jamboree!" h...
• PRESS RELEASE: FUN COMPANY'S HEIDI
• PRESS RELEASE: FUN COMPANY'S "HEDI"
• Fire and police blotter
• Land planners: Comment while there’s still time
• Innovation aids wounded Marine: Boy Scout develops device to make reloading gun easier
• Realtor honored for industry, community commitment
• Chicken owners penned in
• Hood students tackle Carroll Creek algae
• Shreve, officials clash on libraries
• FDIC closes HarVest Bank; Sonabank to handle assets
• How many Tony award winning plays has MET produced? Check out this week's blog...
• Tonight, the Adult Improv Class has their end of class showcase performance! If...
• Frederick County Sheriff’s Office investigating armed robbery
• Myersville residents planning protest
• Frederick County Sheriff's Office investigating armed robbery
• Fire and police blotter
• Grants help breeders step up
• PRESS RELEASE: The All New Grand Ole Hee Haw Hootenanny Hoedown Jamboree
• My first job: Paul Frey
• Economic calendar
• Around North Frederick County: Superfresh closing leaves shopping center guessing
• This week in government
• Six things to know this week
• Protesters on county budget: Don't cut financial lifelines
• For families, Spring Festival 'a blast'
• Workforce Services links job seekers with employers
• Five questions with Teresa Oyler
• A big thank you to our volunteers who came out yesterday to help build the Hee H...
• Mulching vegetable gardens au naturel: hay versus straw
• Teacher's dedication leads to recognition
• Proms 2012: Oakdale High School
• Proms 2012: Tuscarora High School
• Rebuilding Day event helps 14 families
• New Market Cemetery cleanup under way
• Too old to drive?
• Fire and police blotter
• Pens wipe out competition in Super Art Fight
• Dangers of ‘Spice’ exposed
• Carver community growing garden, friendships
• Congratulations to Melissa Baughman and the Ensemble School Youth Ensemble for 2...
• Proms 2012: Brunswick High School
• Proms 2012: St. John's Catholic Prep
• Hood College professor wants to share the 'rush' of math
• Lawmakers support charter government
• Report details Frederick officer's DUI arrest
• Workforce Services graduates are job ready
• Residents to protest circus fined for animal abuse
• Officials protest cuts to nonprofits
• Measuring poverty in Frederick County
• Work-to-contract limits students in, out of class
• FEMA training center to host State Department
• Ask the Editor — It's 9 a.m. Where's the sports department?
• Fire and police blotter
• Proms 2012: Catoctin High School
• Hankerin' for a peep at the next MET original show? Check our blog for a li'l b...
• Girl Scout wins Gold Award for pamphlet on autism
• Schools warn of ‘choking game’ dangers
• Fire and police blotter
• Local brief: Two locations set for medication turn-in
• YMCA awaits grant to run Head Start
• New Market cemetery begins vandalism cleanup
• County funding increase up in the air
• Inmate back in jail after more than two years eluding capture
• $1.3B in rebates expected from health care law
• Around Town — Ugandan choir wraps up tour
• Grange gives reporter Public Service Award
• Take a look at these upcoming auditions at MET!
• Preliminary Walkersville budget shows potential surplus
• Home-school students take national awards
• Woman chases a Civil War legacy
• 2012 winners of The Frederick News-Post/Mike Powell Excellence in Journalism Awards
• Bicyclists to honor vets
• Radio show drums up support for districting petition
• MARC draft schedule keeps area train stops
• The Comedy Pigs are performing at 8 p.m. at Mt. Saint Mary's University on Frida...
• Chamber TV: Episode 18 5/18/2012 12:45 PM - 5/18/2012 1:30 PM
• New Member Reception: May 30, 2012 5/30/2012 12:45 PM - 5/30/2012 2:00 PM
• Flipping out: Teen’s trick-shot video goes viral, gains national media attention
• Fire and police blotter
• Local briefs
• Tuscarora student charged with assaulting teacher
• Odd weather produces pods aplenty
• City willing to spend on business incentives
• Walkersville woman celebrates 68 years of work at CVS/Peoples
• Demolishing historic manor: City orders halt to work on 19th-century house
• Romney sweeps five races, promises ‘better America’
• Fire and police blotter
• O’Malley: 2 special sessions possible
• Thurmont begins mulling over fiscal budget proposals
• Around Town — Used Book Sale
• Officials react to special session talk
• A stitch in time
• 16-year-old charged with child sex abuse
• State puts $250K behind hotel, conference center
• Council moves Brunswick project along
• Three school board members attend national conference
• The Hee Haw girls rehearsing The Gossip Song.
• Have you registered for summer camp yet? Don't miss the summer fun here at MET!...
• All New Grand Ole Hee Haw Hootenanny Hoe Down Jamboree
• Fire and police blotter
• Young dancer works way onto Kennedy Center stage
• New postage stamp issue to feature Battle of Antietam
• Motorcycle sells for $155,000 at auction
• Police: Argument leads to assault with SUV at McDonald's
• FirstEnergy offers outage information
• Municipal meeting room named for former burgess
• Offenders could see less supervised time
• Nexus pulls zoning application
• School for the Deaf claims top prize again at national Academic Bowl
• Monuments slated for face-lift
• Around Town — Percussion Day
• Around south Frederick County: Whiskey Creek Golf Club sets sights on new menu
• Local vine No. 9
• 'This place was amazing'
• ING executive speaks on smart investment planning
• Frederick County home sales
• Five questions with Michele Bowman
• My first job: Valerie Rivers
• 'Wee Man,' acting for 'Elf Man,' shoots film scenes in Utica barn
• Aztec Firedancer Juan Salinas to Appear at Frederick Pow-Wow
• 'They all thought I was dead'
• Miss Amazing Pageant celebrates spirit of young women with disabilities
• The dirt on Earth Day
• Fire and police blotter
• Frederick man’s patents mean smoother sailing
• Man protests sale of synthetic marijuana
• Muddy waters: 5K race includes obstacles, large crowd
• Frederick wine event kicks off festival season
• Around Town — STEM Fair
• Final 2 performances of The Young Olympians today at 2 & 4:30pm!! 2pm performan...
• New housing, zoning at odds
• News-Post has strong showing at MDDC awards
• 1,710 homes in works for southern Frederick County
• Caring, integrity paramount, says Community Service Award winner
• County considers fighting state ‘rain tax’ law in court
• Summer program to meld Chinese and STEM
• Three states to study U.S. 340 congestion
• Proposed county budget would increase by $16M
• Former register of wills dies at 85
• When the going gets tough ...: Urbana Elementary parents unhappy about lack of restrooms
• Indian motorcycle highlights auction
• Homeless woman charged with stealing
• Urbana grad keeping big-band sound alive
• Fire and police blotter
• Feds: Dairy farmers violated banking statutes
• Frederick to fix roads, install meters
• Best-selling author draws crowd to Weinberg
• Shuan Butcher no longer leads arts council
• Weinberg Center Presents The Imagination Movers' Rock-O-Matic Tour
• Experts say New Market master plan does not meet state standards
• Educators press governor on 'doomsday' budget
• Should teachers 'friend' students?
• The right stuff: Italian astronaut, former Discovery mission specialist speaks at Hood
• Fire and police blotter
• Local Brief
• Frederick impact fees redesigned for accuracy, predictable business cost
• River and Trail Outfitters to manage campground
• Hood graduate finds career change rewarding and award-winning
• Soldier faces June court-martial
• Area B well drilling complete
• Around town: Honors Chorus
• Police officer refused breath test
• NYU student returns home to shoot film
• Vlog post! Get a glimpse inside the mind of Jack Colliver: actor, writer, & co-...
• County may ease schools' 'doomsday' budget woes
• 'The voice' of county schools stepping down
• Discovery takes a few victory laps over Capitol
• County K-9 units flying high
• Interior design more than just colors and fabrics for TJ grad
• Local briefs
• Fire and police blotter
• County urged to allow hives in yards
• Comprehensive plan analysis almost complete
• Water, sewer billing cuts tenant out
• Preparers see light tax day turnout
• Fredericktowne Players in tough financial straits
• Occupiers call for 'direct action' against G-8
• Documents unavailable in officer's DUI case
• Frederick annexation puts pressure on planning for roads, schools
• How's the weather? Going swimmingly
• Mortuary company asks county to operate from home
• Shedding light on environmental refugees
• Hood senior named social work undergrad of the year
• Town raises water-tap fee, lowers trash bill
• Man who alerted residents to fire: 'I just did my job'
• Good news! Since our 2:00 Sunday performance of "The Young Olympians and the Mo...
• Around west Frederick County: Myersville looks ahead to LPGA Futures Tour
• This week in government
• Frederick County home sales
• Spring acres
• Six things to know this week
• Five questions with John Fieseler
• My first job: Steve Seawright
• Economic calendar
• For Cupcake Run participants, more than pride at the finish line
• Japanese visitors help mark cherry blossom anniversary
• Fire and police blotter
• This is the final weekend for "The Young Olympians & the Most Amazingly Awesome...
• Busy week ahead! Show at Whittier Elementary this weekend. Laugh Station: Turb...
• Fire and police blotter
• Events around the world mark centenary
• Around town: Duckling rescue
• Around town: Opening day
• D.C. Mormon choir to perform here
• Students learn about global issues at U.N. simulation
• Boy Scouts work to rid local area of invasive species
• Buy American bill gets mixed reviews
• Vaudeville brings fun for a green cause
• Insider's book reveals 'whole other world' of baseball
• Around Town — A dinner to remember
• Millions in unclaimed property ready for return
• Titanic: 100 years later
• Libertytown memorial to be rededicated today
• City worker helps save residents from fire
• Final performance of "Antigone" tonight at 7pm!
• Prosecutors find Zimmerman did not use racial slur during 911 call
• Chmelik wins sixth spot on BoE ballot
• Officer’s DUI case passed to Carroll County
• Ask the Editor — Covering all angles on the G-8 summit
• Local child advocate sees resiliency in those she helps
• Enforcers look to the law to curb property problems
• Clara Barton museum to be operated by Civil War museum
• Advocate for developmentally disabled remembered fondly
• Twirlers bring home gold
• Around Town — Riders in the sky
• Fire and police blotter
• Local briefs: Road closing
• Fire and police blotter
• Jim Cochran loved dancing on chimney tops in top hat and tails
• Teachers part of positive experiences for Tuscarora seniors
• Funding for rescue equipment on hold
• Local filmmaker wins big, continues festival circuit
• Brunswick man pleads guilty in home robbery
• Mount Airy switches to electronic voting
• Around Town — Kid-tested, mommy-powered
• Schools to close May 18 due to G-8
• ‘Doomsday’ budget may lead to ugly choices
• Frederick police officer charged in possible DUI incident
• Officials glimpse cancer research facility
• Come see us late night Saturday (10:30pm) for the Comedy Pigs! Tickets only $12...
• Bring the whole family to "Young Olympians & the Most Amazingly Awesome Adventur...
• Final 3 performances for "Antigone". Fri, Sat & Sun!
• Keeping eyes on the road
• Fire and police blotter
• ANTIGONE lives onstage only 4 more times. Today's blog features director and co...
• County mourns death of Mike Cady, a judge and former commissioner
• Zimmerman faces murder charge in Martin case
• Frederick house built in 1800s heavily damaged
• Airport tower to open a month early
• Man arrested in stabbing near skate park
• School board race still close after provisional ballot count
• Police file charges in case of stolen car vs. ATM
• Aldermen scrutinize higher police department budget
• Schools may close before G-8 summit
• New Market to be 'Farm to Table Capital'
• A Toast To Frederick Wine Festival
• Straight from the Maryland Ensemble Theatre blog, check out this great comment f...
• Frederick man charged in ATM crash
• Brunswick to join electric cooperative
• Local lawyer honored as FCAR Affiliate of the Year
• Lecture on Maryland as a first frontier tonight
• Thurmont officials OK Colorfest changes
• Hood College students go barefoot to raise awareness
• Engaged Citizen group to meet Thursday
• Fire and police blotter
• Myersville receives application for compressor station
• Group may attempt to revive lab oversight bill
• Budget shaves $10 million from local funding
• 200 and counting: ‘Frederick’s Most Wanted’ marks milestone arrest
• Maryland passes electronic privacy bill
• With Santorum out, it’s finally Obama vs. Romney
• Rolling SUV kills New Market man
• Invisible Children co-founder to visit the Mount
• Rezonings raise specter of too much density
• Middle school talent competition adds new feature to annual event
• College senior gets a break, right before graduation
• Fire and police blotter
• Frederick man faces charges of stealing copper
• Blog post! Season Brochure photo shoot!
• Final weekend for Antigone! Don't miss this wonderful adaptation by ensemble me...
• Around town: Keys pitch in
• Afzali: Bill delays are political payback
• Procrastinating on taxes? State, federal deadlines loom
• 'Kip' Koontz remembered for personality, advocacy
• General Assembly passes spending, stormwater bills
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• Kids get more than candy from egg hunt
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• Navy jet crashes into apartments; pilots eject
• Mealey's Table eligible for license in May
• Authorities rule gas poisoning a suicide, ID man who died
• Brinkley falls short of endorsing Bartlett
• Ask the Editor — Green
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• Frederick man charged in fraud scheme: Former military police officer allegedly made more than $9,000 in purchases
• Officials: New Potomac River crossing unlikely
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• Frederick youth nonprofit CEO to leave after 5 years
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• Salmonella linked to sushi, baby turtles
• Fire and police blotter
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• Urbana school buses to be purchased
• New Market to get ice cream shop, no annual festival
• Frederick considers 300 more acres for annexation
• Third generation joins family insurance business
• Burn victim recovering; family buries dog
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• Brunswick man faces meth charges
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• Only three votes separate candidates for last school board spot on November ballot
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• Karate instructor finds reward in watching students grow
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• Six to vie three Board of Education seats
• Van Hollen, Timmerman pick up 8th District victories
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• Power failure shuts down polls at school
• Romney in a rout
• Sen. Cardin wins Democratic primary
• Family says deputy shot dog without cause
• 'No obligation to back off'
• $620,000 in damages for dog shooting
• Middletown elects youngest council member
• MET Blog post! Get ready for "Hee Haw"!
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• Primary day: All hands on deck
• Voters head to the polls throughout the day around Frederick County
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• Congressional campaign donations fuel races to the end
• Ground broken for $500M Social Security building in Urbana
• Primary campaigns wrap up downtown
• Cunningham Falls park to be closed during G-8
• New Member Reception - April 2012 4/25/2012 3:00 PM - 4/25/2012 4:30 PM
• Legislative Wrap-Up Breakfast 4/27/2012 7:30 AM - 4/27/2012 9:30 AM
• North Frederick County: Thurmont seniors to celebrate center’s grand reopening
• Gingrich visits Frederick Motor Company
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• Protesters show support for school
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• All eyes on Tuesday: Congressional primaries generate plenty of hype
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• Defense rests in dog shooting case; closing arguments Monday
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• Farmers return from lobbying
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• Colin Mochrie And Brad Sherwood Of 'Whose Line Is It Anyway?'
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• Jackpot swells to $540 million
• Around town: 'Graceful Lady'
• Commissioners move to boost land preservation
• Commission for Women honors two local leaders
• Young, Brennan spar on salaries
• Santorum's brother makes local stop ahead of primary
• Hagerstown man found guilty in 2004 rape
• 'Trashy' woman's quest: A cleaner Thurmont
• Plaintiffs rest in dog shooting case
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• Police officer suspended after crash
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• Tome announces bid for Brunswick mayor
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• Miranda Lambert's Pistol Annies round out grandstand lineup
• Safety takes center stage at Farm Bureau event
• Old jeans, new life: Habitat project aimed at raising funds for house construction
• CEO talks DNA, cancer research at Rotary meeting
• Dog shooting trial: Deputy: ‘I had to act quickly’ in previous incident
• New fee on table for property owners
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• County businesses gear up for record-high jackpot
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• Big turnout lambastes school board
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• On deadly force, Maryland law differs
• Zoning board denial of PATH substation to stand
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• Around Town — Cokie Visits Frederick
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• Church leaders fight funding cuts for nonprofits
• Brunswick council approves aid agreement
• Thurmont settles on likely water, sewer rate system
• Founders find home for charter school
• Attorneys dispute dog shooting
• Class-action status sought for veterans exposed to toxins
• Septic bill passes state Senate
• TJ senior gets close look at government
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• The Frederick Gazette covers the concept and themes behind our mainstage show, A...
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• Scholarship recipient focuses on environment, community
• Reward money nears $1,300 for cemetery vandalism
• Camp, room offered for G-8 journalists, visitors
• Former MVA employee from Frederick guilty of theft conspiracy
• Rosemont gets new burgess, commissioner
• Dog-shooting trial under way
• State, county seek bird-shooting witness
• Civil War re-enactor extols hobby at MSD
• Hood hosts former president of Ireland
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• Studies: Surgery helps beat 'diabesity'
• 6th District Democrats talk taxes, jobs at forum
• What warm weather? Orchardists wary of frost
• Tree removal sparks outcry
• Women's Health Fair on May 19; first lady invited
• South Frederick County: New veterinarian’s office ‘wants to do it right’
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• 13 under 30: Frederick County's young professionals
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• The MET is looking for "novelty acts" for The All New Grand Ole Hee Haw Hootenan...
• Court’s health care ruling could shake fall elections
• Murder mystery raises funds for foster children
• County takes notice of waste-to-energy success at surrounding sites
• Myersville official challenges Obama to hoops contest as locals gear up for G-8
• Rosemont burgess to resign Monday
• Undisclosed health problems spur a mother's crusade
• Family Matters: Teen discovers 35 half siblings from sperm-donor father
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• In his free time, Detrick scientist soars
• Historical society hosts its own version of 'Antiques Roadshow'
• Opinions continue to change on incinerator possibility
• Hillcrest, Lincoln teachers face off
• Grand jury indicts in burglary, drug cases
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• Local briefs: Urbana students plan fundraiser for classmate
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• Middletown man patents system to preserve historical digital files
• Septic bill concerns farmers
• Delaney outstrips both Bartlett, Garagiola
• Man convicted of assault, acquitted of rape
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• Cash spills on the highway: What do you do?
• Around town: Hear my train a-comin'
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• Mount Airy debates policing options
• Couple passionate about helping veterans in need
• Retirement community's volunteer spirit thriving
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• Antigone opens tonight! If you didn't catch it already, give our Antigone Role-...
• Happy 'Hunger Games': Fans line up for midnight showing of blockbuster movie
• Eight wounded veterans receive handmade quilts
• Randall cattle operation to close
• Weinberg Center Presents Independent Film Director Paul Devlin And His Latest Film BLAST!
• "Antigone" preview in 1/2 hr.!
• Team to review controversial textbook
• Supreme Court ruling holds attorneys accountable for plea bargains
• Around town: Kicking butts
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• Marijuana bill gets overhaul in Md. Senate
• Bill would loosen supervision for some parolees
• Suicide, or killing by CIA?
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• Mount Airy discusses survey results
• Sixth-grader self-publishes book
• Army scraps plans for new lab building at Detrick
• GOP 8th District candidates hit on hot-button issues
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• Ernie Hawkins Trio And John Jorgenson Quintet Appear Together
• Around town: Consignment sale
• Early voting begins Saturday
• Aftermath of Drought Spring Drive fire
• FNP, Mount St Mary's plan election forum
• At Mount Airy winery, a place to recharge
• Vandals desecrate New Market Cemetery
• Frederick planners begin discussion of rezoning requests
• Young to propose $100 property-tax rebate checks
• Senate OKs bill to allow teachers' spouses to serve on school board
• Commissioners to schools: You can't have it all
• Va. man dies in I-70 crash
• Thurmont debates countywide fire chief position
• Sweet spot on new high school bats shrinks, and so will hits and home runs
• Fun Camp 2012 registrations are coming in quickly! Call the box office or visit...
• Local briefs: Operation Homefront seeks donations
• FNP, Mount to hold election forum
• Emmitsburg wants balanced budget, no tax increase
• Stressed mom finds balance at Y
• Teachers: We won't work off the clock
• Juries say guilty in home invasion robbery, stabbing cases
• This year at the fair: Foreigner, 'Idol' winner
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• Officially in bloom
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• Heavy fire rips through Drought Spring Drive house
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• High Tea Fashion and Hair Show benefits Heartly House outreach
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• Frederick County home sales
• Five questions with Shuan Butcher
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• West Frederick County: Lines are out the door at new Asian restaurant
• Retired at work
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• Second day of Home Show draws remodelers, ‘dreamers’
• TJ girl wins in 'man's world'
• Frederick resident named Miss Urbana
• Booth bobbleheads do booming business
• Snow or no, road crews keep busy in winter
• Wineries excited for possible tax credit
• Warm days cause sleepless nights for fruit growers
• Too warm, too soon? High temperatures bring early blossoms, bugs, critters and sneezes
• Part 2: How our government websites stack up
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• Fire and police blotter
• New business development specialist ready for his shot
• Man donates buildings to St. Thomas More Academy
• Outdoor charter school plans to reapply
• Romney to visit Frederick
• Towns to offer recycling drop-off again
• Ask the Editor — When it's all worthwhile
• Bill passage could dampen Damascus
• Jury deliberates in home invasion case
• How do local government websites stack up?
• Higher gas prices threaten economy if they persist
• Guard members return home from yearlong deployment
• No drinking needed: Local Irish-Americans look to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in traditional manner
• State could bolster lab oversight
• Muslim Council members meet with state Sen. Young
• Four FFA members awarded $1K grants
• Police lieutenant: Juvenile curfew 'a tool with teeth'
• Jury hears robbery suspect's statement
• G-8 Twitter chatter: Protesters coming
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• Good ol’ governor? Blaine Young ponders a run
• Leader calls court record request process an outrage
• Firefighters group votes against ordinance draft
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• Myersville residents voice opposition to gas compressor
• Van Hollen: U S needs to improve border security to relate to Frederick County voters
• Lawmakers debate tax increases, teacher pensions
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• New Market council votes to make Town Hall energy-efficient
• Balcony bill fails in Senate
• Walkersville annexes Nicodemus property
• County identifies transportation priorities
• Frederick man guilty of felony sex abuse
• Trial under way for man charged in home invasion
• Boy, 12, lands a hole-in-one at Walkersville course
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• Site for new Urbana elementary school picked
• Tech center students win state design contest, aim for nationals
• Court rejects appeal of deaf man's lawsuit
• Northern county voters meet Van Hollen
• Santorum sweeps primary contests in the Deep South
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• School system grapples with lost, stolen items
• Lawmakers vote to raise judges' salaries $14K
• CDC: Some lab data is not public
• Around Town: I-70 construction
• Army researchers closer to virus treatments
• Postal workers: ‘We can’t do this by ourselves’
• Officials object to birth control mandates
• Myersville to receive compressor station application
• Charter board divided on election details
• Brunswick passes plans to meet grant requirements
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• Middletown resident asks town for 4-way stop
• Around town: Girls Scouts celebrate 100th anniversary
• Outdoor burning ban lifted
• CDC officials to respond to lab watchdog group
• Note to bank teller: 'I have a gun'
• Hospital parking garage site plan OK'd
• Gray, Young refuse to retreat after squabble
• Board of Education candidate forum tonight
• Battling the 'biological foe,' again
• Volunteers needed for upcoming Middletown Heritage Weekend
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• Shooting frustrates downtown businesses
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• East Frederick County: New Market to repair pipes, run for a cause
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• Congregation holds Purim Carnival
• Workers, supporters protest closing of mail sorting facility
• Organic products: What's in a name?
• Green farms grow
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• Hotels, local government gearing up for G-8
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• Group to meet on proposed compressor station
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• Retro Prom coverage in the FNP!
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• The Young Olympians & the Most Amazingly Awesome Adventure Ever!
• The Young Olympians & the Most Amazingly Awesome Adventure Ever!
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• Hometown girl takes on new responsibilities
• Local author digs for truth
• Developing safe science: Rising mishap reports result in procedural changes at Detrick labs
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• Santorum takes Kansas, Romney counters in Wyoming
• Retro prom — Everything old is new again
• Boy Scouts test first aid skills
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• Director named at Mission of Mercy
• Retro Prom
• Woman: Suspect hid under my pool deck
• History and hot air
• Local teen maintains website, writing book about local fishing
• VIGIL | Remembering domestic violence victims
• Home, sweet home: Urbana teen discharged after four-month hospital stay
• Man arrested in robbery: Suspect ‘desperate for money to buy drugs’
• Nation adds more than 200K jobs
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• Grand jury issues indictments in four drug cases
• Library helps job seekers develop basic computer skills
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• Army goes digital in program to curb war-zone suicides
• Officials: Higher-ed courses to boost business
• Redistricting suit dismissed
• Tempers flare over proposed fire ordinance
• FCC names Talley president
• Coordinator is spiritual face of Rescue Mission
• County installs panic buttons at Winchester Hall
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• Police arrest Frederick man suspected of robbing SunTrust Bank
• Weinberg Center Presents Squonk Opera’s Mayhem and Majesty
• Biggest solar storm in years races toward Earth
• Law & order: Students gear up for mock-trial playoffs
• Saving gas: Sometimes it's the little things
• Detrick satellite center opens
• Summit in May is the talk of Thurmont
• Mount students learn from criminal justice panel
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• FCC to name new president today
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• Fire and police blotter
• School system to fine-tune its gifted program
• County eyes changes to retirement plan; final vote set for March 22
• Karate helps develop artist, teacher, defender
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• Discussions move Thurmont closer to water, sewer rate changes
• Romney wins Ohio, four other states
• In Thurmont, all eyes on G-8 summit
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• Mount Airy to install solar panels
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• Report faults Detrick health study
• Aldi donates historic site for research
• G-8 summit moves to Camp David
• Job seekers crowd Mealey's Table
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• Storms wreck Midwestern towns, kill 28 in three states
• Republican candidates focus on Constitution at forum
• Art lottery fundraiser
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• Aldermen modify contract for long-pending land sale
• Brinkley counters teacher pension plan
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• Group won't be charged for Worman's Mill appeal
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• Returning to sender
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• Tour Frederick with touch of a finger
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• Middletown Main Street manager enjoys job
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• 6th District candidates clash
• Curator keeps Brunswick’s history alive at museum
• New policy? No problem
• Accident injures three
• Bartlett caught in mustache debacle
• Same-sex marriage headed for referendum?
• Embezzler gets six months in prison
• Albert Dixon: Frederick's first black mortician 'had a knack'
• Many born on 'leap day' treasure their birthdays
• Around Town — Surfing to victory
• Around Town — Pancakes for a cause
• State charter school law ranked seventh worst
• Resident tells police he planned to kill woman
• Officials, business owners divided on tax hike
• Frederick native one of first black female clerks
• Candidate focuses on economic independence
• Earnings missing from Garagiola’s financial disclosures
• Carroll County hears trash options
• Check out PRETTY THE SERIES, featuring Retro Prom Guest Host, Sam Pancake!
• Man’s casket taken to gravesite by tractor
• Around town — Tree of Life Gospel Singers
• Fire and police blotter
• Two facing burglary charges
• Battle of the bands puts group among legends
• Thurmont proposes changes to billing
• Alban: No Child Left Behind waiver a good move
• New skate park in works
• County to state: 'Don't pass buck' on teacher pensions
• Radio issues arise during Sunday fire
• The Comedy Pig-s 3/2 & 3/3
• Chamber TV: Episode 16 3/16/2012 12:45 PM - 3/16/2012 1:30 PM
• And congrats to MET Ensemble Member Joann Lee & the folks Hood College for their...
• Congratulations to all the Helen Hayes nominees....especially the ensemble of Th...
• New Blog post. Retro Prom Silent Auction goodies!!
• No Outlaw Jam this year
• Women's Business Lunch - March 2012 3/20/2012 11:30 AM - 3/20/2012 1:00 PM
• Thanks to the fabulous cast and crew of "End Days" for a stellar run!!
• My first job: Ric Adams
• Five questions with Mike Caselle
• Asian business owners see challenges, rewards
• South Frederick County: Pirate-themed menu at The Buzz starts Tuesday
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• Fire damages Mount Airy home
• For fundraiser, volunteers have oysters 'down to a science'
• Asian businesses on rise
• Béla Fleck And The Flecktones: The Original Line-up
• Afzali says 6th District needs fresh new voice
• Detrick plans to shed pipelines
• Maryland Dairy Convention
• 51st annual Mardi Gras held
• Police blotter
• Monique Sparks crowned Miss Frederick 2012
• Image, reality edge closer in Golden Mile Alliance
• Scout collects treats for troops
• Young teacher criticizes starting pay
• Lower salaries drive teachers out of county
• Developer negotiation process changed
• County rejects fee to encourage prescription discount program
• Tonight's performance almost sold out! Only a few seats left!
• Grand jury indicts in burglary, drug cases
• Man sentenced, another charged
• Mardi Gras queen coming out of her shell
• Woman dies in motorcycle crash
• Librarian's column aims to tell 'The Whole Story'
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• Judge: State is not liable in peanut allergy case
• Crook eyes fourth term on school board
• Middletown claims Academic Tournament
• 90-year-old has active life in the community
• Same-sex marriage passes state Senate
• Around town: Tech fair
• Candidate focuses on teacher pay, curriculum
• World Peace, Understanding Day celebrated
• County sells airport land to city
• Commissioners wrap up land votes with Urbana area
• Former ‘Soul Train’ dancer reflects on time with fallen host
• Fire and police blotter
• County sees sharp rise in calls for financial help
• Volunteers join Myersville mayor's committees
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• Two with local ties sentenced for fraud
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• Van Hollen looks to keep seat in 8th District Race
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• Fire and police blotter
• Frederick businessman calls horse racing a 'rush'
• Thurmont makes salary data public
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• 'Jungle' Jack Hanna Brings Into The Wild Live To The Weinberg Center
• Commissioners consider alternate use for school building
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• Frederick Police investigating burglary and vehicle theft
• School opens doors to future couples
• West Frederick County — Myersville eagerly awaits Main Street upgrade
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• 2pm matinee of "End Days' today!!
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• Emmitsburg commissioners field new plant questions
• Senator introduces early voting bill
• 'A new day' for boosting business aid in Frederick County
• Embezzlement charges filed
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• Local election judge travels to monitor election in Kazakhstan
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• Garagiola says he won’t support gas tax proposal
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• Candidate: Community input key
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• School board veteran builds on to-do list
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• Higher-ed fundraising: Mount down; Hood, FCC up
• Fire and police blotter
• Brunswick officials announce Potomac Street restriction
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• Making a difference
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• After hiatus, pupils read, 'be mine?'
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• Fire and police blotter
• Age can't stop the beat for 88-year-old dance student
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• FMH, neighbors standing ground
• Board accused of violating Open Meetings Act
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• Come on in out of the cold! End Days @ 8pm & The Comedy Pigs at 10:30pm!
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• Ask the Editor — No favorites in the sports department
• Local briefs
• Fire and police blotter
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• Around Town — Valentine's Day Party
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• Frederick firm shares $900 million Department of Defense contract
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• Elevated cadmium emission at Fort Detrick reviewed
• March Mix & Mingle 3/15/2012 5:00 PM - 3/15/2012 7:00 PM
• Around Town — A Night of Numbers
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• Getting closer
• Krysztoforski wants smaller budget, government
• Officer thwarts inmate suicide attempt
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• City of Frederick ponders camping rules
• Fatal fall prompts push for Maryland balcony inspection law
• Bond sale nets Frederick County $6.2 million in savings
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• Weinberg Center For The Arts Presents 'Fambul Tok'
• Walkersville burgess to pitch idea on park's mulch pile
• Robin Ficker: Jobs are top issue in campaign
• News-Post taking reservations for community garden plots
• Concert planned to benefit infant with rare condition
• Veterans groups ask for slots in posts
• Fire and police blotter
• State to fund Frederick High feasibility study
• Report: Maryland students lead U.S. in AP test scores
• Md. to get nearly $1B in foreclosure aid
• Board approves charter school opening
• Study finds doctors not always honest with patients
• Uphill battle attracts downhill skiers
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• Around town: Snow throw
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• Longtime Hillcrest resident accepts leadership role
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• Three armed robberies net 36-year sentence
• Candidate for District 8 sets sights on taxes
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• Fire and police blotter
• 'Entertain the folks'
• Former Montgomery County pastor pleads guilty to sex abuse
• Judge dismisses lawsuit against sheriff, county
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• HAPPY BIRTHDAY CHARLES DICKENS!!
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• Charter school's opening at risk
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• Maynard Hurd: County's first black school board member
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• Three charged in Pep Boys burglary
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• Thurmont Senior Center considers van
• Civil liberties top District 8 candidate's agenda
• Fire and police blotter
• Super Bowl fellowship
• Diane Ackerman delights Weinberg crowd
• This week in government
• North Frederick County: Emmitsburg bookstore grows since move
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• News-Post launches ePages
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• Banks and credit unions: Making the choice
• Hold on to your money
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• Five questions with Theresa Alban
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• My first job — Kim C. Dine
• Fire and police blotter
• Man sought in robbery of Monrovia bank
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• First-time candidate believes country will rebuild
• Ice sculptures draw crowds downtown
• 'Everybody is one race'
• Ag teacher of the year developed Tuscarora High School program
• Fire & Police Blotter
• Education series, plein art program promotes art
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• Petfinder lives up to its name
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• Around Town — Riding In Style
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• Fire and police blotter
• Ask The Editor — You can help make Mondays shine
• Georgetown grad turns attention to BoE spot
• Faith, service, academics
• State police say 10-22 to the ten code system
• U.S. hiring surges in January
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• End Days in the news! Check out the Gazette article.
• Marine reunites with family for a Christmas celebration with all the trimmings
• County shifts leadership of business unit
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• Friends of Baker Park plan extreme makeover for Culler Lake
• Around Town — Complicated Machines
• Fire and police blotter
• Neighborhood leaders to be called coordinators, not captains
• State police switch to common language
• Arrests made in strong-arm robbery
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• Back to school
• If it’s not made by a bee ...
• Columbia man identified as victim in fatal crash
• Local lawmakers give tepid response to speech
• County eliminates leading position
• Proposed gas tax increase receives negative feedback
• Man killed in crash near New Market weigh station
• Ensemble member Reiner Prochaska's Canterbury Tales adaption gets publisher! Co...
• State of the State
• Around town: Nice shot
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• Racist graffiti sparks community concern
• Mealey’s Table set to open in April
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• Crowd decries school cuts
• Search for FCC leader down to 3 candidates
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• TJ High grad at home in the wood shop
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• Are you ready?
• Why "End Days" you ask? MET Blog answers the question.
• Fire and police blotter
• School board candidate: Texts should stick to facts
• Flirting with spring
• Romney wins big in Florida, routing Gingrich
• Frederick reaps $2.9 million in savings after New York trip
• Murder suspect rejects plea deal
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• Frederick County Public Schools office reorganization under way
• Technology unites with faith
• Lockheed Martin gets $66 million to help move USAMRIID
• Hough seeks to limit flight risk in murder, sex abuse cases
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• Group credits community for food bank success
• Occupy Frederick winds up weeklong encampment, but work marches on
• Fire and police blotter
• Frederick congregants, legislators support same-sex marriage
• Fans flock to Weinberg for performance
• Brinkley: Western Maryland wants responsible spenders in Congress
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• Around Town — Monday Accident
• O'Malley backs gas sales tax
• Fatal plane crash: Westminster man was flying his Frederick club's craft
• Frederick looks at options for election duties
• Don't forget $5 Preview night this Thursday for "End Days"! Cash only at the door!
• Walkersville High senior hopes to protect and serve
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• A look ahead
• Occupy Frederick winds up weeklong encampment, but work marches on
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• Fans flock to Weinberg for Garrison Keillor solo performance
• Fire and police blotter
• Girl Scout spins community events into gold
• FCC math teacher sees challenges faced by county students
• Man pleads guilty to filing false tax returns
• Dancers: Contra get-together is good old-fashioned fun
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• Around Town: See spray
• Quick-thinking 10-year-old springs to grandmother's aid
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• Poolesville man gets 18 months for driving into crowd
• Legislators to pursue state funds for downtown Frederick hotel complex
• New grants specialist advocates for county
• Fire and police blotter
• Battlefield to install 'smart' parking
• Emmitsburg church to utilize nitrogen to guard against fire
• Man shot, injured in fight outside bar
• Estate tax relief for farmers gains bipartisan support
• State wants schools to cut suspensions
• Pentagon: Army, Marines to shrink as budget slows
• Annexed farmland clear for developing
• Few complaints heard on once-a-week trash service
• Gluck looks to win 8th District with ‘something else’
• Fire and police blotter
• County advances English-only rule
• Hundreds show up for free legal advice
• Beginning tech for "End Days"!
• Two nations, one goal
• Garagiola: 'The bottom rungs are crumbling'
• Around town: Nice day for a swing
• Schools budget: Raises, class sizes head to hearing
• Ethics board seeks members
• Arts Council president follows 'a real passion'
• Officials petition for school facility funds
• Family seeks good Samaritans
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• Man sentenced to 30 years for sex offense
• Run/walk event to honor family
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• 'I'm up here on my own'
• SunTrust Bank robbed; culprit at large
• News-Post to bring back Monday paper
• Defense prevails in wrongful-death case
• Chamber TV: Episode 15 2/17/2012 12:45 PM - 2/17/2012 1:30 PM
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• Fire and police blotter
• In GOP response, Daniels blames Obama for economy
• Obama: Fast action needed
• State jobless rate lowest in nearly 3 years
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• Lawyer: State solutions start in Washington
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• Military purposes, civilian application
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• Fire and police blotter
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• What would you do with God’s number?
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• Professor leads honor society to top spot
• Expert tells jury second Taser jolt 'justified'
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• Former players remember days with 'JoePa'
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• Weinberg Center Announces Changes To Their Spring Line-Up
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• 3 injured in crash in Mount Airy
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• Fire destroys Brunswick house
• Gingrich takes South Carolina
• Around town: Cub Scout Pack 1191 Pinewood Derby
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• Superintendent's husband works in county classroom
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• Ask the Editor — Subjectivity: Friend or foe?
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• Power in pink
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• Three accused of counterfeiting
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• Miller: O’Malley to ask counties for help
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• Local entertainer who ‘just plain liked people’ dies at 82
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• Frederick man dies in crash on Md. 75
• Broadway Star Bebe Neuwirth’s Stories With Piano
• Divided on the battlefield
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• Protesters gather to stop proposed parking deck entrance
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• With battle won, teen fights war
• Trial in wrongful-death Taser case slated for this week
• Community grieves for 1 dead, 1 injured
• Motter Avenue bridge project forces closures
• 'The Telling Project' shares military's emotional spectrum
• Church organist retires after more than 5 decades
• Ask the Editor — By the numbers
• Merchants oppose sales tax increase
• Grocer to close; 40-45 to lose jobs
• Wildrick rests
• Suspect in slaying returns
• Couple hope bee technique causes swarm
• Cardin looks to learn from workforce center
• Restaurant owner begins organization aimed at saving animals, helping the community
• From rare to ridiculous
• Delegation holds first meeting of season
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• Warm weather a challenge, but skiers head to slopes
• Gate access changes coming to Fort Detrick
• Fallen soldier honored at memorial service
• County encourages businesses to hire the unemployed
• Cracking up
• Clagett: Raise hotel tax for downtown use
• FCC to begin interviewing presidential candidates
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• Fire and police blotter
• Frederick man charged after motel disturbance
• County passes on buying $360K sewer inspection truck
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• Women's club to host MLK awards breakfast
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• Around town: Wet Wednesday
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• Walkersville votes to oppose county facilities amendment
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• Emergency services pole rises at park
• 12 register to run for school board
• Fire and police blotter
• Charter school's opening in jeopardy
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• Tax talk kicks off General Assembly
• Chamber Night at the Mount 1/12/2012 6:00 PM - 1/12/2012 9:00 PM
• A solemn return
• Twentieth Annual Conference on Civil War Medicine National Museum of Civil War Medicine
• Around Town — Working hard
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• Man charged with taking car from dealership lot
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• New Hampshire: Romney bolsters lead
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• Commissioners hear input on land-use plan
• Changes coming to future city employees’ pensions
• Customers bemoan Dorsey's Meats closing in Woodsboro
• Technology company owes Army $700K
• Spat between Young, planning commissioner draws complaint
• New marketing director goes to bat for the Frederick fair
• Fire and police blotter
• Thurmont officials oppose APFO
• End Days is coming!
• Recital showcases area organists
• Middletown sets solar energy guidelines
• State likely to debate gas tax hike
• Afzali plans bid for Congress; Mooney ponders staying in race
• For sale: Liberty Road Seafood
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• St. Thomas More eyes downtown property
• Couple donates $1 million to Hospice of Frederick County
• Four men arraigned in death tied to beating
• County urges workers to support procession for fallen soldier
• Mild weather lures residents to parks
• Fire and police blotter
• Memorial's move spurs Mount Airy controversy
• Worman's Mill changes irk residents
• Maryland Shakespeare Festival
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• Forecasters predict warm winter
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• A look ahead
• Artisan repairs historic glass on Pa. building
• County reeling at potential costs of watershed plan
• Expert: People with PTSD 'have to keep fighting'
• Four charged in attack that left man dead
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• Chamber names 2011 Ambassador of the Year
• Middle school students compete in first round of MathCounts
• Wastewater grant elates officials
• Fire and police blotter
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• Grand jury issues indictments
• Know Your Leaders: Small-town mayors have varied tactics
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• Ask the Editor — An editor’s resolutions
• 'I had to give my dad his family'
• Around town — Visiting the past
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• Fallen soldier's procession set
• Celebrating a century
• Man sentenced to 27 months for embezzlement
• Laugh Station sold out tonight!!!! Come early tomorrow for tickets!!!
• City presses on with Carroll Creek park
• Warm weather boosts winter golfing
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• Funeral home plans musical event
• Fire and police blotter
• Frederick airport to receive new snowplow
• Leaders plot strategy, seek strength
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• Nonprofits see more donors giving less money
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• I-70 ramp to close for construction
• Fire and police blotter
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• Man gets five years on drug charges
• Union Bridge man faces weapon and drug charges
• Board to vote on lobbyist today
• Puppy fatally shot in Middletown
• Ready at any moment
• Sleeping girl, 5, left on bus
• David Brinkley announces bid for 6th District
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• Nonprofit seeks help replenishing the soup kitchen
• Bicycle Ad Hoc Committee reviews year's work
• Flurries drive spate of crashes in region
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• Fire and police blotter
• MLK Day event organizers seek volunteers, donations
• A new beginning
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• Man dies from crash injuries
• Gyms fill up as new year begins
• When a dream becomes reality
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• Motorcyclist in serious condition after crash
• 2011's last supper going out big
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• Classic truck auctioned to benefit MSD
• Fire and police blotter
• Improvement projects start with hammer, nails, permit
• Funeral slated for Woodsboro soldier
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• Local Verizon customers: New charges 'unnecessary'
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• Love it when friends like Joe & Kayte Williams stop by!
• Lawyer moves to bigger firm, but stays in Frederick office
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• 10-minute power cutoff scheduled today
• From choir girl to Rockette
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• Possible impact fee changes discussed
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• Extinguishing Urbana blazes
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• Spreading Christmas cheer
• County to launch notification system
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• Stores' long lines attest to flurry of post-holiday exchanges
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• Thurmont man faces drug charges
• Aiming to ‘bring the light to everyone’
• City shoplifting up in December
• Fire and police blotter
• 2 charged after dogs are found abandoned
• Vote for the top FNP story of 2011
• VOLT to Host Life, Luck, Laughter to Benefit the Weinberg Center
• Around town — Happy Hanukkah
• Brightest on the block
• Secretary asked to remove nativity scene from desk
• Officials: Elections may get overhaul
• City improves standing on list of safe communities
• Deer drive provides more than 3,000 pounds of meat to local food banks
• Poll shows Bartlett beating Democrat
• Trooper struck by car
• Bernie Callan helped found Tourism Council
• TJ student found with airsoft gun at school
• Frederick County Commissioners to tackle land-use plan
• Young man has enough Moxie to move on
• Golden Mile group balances possible, ideal
• Club ties up Christmas with a bow and a smile
• Middletown singers stifled by schedule
• Police and fire blotter
• Brunswick decides against parking-space striping
• These Reindeer are 'naughty' not nice....check out "The Eight Reindeer Monologue...
• Something to prove: Student, 70, earns doctorate after 11 years
• Race drives lawsuit over redistricting map
• Holiday travel forecast: Clouds, falling gas prices
• Young: Growth-friendly shake-up coming to Frederick County Panning Commission
• An Afternoon with Garrison Keillor at the Weinberg Center for the Arts
• Jury indicts Burger King murder suspect
• Fire and police blotter
• Local leaders criticize governor’s smart-growth plan
• Mother balances jobs to support son
• Melody Makers
• Annual event showcases artist’s works of imagination
• Secret Santas spread cheer at Kmart
• Frederick lance corporal invites first lady to Marine Corps Ball
• Lawmakers' reactions to new district lines: mixed
• Mudslide-restricted Md. 550 could be restored to two lanes by June
• Frederick Memorial Healthcare's revised parking ramp entrance plan evokes complaints
• Thanks to everyone who came to share our beloved "A Christmas Carol" these past...
• Mentor to actors teaches 'push yourself every day'
• Securing Santa
• The week ahead
• Fire and police blotter
• Senate OKs payroll tax cut, spending plan
• Thurmont: Salaries are private information
• 'Giving, not getting'
• Around Town: Meet the Clauses
• Electronic ticketing speeds Frederick police work
• Sensitivity to chemicals prompts business venture
• Actors amp up the humor in retelling of Christmas story at Union Bridge
• Facility's closure slows mail, residents say
• Final matinee of "A Christmas Carol" today at 2pm @ The Weinberg Center!
• Visions for Golden Mile center on linking strip malls
• Writer creates her own worlds
• Courting fitness: Basketball team for older women seeks more players
• City of Frederick releases details, timeline of sewage spill
• Frederick County Charter Board to public: Pay attention
• Around Town: Santa's Helpers
• Two arrested on drug charges
• Fire and police blotter
• Report: Woman fell to her death after July crash
• Animal shelter video riles Humane Society
• Ask the Editor — Printing government salaries is a matter of fairness
• Senate leaders reach agreement on payroll tax cuts
• Soldier killed in Afghanistan would give 'shirt off his back'
• Piano Virtuoso Thomas Pandolfi
• A Christmas Carol
• Mike Spain of Maryland Theatre Guide says the 8 Reindeer at MET give 'inspired p...
• Tiebreaker unsure of vote for school board president
• Federal help with heat costs to come
• Fire and police blotter
• Area residents welcome the troops back home
• It's official: Iraq War over
• Soldier from Woodsboro killed in Afghanistan
• Mike Spain of Maryland Theatre Guide reviews "A Christmas Carol"!
• Family makes second $2,500 donation to spruce up Middletown ball field
• Couple enjoy an extended stay -- for 3 years -- at Frederick hotel
• County plans tax cut, pay raises
• Walkersville moves ahead with annexation, sale of properties
• Middletown mom doubles as funky fashion lady
• Pedestrian struck on U.S. 15, thrown into ditch
• Check out our friends at McDaniel College's panto Cinderella!
• School matinee this morning Weinberg center!
• City: Bond sale saves nearly $3 million
• Fire and police blotter
• Coins to honor Key, War of 1812
• Myersville prefers differential tax rebate method
• Formula could fluctuate taxes
• $488K grant to aid fire, rescue
• Check out 'The Eight" this weekend for the darker side of Christmas cheer!
• More Christmas Carol press!
• "A Christmas Carol" this weekend only at The Weinberg Center For the Arts! Join...
• Rescued puppies fly north
• Planners OK Mount dorms expansion
• Shoppers already returning gifts at fast pace
• Fair snags Montgomery Gentry
• School board split on next president
• Urbana overcrowding focus shifts to portable classrooms
• Aged grapes, old buildings
• Mail-order reds and whites help wineries see holiday green
• Around town: Straighten up
• Club leader passionate about helping youths
• Riders decry proposed MARC cuts
• Man, 24, sentenced in armed robbery
• Every senior has a Santa: Gift program celebrates most successful year
• ‘No call is worth a human life’
• Brunswick council considers transit-oriented project downtown
• Myersville officials: Dominion decision rests with the federal government
• Thurmont man faces assault charges, says he was protecting cousin
• Worman's Mill proposal rearranges residences, retail
• Frederick woman tries to capture humanity of homeless in photos
• Father of man in standoff charged with assaulting police
• Fire and police blotter
• Final matinee of "A Commedia Pinocchio" this Sat. at 2pm! Treat the family to a...
• Official says spill caused by explosion
• Man pleads guilty to arson
• Administrators look to Magnet to ease overcrowding
• Join us for "A Christmas Carol"! This weekend only at The Weinberg Center for th...
• Chamber TV: Episode 14 1/20/2012 12:45 PM - 1/20/2012 1:30 PM
• Frederick has another chance to win $50,000 from Reader's Digest!
• New Member Reception - January 2012 1/24/2012 3:15 PM - 1/24/2012 4:30 PM
• FNA Industry Roundtable: How to avoid an ERISA audit 1/24/2012 8:30 AM - 1/24/2012 9:30 AM
• Manufacturing Industry Roundtable: How to avoid an ERISA audit 1/12/2012 8:30 AM - 1/12/2012 9:30 AM
• Biotech Industry Roundtable: How to avoid an ERISA audit 1/10/2012 8:30 AM - 1/10/2012 9:30 AM
• Ravens dominate Colts from start to finish in 24-10 win
• Redskins lose to Patriots 34-27
• Barricade situation closes Md. 85 for seven hours
• Gas House Pike reopened after problem at sewer plant
• Church leader brings his faith to Colombia
• A look ahead
• Meet the illuminati
• Long MET day! "Pinocchio" matinee, "Reindeer" Gala NIght performance and "Chris...
• Fire and police blotter
• Board with life: Local man makes hobby into career, business
• Frederick observes Human Rights Day
• Group surveys Mount Airy for needs, wants
• Around town: The big moment
• Animal experts: Holidays pose pet dangers
• 21 of Frederick's 'Living Treasures' accept honors
• Complaints show debtors' frustration, fear
• Final 2 performances of "A Commedia Pinocchio" today at 2pm & next Sat at 2pm!...
• Family releases hostage video in mysterious Iran kidnapping
• Ask The Editor — Story ideas can start anywhere
• Part of Dream Act lawsuit dropped
• Bank employee enjoys lending a helping hand
• Religious Coalition seeks donations for children
• A carbon-neutral Christmas
• Man charged with taking roommate’s SUV, driving drunk
• Teens charged in robbery with knife
• Before Kringle's big ride
• Study: Frederick workforce to see 42.5 percent jump
• Gymnastics coach faces Va. sex charges
• Wright to return as TJ football coach
• Come see "The Eight Reindeer Monologues" and see who's naughty and who's nice! T...
• 2 School matinees of "A Christmas Carol" down and 1 evening performance to go at...
• Hospital, residents work together to avert a nightmare on Elm Street
• Bryan Voltaggio is on a roll with yet another restaurant planned
• Son is first to compete on wrestling mat that bears his father's name
• $775,000 bail set for bank robbery suspect
• Venison drive planned
• Mount Airy man wins $50K
• Around town: Detrick Christmas
• For tennis instructor, game is a passion worth sharing
• Human rights event planned
• Civil War Santa to make appearance
• Visitor center planned at Emmitsburg Grotto
• Traffic stop ends in drug arrest
• Nursing home direction outsourced
• Fire and police blotter
• Program helps Spanish speakers improve skills in native tongue
• Reindeer press! Opening weekend!!
• Join us for a very merry, heart-warming holiday treat!
• The Eight Reindeer Monologues
• Don't forget... "The Eight Reindeer Monologues" only $5 tonight! Cash only at t...
• Fire and police blotter
• Toy store owners inspire creativity
• U.S. weather: Disasters topping $1 billion set record
• Residents, city talk Walter Martz Road work
• St. John's Catholic Prep to buy school building
• On tour: See us this weekend at Carroll Arts Center in Westminster or at The Wei...
• Snake enthusiast special to air
• Sharing memories: Alzheimer's Association hosts presentation
• Power shutdown planned
• Two charged after drugs, gun found in traffic stop
• Around Town: Afternoon dousing
• Public weighs in on waste-to-energy plant before permit process
• Capital One Bank robbed; suspect charged
• Woman killed in crash supported four family members
• This....we do not like!
• Unexpected career blossoms
• Emmitsburg sewer rates to increase
• Wheelbarrow full of wire leads to arrest
• City of Frederick accepting rezoning requests
• Aldermen explore goal-driven City of Frederick budget idea
• Frederick County's growing 65-and-older population mirrors national trend
• Overnight forecast calls for snowfall
• Fire and police blotter
• Commissioners to discuss nursing home private management
• Deer carcass dumping upsets Frederick woman
• County forging ahead with incinerator
• Where’s the venison?
• First school matinee of A Christmas Carol today at Carroll Arts Center!
• Armed robber holds up bank in Frederick
• Urbana strives for safety with school-crossing switch
• Occupy Frederick, police prepare for encampment
• Fire and police blotter
• Around Urbana — Live Nativity Scene
• Pet owners celebrate holidays with Santa
• Wanted: Santas
• Shoe repair shop owner continues to have fun at work
• Penny-wise or pound-foolish?
• Onlookers predict GOP turmoil in 6th District
• Civil War Santa At The National Museum of Civil War Medicine
• The week ahead
• Advocate, mentor's passion is helping others achieve
• Pet owners celebrate winter holidays with Santa
• Volunteers make holiday brighter for families in need
• Residents ask lawmakers for recall option
• Jefferson Street corridor ready for makeover
• Knights to remember
• Dancers unite during Home for the Holidays event
• From Navy submarine to Market Street, chef has enjoyed his journey
• Christmas in Thurmont sees record turnout
• County food stamp overpayment margin much lower than state, national averages
• Butterfly meadow honors Billotti-Wood family
• Fort Detrick MC4 unit honored for medical support program
• Boarder denies claims of horse abuse
• Student accused of showing handgun
• Radio station’s Christmas Cash raises thousands for children
• TLC's 'Virgin Diaries' to feature local man
• Mount professor plans for busy retirement
• Fire and police blotter
• Local Brief
• Frederick County TransIT services, two drivers named best in state
• Mount Airy seeks cost-effective law enforcement
• This year, a clean sweep
• Middletown wins 2A state football championship
• Five men face separate trials in home invasion case
• Grand jury indicts in robbery of mentally disabled Frederick man
• Unemployment rate is lowest since 2009
• Ask the Editor — Let’s try to do better
• Commedia Pinocchio sold out for Sat! Get your tickets for Sunday at 2pm!!
• Public-private liaison opens lines of communication, officials say
• County looks at lowering property tax
• 6th District race heats up
• Board battles packed schools
• Survival class teacher shares his love of outdoors
• Fire and police blotter
• $10,000 prize set to help repave Middletown Middle School track
• Aldermen pass development resolution
• A gold rush
• Middletown curfew to take effect Dec. 18
• Bone marrow drive set for Saturday in Mount Airy
• Housing market ripe, but first-timers won't bite
• Around Town: Winning artwork
• Saturday run to honor Byron
• Aldermen brainstorm ways to attract businesses
• From NFL cheerleader to Zumba instructor
• Parents sound off on school schedules
• Mayor needs three to field Green Team
• City wants focus on economic development
• Official says WTE incinerator construction remains on track
• Officials: Crossing guard at middle school a first step
• Conviction paves way for murder charge
• Bartlett chief of staff resigns, considers run for 6th district seat
• Fire and police blotter
• At last, time for the tree
• A 'Bluesion' Adventure with The Deanna Bogart Band
• U.S. to pay $2.5 million in Florida anthrax death case
• Giordano freed from Aruban jail
• Panel examines Frederick County's response to illegal immigration
• Around Town — Still Shopping
• City, county agencies prepare for winter weather
• Fire and police blotter
• Police: Man wielded knife in fight
• Urbana Middle School to receive crossing guard
• Meet the man behind bio-defense at USAMRIID
• Fort Detrick to be allowed on county land for testing
• County employees lose three holidays
• Woman killed in I-70 crash leaves behind 5 teenage children
• Outsourcing effort targets county’s audit department
• Planning begins for Francis Scott Key production
• Mike Spain of Maryland Theatre guide calls A Commedia Pinocchio "a delightful sh...
• Hurricane Katrina survivor moves in to Habitat for Humanity duplex
• Fire and police blotter
• Holiday gifts and greens planning
• Holiday retail sales up as Cyber Monday takes center stage
• Police ID dead homeless man
• Walter Martz Road to close
• Invention aims to improve golf swing
• State police issue more than 10,000 holiday traffic citations
• Police identify victim in I-270 crash
• Seasonal sales
• Schools considering change in four-block schedule
• Debating a Gettysburg tradition
• Notre Dame grad receives Catholic education award
• The week ahead
• Katrina survivor brings touch of New Orleans to Habitat for Humanity new-home dedication
• Fire and police blotter
• Katrina survivor set to move into Habitat home
• Small Business day lures shoppers to downtown Frederick
• State grants to local nonprofits aimed at helping the homeless
• Emmitsburg mayor wants to make a good town better
• "Commedia Pinocchio" today at 2pm!! Come on out and enjoy the day!
• Fish will not seek re-election to board
• Two killed, 8 injured on I-70
• Up early for the long wait
• Man's body found behind former gym
• Weather buoys deal-hunters' Black Friday shopping quest
• Colorful crafts lift nursing home
• During holidays, plumbers get the call
• Sweet 16 scavengers
• Illustrating victory — and defeat
• Student aims to brighten India
• Fire and police blotter
• Local briefs
• State research group turns attention to toys
• Man on horseback takes a stand on Afghanistan
• Aruban judge orders Giordano's release
• " Commedia Pinocchio" opens today at 2pm! Bring the family down for some great...
• A Commedia Pinocchio
• Frosty Friday.....Round 2!!! Karli, Lori, Ashley & Rhoni hit the streets!
• Rescue Mission's new addition hosts Thanksgiving meal first time
• County shops ready for ‘Small Business Saturday’
• Early bird gets the hottest deals on Black Friday
• Death notices
• Holiday crashes kill two, injure three
• Local briefs
• Wildlife seek safe routes under highways
• Weinberg Winterfest and Tuba Christmas Concert
• MET wishes everyone a Happy Thanksgiving. We are thankful to be able to 'create...
• Around town: Gobble
• Beating the rush
• High hopes for Frosty Friday
• Around town — Flooding of the holiday
• Three arrested in major cocaine busts
• Local dog owners participate in national show
• Officials urge residents to can the grease
• Urbana girl, 5, helps those in need with fundraiser
• County closings for Thanksgiving
• Fire marshal releases turkey fryer safety tips
• Fire and police blotter
• Father of boy injured on Rocky Ridge slide files suit
• We're gettin' ready for the holidays!!!
• 'The most profitable four hours of the year': Bars expect big night from returning college students
• Frederick Community Action Agency gives away 1,000 turkeys
• Commissioner Smith's lawsuit challenges redistricting
• Parents concerned about Urbana Middle walkers’ safety
• County drops proposal to give school board taxing authority
• Experts predict Thanksgiving travel increase
• Frederick Zoning Board of Appeals OKs antennae on tower
• Brunswick council wrestles with motions to reconsider
• A career spent reinforcing the 'safety net'
• Pollution violation leads to $29K fine for Canam Steel
• Fire and police blotter
• Board approves two charter schools' sites
• No mention of taxing authority in Board of Education position list
• Lottery winner collects — in style
• Former employee to serve seven years for extortion, burglary
• Salvation Army increases Red Kettle campaign goal to match need
• Linganore's new chief
• Union Bridge man charged in barroom assault
• Fire and police blotter
• Consolidation worries Postal Service employees
• Commissioners debate sewer rate increases
• State finds fault with land-use review
• Cyclist earns training certification, brings passion, knowledge to Frederick riders
• Commissioners approve changes to ethics law
• Model year?
• A look ahead
• State agency told disabled it had no money while building $34M surplus
• Md. revokes 157 nursing assistants' certificates
• Criminal justice association appoints local president-elect
• Quads stick together at FCC
• Riding high: For some, business commute is airborne
• Around Town: Occupy Frederick
• Young cyclists learn safe riding skills
• Workers detect odor in Area B
• TJ student loves the rush of racing
• One dead in crash
• Woman injured in Mount Airy blaze
• Local briefs: Business collects coats, jackets for children
• Auditors highlight savings in report
• Final performance of "American Buffalo" tonight at 7pm! Still seats available,...
• Fire and police blotter
• Walkersville High School takes science for a test drive
• Spending cuts could pose threat
• House says no to mandating balanced budget
• Ask the Editor — Covering the occupiers
• Nonprofit, Frederick dentist partner to straighten kids' teeth
• Downtown Frederick mural unveiling
• Military visit to Maryland School for the Deaf Middle School
• Making strides toward mobility, artist ditches wheelchair
• N.Y. woman faces prostitution charges after Frederick motel encounter
• Some school board members say revised ethics policy goes too far
• Thrifty Thanksgiving
• Frederick County grand jury indicts in drug, burglary cases
• Battle looms over land-use changes
• "American Buffalo" is nearly sold out tonight!! Only 3 more performances left!!...
• Last night MET Ensemble Member, Julie helped organize a 'flash mob' for The Comm...
• Community Foundation: Marking 25 years of giving
• Frederick County tax credit plan aimed at seniors advances
• Cold-weather shelter opens for winter
• Disdain for rich unifies Occupy Frederick protesters
• Frederick aldermen approve police contract
• Around Town — It's beginning to look a lot like ...
• Man charged with stealing from police vehicles
• Mural unveiling set in downtown Frederick
• Commission votes against rezoning effort
• 'Twilight' Time: Film saga’s fans line up to see first part of final installment
• "American Buffalo" Tonight through Sunday....last chance to see this critically...
• Final Thursday of American Buffalo tonight at MET. Tickets only $15.
• The price of opposition
• Around town: Toys for Tots
• Woman's rare book find shows more mature side of Dr. Seuss
• Thieves target flood victim
• Report: More seek substance abuse help
• Fourth-graders act out
• Teens receptive to Middletown curfew
• Fire and police blotter
• Drawing the line: Residents, developers turn out to voice opinions on rezoning
• Workers push back against earlier holiday openings
• Petition denied for Lewistown woman seeking return of cats
• Officials weigh in on illegal immigration
• Local briefs
• Deer sharpshooting now under way at Catoctin
• Drafting process under way for possible Frederick County charter
• Fire and police blotter
• Thurmont Leo Club member wins international honor
• County natives among St. Mary’s temporary cruise ship dwellers
• Delegate urges partnerships for construction projects funding
• Aldermen to discuss rental ordinance
• Around Town: Smile
• Around Town: Solar Power
• Scouting for Food donations down significantly
• Volt owners prepare to open lunch spot on Carroll Creek
• Holidays dominate Frederick County personnel discussion
• Lawsuit aims to block Frederick County rezoning
• Judge hears arguments in county race bias case
• Grammy Award Winning Sam Bush at the Weinberg Center
• Fire and police blotter
• They got the beat: Mallet Day features the different sounds of percussion instruments
• Frederick police contract heads for a vote
• Family to host benefit for slain mother’s children
• Middletown commissioners set date for town curfew vote
• Vendor charged with indecent exposure at Veterans Day parade
• Armed robbery suspect arrested
• Public set to address land use
• Counterterrorism specialist turns to humor in new book
• Clearing the way for winter
• Worker dies after skid-loader accident
• Gettysburg witness-tree seedlings inspired hundreds
• Two days of rain, but no flooding in the forecast
• Thurmont considers change in water, sewer billing
• Way Station Thanksgiving Day Turkey Trot 1K and 5K
• FINAL WEEK TO CATCH THE CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED HIT, "AMERICAN BUFFALO"!!
• 4-H instructor awarded junior faculty distinction
• 'I've got choices today'
• The week ahead
• FCC concert features music to beat the band
• Police/fire blotter
• Baltimore flops again - loses to Seahawks 22-17
• Redskins lose fifth game in a row - this time to Miami 20-9
• Golden resurgence
• Musical gift spreads joy, charity
• Local research lab watchdog group marks one year
• Legionnaires' disease cases on the rise in Frederick County
• Model homes, area cooks on display at event to support Brunswick Food Bank
• Exhibition showcases gaited horses' smooth ride, mellow manners
• Emmitsburg sewer rates could rise by 50 percent or more
• Ask the Editor — Wish list for 2012
• New funds resurrect Frederick hotel plan
• New Market Elementary students pay tribute to veterans
• Group floats Occupy Frederick idea
• Thurmont Senior Center coordinator gets paid in hugs
• Burkittsville Ruritan Club wants to rebuild pavilion
• Local Brief
• Fire and police blotter
• Taps in tribute: American Legion post hosts Veterans Day ceremony
• Woman: Cats weren't neglected
• Christmas tree farmers: Fee puts us out on a limb
• Civil War history hits auction block
• Cobra victim's widow fights Animal Planet show
• Penn State alumni in county deal with Paterno firing
• Veterans groups adapt
• Retailers, smartphones get around Black Friday
• Institute donates $100,000 for STEM education
• Woman who caught fire dies
• Socks for veterans: Jefferson boy remembers those who serve year-round
• Redistricting map faces legal challenge
• Frederick couple dedicated to feeding the needy
• Fire and police blotter
• National Museum Of Civil War Medicine Honored By The United States Army Medical Department
• Fire and police blotter
• Around town: Only a test
• Lt. governor talks jobs, gas tax hike at Rotary Club
• Work to begin at senior center
• Board criticizes charter school plan
• Pastor brings faith to friends
• Superintendent at battlefield to oversee Antietam
• City explores leaner benefits for future employees
• Burn victim in critical condition
• Trustees fire Paterno, president
• Lawyer talks sexual harassment amid Cain allegations
• State Highway Administration adds tool to winter vehicle fleet
• Musical chairs: Scheduling conflict leaves Walkersville High School scrambling to field a band
• Veterans Day 2011: Local observances and closings
• Every critic that has reviewed American Buffalo has raved about it and thinks yo...
• Medical Innovators Honored as Heroes and Pioneers
• Rink event shoots, skates for a breast cancer cure
• Parts of county still recovering from weekend snowstorm
• Wedding goes on, despite power failure from snowstorm
• Bras for a Cause supports cancer patients
• Officials call for program changes
• Retiring court clerk expects to remain active in prison ministry
• Close Encounters: Neighboring duo’s ‘joint venture’ creates elaborate Halloween displays
• Tree doctors busy after snowstorm
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Nonprofit Seminar Series: Advocacy 101 11/29/2011 11:30 AM - 11/29/2011 1:30 PM
• HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!!!
• A look ahead
• Teachers' program 'like family'
• Fundraisers skate and shoot for breast cancer cure
• Local doctor lauded for work on hepatitis B
• Bras add up to cash for breast cancer
• Sold house tonight! Great audience! Thanks for coming!
• Kids Are Heroes Day
• Bay Bridge toll changes to take effect Tuesday
• Fire and police blotter
• O’Malley appoints student from Frederick to Education Commission
• About 2 million in Northeast lose electricity
• Expert: Case shows value of living wills
• Drug disposal event
• ‘No Candy’ signs on Halloween in Frederick County
• Snow surprise: October storm brings crashes, power failures
• Teacher's transition tones down music program at Walkersville
• Bring on the HEAT! "American Buffalo" will keep you warm tonight! Come on down...
• Check out American Buffalo tonight, Saturday 8pm at MET, because Sunday is SOLD...
• Fire and police blotter
• Top city salary: $126,252
• Murder charges filed
• Ask the Editor — To err is human, unfortunately
• Snow in forecast for today
• Students walk to support Frederick Rescue Mission
• Christmas carols, marketing in October too early for some
• Fire company helps illustrate dangers of drugs and alcohol with crash demonstration
• Rabbi settles in Frederick after traveling the world
• Slaying suspect has history with immigration officials
• Commissioners approve zoning changes
• Halloween in Frederick County
• Injuries minor in 3-vehicle crash
• Mom wins fight against school testing
• Fire and police blotter
• Police to update homicide inquiry
• A Hood College tradition continues with Safe Harvest
• City has until 2017 for $50 million treatment plant upgrade
• Emmitsburg explores Neighborhood Watch program
• Commissioners come up with legislative wish list
• Director, Peter Wray, discusses "American Buffalo" by David Mamet. This gritty...
• Wintry mix forecast
• Mother gets one year in infant's death
• Around Town — Titan Pride
• Fire and police blotter
• Brunswick council approves master plan
• 68 dead cats found on property near Thurmont
• Halloween kicks off in Baker Park
• Race for 6th District coming into focus
• Linganore grad sentenced in Fla. murder
• Customer: Mail slow ahead of facility's closure
• Business owners fuming over potential increase
• Council to vote on changes to impact fees
• Gas tax hike proposed
• $5 preview of American Buffalo tonight at MET (FSK Hotel, 31 W Patrick) Cash on...
• Hello, helicopter: Aerial sawing set in Mount Airy-New Market area
• Women launch efforts to help those in need
• Halloween in Baker Park events scheduled
• Fire and police blotter
• Prosecutors to seek life with no parole for murder suspect
• Granting school board taxing authority could cost taxpayers
• YMCA CEO leaves organization
• Around town — Under the hood
• Panel recommends privatizing parts of audit division
• Canadian cold front rolling into Frederick
• Forecast calls for record heating oil prices this winter
• Officials: Frederick WTE plant different from Harrisburg facility
• Credit union memberships rise: New bank fees drive customers to consider other options
• Chamber TV: Episode 12 11/18/2011 12:45 PM - 11/18/2011 1:30 PM
• Thursday night is $5 Preview night for "American Buffalo". Cash only at the door!!
• Fire and police blotter
• Around town: Wolfsville Elementary — Power a Bright Future contest
• Middletown discusses plan to repair unsafe sidewalks
• Free car-care checkups offered
• A lesson on drug abuse
• House fire damage estimated at $25K
• Alzheimer’s walk attracts about 800
• With security spotty, many had access to anthrax at Fort Detrick
• Middletown Marine returns home after building collapse
• Heartly House CEO leaves organization
• Cosmetology major becomes Frederick Idol
• Oh, Deer: Mating season leads to vehicle crashes in county
• In The Mood at Weinberg Center For The Arts
• Gettysburg named a top event in U.S.
• A little Mamet....
• A look ahead
• Cosmetology major becomes Frederick idol
• Alzheimer’s walk attracts about 800
• Pumpkin carving, the modern way
• Lions Club donates $11,700 to county schools
• Conflicted Iraq faces uncertain future
• Former county budget officer 'balances out'
• Fall harvest festival shows rural heritage
• Drugs, beatings: Gang activity detailed
• Special Olympics athletes compete at sports festival
• iPads touch Hood
• Around town: Steeple view
• Mount Pleasant girl, 8, spurs successful book donation drive
• Boy Scouts' good turn to benefit food banks
• County cuts off loan program
• Fauble indicted on arson charges
• Frederick County to consider easing burden of renovating homes for business use
• Procurement conference aims to help small businesses
• Courts intervene in fight over hospitalized man's feeding tube
• Second Annual There's No Place Like Home 5k Run/Walk
• The Red Run 5-K
• Set designer Ira Domser works on completing the set for our upcoming production...
• Gadhafi killed in hometown battle
• State offers Bechtel $9.5 million to keep 1,250 jobs in Frederick
• Jefferson resident receives Presidential Citizens Medal
• Area residents speak out on Gadhafi
• Fire and police blotter
• Overseas soldiers to receive kids’ letters
• O’Malley signs redistricting plan
• Police vehicles come in $20,000 under budget
• Charter board case appealed to state’s highest court
• Uncertain future in store for Libya
• Man arrested at Hood on peeping Tom charges
• 8PM. COMEDY PIGS. ARTOMATIC....BE THERE. YOU WON'T REGRET IT! & IT'S FREE!!
• FCC selects presidential search committee
• Arts Council's Hall of Fame grows by four
• Groups advocate for area's disabled workforce
• Rose Hill Manor museum director works to preserve a unique history
• At mission's garden, growth
• Ex-bookkeeper sentenced to 18 months in theft case
• Financial panel awaits volunteers
• Redistricting bill on cusp of approval
• Northeast states form electric vehicle network
• Dozens of cats rescued: More than 80 animals taken to county shelter
• Retailers predict average holiday sales
• Fire and police blotter
• Frederick County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Frederick County
• Come on over to Artomatic tonight at 7pm to see selections from MET's "Canterbur...
• Md. cops: Remains may be missing son of slain mom
• Fall Sports Festival marks the culmination of the season
• Two sentenced in separate burglary cases
• Helping high-risk soldiers earns White House recognition
• Family shares Christian message with passers-by
• Stadium event preps Voltaggio brothers for cookbook's release
• County agencies already preparing for winter snow
• Frederick County releases legislative proposals
• Frederick County veterans clubs make push for slots approval
• House of Delegates expected to vote on redistricting today
• School board won’t provide count of undocumented students
• Bartlett's Republican support may be eroding
• Coming Soon!!
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• Around town – Cutting up
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• Around Town: Seasonal splendor unfurls
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• Around Town — 10th anniversary
• Ask the Editor — Fluid process builds final product
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• Impact fees are above norm
• Race, trail planned in honor of Mount student
• 'Thanks, Oprah'
• Frederick County Girl Scouts prepare to celebrate 100 years
• Bartlett prepares to defend his seat
• Project:OUT gives voice to those who need it
• FCPS enrollment up
• Two arrested on drug charges in separate incidents
• Analyst: Waste-to-energy ‘not clean’
• Frederick County to lift excise tax burden
• Alleged local gang members indicted
• Fire and police blotter
• Women Fully Clothed Bring Sketch Comedy To The Weinberg Center For The Arts
• Report: Incinerators pollute more than coal plants
• Carroll County to re-evaluate energy decision
• Volt owners plead for change in city fees
• Teachers oppose county position to tally undocumented students
• City vows it will finish Carroll Creek project ASAP
• Jumping jack flash mob
• American Dream movement comes to Square Center
• Officials discuss merits of Monocacy Boulevard project
• Charter school facilities plan OK'd
• Shockley continues tradition at Auto Dealers Association
• Hough to offer own redistricting proposal
• Telecommunications tower has softer approval process
• District Court program offers free legal advice
• Watchin' the wheels
• Police ID motorcyclist in fatal weekend crash
• Bridge Building: Project is another piece of Monocacy construction puzzle
• Two wheels, three men, four European countries
• Brunswick master plan nears approval
• Commissioners forging ahead with 235-item business list
• Fire and Police blotter
• Missing in Aruba: Giordano seeks release
• Charges dropped in carjacking case
• Protesters set to descend on Frederick: American Dream group backs Occupy Wall Street
• U.S. ties Iran to assassination plot
• 1964: The Tribute Returns to the Weinberg Center for the Arts
• An Evening With Emily Wells
• MET will be Artomatic@Frederick throughout Oct & Nov. beginning this Wed with Th...
• Director of funeral homes worked his way to success
• House legislation cuts funds for 'Race to the Top'
• A look ahead
• Cracked Claw, Maryland's first OTB, closes doors for last time
• Runaway vehicle involved in I-70 crash near Frederick
• Frederick wants to walk away from diabetes
• Crowds at Colorfest bag unique finds
• The Great Pumpkin Patch
• Wall Street protesters: We're just like you
• Lights, camera, action — 72 Film Fest
• Flood flashback
• Around the county — Fire station open houses
• Fire and police blotter
• Student board member ready to make students voice be heard
• 900 clean up Frederick on The Big Day of Serving
• Recent arson arrests highlight work of new task force
• Summer Fun made ‘better community’
• Elementary math league set to challenge students
• Bank of America cuts 20 local jobs
• Brinkley waits to assess bid for Congress
• Ask the Editor — Editorial debates
• Retired dancer finds new way to pursue her passion
• Fire and police blotter
• Frederick County Farm Bureau elects new officers
• Grand jury indicts in armed robberies
• Emmitsburg brothers charged in copper theft
• Ballenger Creek roundabout opens
• Judge upholds rejection of county charter petition
• Around town: Evening on the Riviera
• Cardboard city rises
• Frederick’s comprehensive plan embodies dream vs. reality
• Farmers: Redistricting plan threatens rural Frederick
• Columbus Day closings
• City alderman challenges mayor’s leadership
• Weinberg Center presents On Screen/In Person’s: Little Town of Bethlehem
• Tap Kids at the Weinberg Center for the Arts
• Final Weekend for "The Pirates of Pelican Point"! Don't Miss It! Bring the kid...
• Around town — Out for a walk
• Fire companies plan open houses
• Hood College honors alumna during room dedication
• TransIT offers new ideas to save organization, county funding
• Commissioners oppose splitting the county in redistricting proposal
• Apple fans reach for Steve Jobs’ devices to mourn him
• The apple dumpling gang: Academy tradition reaches 165 years
• Proposed bill would shift tax power to schools
• Census: Housing bust worst since Great Depression
• Join us for a swashbuckling weekend of fun family entertainment! "The Pirates o...
• A few of the women of "Exuviae" went to FCC today to present excerpts for the sh...
• College students sound off on walkout protests
• Presidential race suddenly put into sharper focus
• Jobs’ legacy shaped globe
• Curbing free parking: About 180 meters may be installed downtown
• Power cutoff planned Oct. 9, 10 downtown
• Around town: Fall flight
• Deportation stayed for woman in civil rights case
• Officials: Digital communications expected in May
• Report: Pa. man jumped to death
• County investigates possible case of TB at Hood College
• Residents weigh in on slots proposal
• Insurance agent makes her mark
• Fire and police blotter
• Forget goldfish: Fair-goers claim money, property
• Around Town — Elder Expo
• New Member Reception - October 2011 10/25/2011 12:45 PM - 10/25/2011 2:00 PM
• Retiring Maryland State Police sergeant recalled for work with public
• Frederick Community College prof helps students catch up
• ‘Ghost Whisperer’ offers recipes from beyond the grave
• Blessing the beasts
• History, cycling merge in Frederick's History Bicycle Loop
• Missing in Aruba: Dogs search for Frederick woman
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Local Briefs
• Around Town — A-maze-ing
• Frederick County slots not a sure thing
• Wakersville’s Martin’s Caterers to close in June
• Warmer, sunnier days ahead could help make for vivid fall foliage
• Meet the cast of "American Buffalo"! Tad Janes, Jeff Keilholtz and Clayton Myers.
• Driver of car injured in crash with tractor-trailer
• Firefighters battle two farm blazes
• Buehrer, Kinnaird win Thurmont board seats
• Debit card fee: 'It's a rip-off'
• Citizens invited to comment on possible slots legislation
• Parking garage among four multi-million-dollar projects at Frederick Community College
• Citizens committee asks for more data on internal audits
• New analysis: no significant increases in cancer rates
• Business Outlook - October 2011 10/28/2011 7:30 AM - 10/28/2011 9:00 AM
• Colorfest 2011: Thurmont craft show back for 48th year
• TJ High grad inducted as a Steinway artist
• A look ahead
• Frederick Watchdog: What's in a lunch?
• Final performance of "Why Torture is Wrong" tonight at 7pm! Last chance to see...
• Around Town — Walking the Walk
• Hairy, biting ants invade from Texas to Mississippi
• Michael Moore keeps crowd on their toes
• Commissioners debate time commitment
• Ten years, running
• Around Town — Railroad Days
• Museum to open near burned lot of Civil War chapel
• Officials ask residents to help establish health improvement plan
• Soaking up the fun: Rain tempers crowd, but not spirits at Oktoberfest
• Death of U.S.-born cleric silences al-Qaida voice in West
• Around Town: Dance to the music
• Discount dress-up: Formalwear consignment funds scholarships
• Middletown gardener brightens local veterans post
• Two face burglary charges
• Pileup: City of Frederick garbage trial reaches halfway mark
• Pumpkin yield down
• Ask the Editor — Balancing news value, responding to readers' reactions
• Man charged in arsons denied bail
• High schools miss standards, prompt review
• Chamber TV: Episode 11 10/21/2011 12:45 PM - 10/21/2011 1:30 PM
• Construction under way on solar farm
• Don't miss the final 3 performances of "Why Torture is Wrong, and the People Who...
• Around Town: In Her Shoes
• Amputee speaks about overcoming adversity
• Fire and Police blotter
• Rainy weekend ahead for area residents
• Local woman’s poems collected for new book
• Costs begin to pile up with nursing home work
• Residents breathe easier after arrest in arsons
• Come Saturday, don't even read text messages while driving
• Mom finds bugs in cereal
• See what Charlie Smith of Want2Dish.Com Frederick County has to say about The Fu...
• Man charged in arsons, spotted on security video
• Willard gets nod for auto dealer award
• City ponders empowering volunteers to patrol parks
• Good Samaritan recalls helping stabbing victim
• Around town: At the pole
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• 'That's it': Couple to close longtime Frederick business
• Fire and police blotter
• Flags flown in Iraq to boost fundraiser
• Court hearing set on power facility linked to PATH
• Frederick News Post today said "GO SEE IT" about our production of "Why Torture...
• Fire and police blotter
• Rainy days ahead
• Thurmont candidate satisfies liens, hopes past won’t affect voters’ decisions
• Frederick police-sheriff merger goes nowhere
• 'I knew I had to speak up,' says mom of Down syndrome baby
• Urbana High teacher earns medal, accommodation from Philadelphia University student
• Briggs defeats incumbent Hoover in Emmitsburg mayoral election
• Brunswick Council supports Main Street’s bid for additional funding
• New Brew: Operation to open in November in former ice-cream factory
• Chefs join forces at Volt to fight kids' hunger
• Warrant operation nets 40 arrests
• Officials: Shots-fired case may be gang-related
• Medical Innovators Honored as Pioneers
• Haunted Dead Or Alive
• We're psyched for the opening of Artomatic@Frederick!
• Organizers: Fair a success despite show-stopping rain
• Emmitsburg woman parties with Emmy stars
• Toxic mushroom meal lands man, 82, in hospital
• Middletown officials revisit curfew talks
• Board weighs different scheduling for students
• Coming Together: Group of religious leaders ends nationwide reconciliation tour in Frederick
• Man charged with attempted murder
• Police union may be close to contract
• Slain Burger King manager’s partner recalls dedicated mother
• Fire and police blotter
• Final week to see "Why Torture is Wrong, and the People Who Love Them" by Christ...
• Walkersville resident is active in business group
• A look ahead
• 'They're our future'
• Flying Dog Brewery Sponsoring Film Series at The Weinberg Center for The Arts
• Fire and police blotter
• Frederick man charged with rape
• Monocacy students are a group teachers can believe in
• Vince Gill closes The Great Frederick Fair's grandstand concerts
• West Frederick Middle School wants your old electronics
• Love of film leads student to document studying abroad
• Frederick marks connection to explorer Meriwether Lewis
• Unruly teens, crime sully Carroll Creek's idyllic vibe
• The Currington swoon
• Vendors, attendees weigh in on rain, foot traffic, costs of Great Frederick Fair
• Prank classifieds draw 'Tonight Show' attention to Frederick trio
• Workers prep for rain at Currington concert
• Reigning supreme: Breeders compete for ribbons, prestige
• Flooding closes roads, strands a few drivers
• Ask the Editor — Fair journalism
• 'Just a bunch of guys' wheelin' in Jefferson
• Fire and police blotter
• Local brief: Barracks events slated
• Charter group makes pitch
• Students turn entrepreneurs
• Rucker fulfills fan's bucket list
• The classics keep on rolling
• Should county absorb city police?
• Fire and police blotter
• Commissioners OK pump station for pilot program
• Man charged with stabbing roommate
• Detrick’s Homeland Security lab passes CDC inspection
• Thousands raised in the annual beef, sheep and swine sale
• Car-Free Day inspires commuters to ride or walk
• Local transportation priorities remain unchanged, state official says
• How to burn through $25, and then some, on the GFF midway
• Birthing center draws big crowds at The Great Frederick Fair
• $15 tix to hilarious WHY TORTURE IS WRONG tonight (9/22 @ 8pm) at Maryland Ensem...
• Search firm OK'd by FCC trustees
• Get ready, get set at the Demolition Derby
• Heed the horse and hang on
• Practice makes perfect: Hagerstown man wins first place in jousting competition
• Subcontractor pleads guilty in concrete case
• SAT scores decline as number taking test increases
• Bidders ready to lease if city buys hangar
• Around town: Off to Washington
• The Great Frederick Fair: Just a scratch
• Deportation could tangle civil rights case
• Fair's grandstand brings memories
• Then and now, harness racing a big part of fair
• Fire and police blotter
• "Why Torture is Wrong" is making everybody 'think'. See what Want2Dish.Com Fred...
• Only 2 more weekends to see MET's season opener. Performances this Thur, Fri, S...
• Still making plans for the weekend? How about a show at MET? Only 2 more weeke...
• Fire and police blotter
• Well-suited for fundraising success
• Winning watermelon tops 140 pounds
• All's fair in Frederick
• Pretty cow contest winner
• Daughters recognize Constitution Week
• Outdoor-oriented charter school seeks more welcoming climate in Frederick County
• Planned power cutoff begins Sunday night
• 'Today' show weatherman has a field day at The Great Frederick Fair
• Political tents focus on jobs, economy
• Summer’s end set to bring rain
• Thurmont election forum engages candidates
• Defense: Re-enactment in Aruba was 'one-sided'
• Businessman turned teacher follows passion
• Frederick Theater Season Launch Party Location: The Cultural Arts Center – 15 W....
• Vote for the MET for Best Entertainment Value!!!
• Officials, residents meet to discuss arsons
• Deputies policing fair for first time
• County employees’ workweek could expand
• Ring-ready: 4-H judging
• The noise, the power: Tractor pull revs engines, excites crowd
• Fort Detrick lawyer readies for cancer cluster lawsuit
• Car show benefits Alzheimer's Association
• Volunteer to join immigrant students' quest for citizenship
• Frederick County privatization committee starts work
• Emmycast with Jane Lynch presiding was a winner
• Frederick Watchdog: County road projects on hold
• The week ahead
• WYPR's J. Wynn Rousuck reviews "Why Torture is Wrong" this morning. MET puts acr...
• Fans not disappointed by Kellie Pickler's show at the fair
• Ford dealer takes the top cake at $3,100 to benefit 4-H
• Car show to benefit Alzheimer’s Association draws big crowd
• Building the block: One businessman's vision for downtown continues along East Street
• A group effort, but without spare hands to lend
• Slaying still unsolved
• High fidelity
• Plane crash at Martinsburg air show kills pilot
• Local woman believes in People Helping People
• Relay race brings extra traffic to Middletown next week
• Florida pastor discusses Detrick allegations
• TJ, Frederick students take 4-H honors
• Fair at full speed
• 101-year-old alumna honored by St. John Regional
• New Main Street manager comes to Middletown
• Bartlett shares Constitution Day with Urbana students
• Thurmont man charged with assault
• 2011 Farm Family of the Year chosen
• Grand jury indicts men in arson and cabdriver robbery
• Refinancing bonds could save city $1.5 million
• Keys lease process irks officials
• Fire and police blotter
• Ask the Editor — Official vigilance sometimes overzealous
• County ends benefits for grant-funded new positions
• Fire and police blotter
• Nothing significant found in Detrick groundwater tests
• Frederick OKs new Medicare plan
• Boy Scouts Explorer Post gives glimpse of law enforcement
• County officials discuss transportation priorities
• Pharmacist retiring after 39 years
• Man critical after single-vehicle crash near Mount Airy
• 101-year-old alumna honored by St. John Regional Catholic School
• Keys win stadium lease
• September 19 is International Talk Like a Pirate Day! Get a head start by bring...
• County discusses possible cuts to employee benefits
• Fire and police blotter
• Three-mile walk aims to battle breast cancer
• Frederick man charged with attempted murder; prosecutors cite love triangle
• Candidates debate in Emmitsburg
• Parents: Keep facilities on radar
• Residents protest water issue
• Rain garden rises
• Hood graduate balances busy career, personal life
• Walkersville to consider solar energy proposals
• White alleges cover-up at Detrick: Fighting for Frederick project looks to prove cancer cluster
• Nonprofits ask for intervention in land-use plan
• Aldermen look at limiting impact on retirees’ benefits
• Myersville briefs
• Fire and police blotter
• Brunswick approves new ethics code
• Fire prevention passion stoked for outgoing titleholder
• Clemson Corner TransIT stop continues to struggle
• Alliance gets to work on Frederick's Golden Mile
• Eviction leads to massive cocaine haul
• Mount St. Mary's rededicates chapel
• Mother pleads guilty to abuse in case of infant's death
• City of Frederick retirees' health coverage scrutinized
• Frederick County's $500,000 puts road widening in reach
• National Museum of Civil War Medicine Examines Secret Weapon of the Confederacy on National Geographic
• 4 star review of "Why Torture Is Wrong & The People Who Love Them"! Tickets for...
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• Firehouse siren signals kinship with the fallen
• Hood, Mount St. Mary’s land in U.S. News’ top 25
• Speaker at Brunswick commemoration urges vigilance
• The Great Frederick Fair's carnival coming together; gates open Friday
• Praying for peace: Interfaith service calls for unity
• Police investigate thefts from vehicles off U.S. 40
• School mitigation fee looks good to Frederick City Planning Commission
• Community joins Muslims in remembering attacks
• Fire and police blotter
• Frederick names day for outstanding volunteer
• Middletown to consider curfew: Leaders to look at Myersville’s teen policy as reference point
• Argh! Pirates land at MET this weekend for the Fun Company season opener "The P...
• Colonel's Crusade
• Woman’s lifelong vehicle restored to original shine
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• Frederick County holds 9/11 remembrance ceremonies
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• Loved ones lost to terror
• 'Change in an instant'
• Janine Espinal: The call to serve
• On day before the attacks, a routine Monday
• Thurmont, Emmitsburg Community Show carries on longtime tradition
• Health Department plans bolstered after attack
• Weather brings In The Street crowds
• County, cities opt for tax differential
• Fire and police blotter
• Emmitsburg debate to feature mayoral candidates
• Severn will work to make Maryland more business friendly
• County may sue EPA over watershed
• Why Torture is Wrong....And the People Who Love Them tonight at 8pm and tomorrow...
• Ask the Editor — A fitting tribute to a tragic day
• Customers weary after another gas station has mishap
• The face behind the kiln
• Police ask public to remain vigilant on anniversary
• Man sentenced to 30 years in infant daughter's death
• 'The first responders'
• Yemi's Pillars of Frederick mural unveiled at event
• Fire and police blotter
• New tech boosts preparedness
• Residents skeptical of Obama jobs plan
• Honoring lost alumni
• Police offering Citizens Academy
• Some Frederick roads closed for In The Street
• Downtown mural makes headway
• Summers Farm Maze Inspired by American Heroes
• Volunteer clears way for national park enthusiasts
• Mount Airy man claims $50,000 lottery prize
• Commissioners move forward with land-use plan rewrite
• Commissioners discuss changing employee benefits
• Westminster man sentenced in bank robbery spree
• Remembering 9/11
• Preservationists to ‘aggressively oppose’ demolishing Cracked Claw’s historic core
• Dialogue among religions helped all faiths grow after 9/11
• Obama asks for $450B to bolster economy
• Security measures help keep schools safe
• College courses change along with security field
• Shooting victim to speak on forgiveness
• Rain brings floods, water rescues, closed roads
• So you already know that tonight (9/8) is the $5 preview at the MET but did you...
• 9/11 events schedule
• Maryland 9/11 memorial to include names of locals
• Boy, 15, charged in armed robbery
• New Rotary leader sets goals for newest club's year ahead
• Around Emmitsburg — Brotherhood Ride
• With demolition's start, a new beginning in sight
• City budget process, priorities reviewed
• Fire and police blotter
• Police investigate man’s fatal beating
• Honoring two lost sons: Mount Airy’s monument pays respect to residents killed on 9/11
• Commissioners ask for moment of remembrance
• Rainfall expected into next week
• New season begins tonight with $5 preview of the hilarious play "Why Torture Is...
• $5 Preview on Thursday 9/8 @ 8pm of hilarious "Why Torture Is Wrong and The Peop...
• Former NYPD officer is now a pastor with a new mission
• Around Town: Honoring 9/11 victims
• Firefighters remember Woodsboro’s ‘little truck that could’
• Nonprofits object to Frederick County land-use plan rewrite
• Chief Dine: There were incredible acts of bravery and sacrifice
• 'It's very sad:' Thurmont mayor remembers attack
• Commissioners ease Frederick County road improvement requirements
• Frederick County moves ahead with ethics revisions
• Passion for history, keen interest in others left mark
• Fire and police blotter
• Woodsboro firefighter recalls battling 9/11 blaze
• More Frederick County Public Schools students take Advanced Placement exams
• Cracked Claw at Peter Pan to close Oct. 9: Fifty employees to lose jobs
• Frederick area under flash-flood watch
• Former CIA agent’s art captures Middletown color
• New Fort Detrick Alliance director brings experience to job
• Fire and police blotter
• Aviation pros keep watch for threats
• NORAD: Weekend patrols were routine
• Former mayor: Airport, water plants were secured quickly
• Charter flight was stuck in Las Vegas
• Remembering those who relive 9/11 every day
• Bartlett describes 'surreal experience'
• Flash-flood watch in effect for Frederick County
• Around Town — Rest Fest
• Downtown fight hospitalizes two; two arrested
• Brotherhood ride honors fallen 9/11 firefighters
• Legislative Briefing: Special Session Preview 10/4/2011 7:30 AM - 10/4/2011 9:30 AM
• Frederick Watchdog: Watch for scams in Irene's wake
• Woman's passion turns to Kenya
• A look ahead
• 'I think there's two cities'
• Fire and police blotter
• 'My heart is full of so much joy'
• Around town: Rock around the block
• Back to work
• Bear-hunting season nears
• First responder returns to crash site 64 years later
• Frederick Fashion Week kicks off with community clothing swap
• Wounded service members make 911-mile ‘recovery’ ride
• MET mourns the loss of dear friend and loyal patron of the arts, Marie Erickson....
• In Union Bridge, a show of pride
• Ask the Editor — Athletes: Enemies of the press? Not always
• Around Town: Memorial tournament
• Hagerstown man faces drug charges
• Police step up efforts to curb drunken driving
• Softball, substitute gigs pave way to teaching job
• Around town: Presidential protection
• Now it's official: Football is back
• Libraries' music series amps up
• Camp David: Pilot crosses into restricted airspace
• Police: Man aided murder suspect
• Pastor resigns amid sex charge
• Be the first to answer this question and win 2 Free Tickets to opening weekend o...
• Labor Day closings, notices
• Holiday travel expected to drop
• Brunswick, Rosemont officials call truce in water dispute
• Pastor, 74, accused of sexually abusing girl
• Fire snuffed after car hits bus: Middletown students exit bus before blaze breaks out; no one injured
• Around Town — Looking Closer
• Personal trainer trades gym for classroom
• Fire and police blotter
• Catoctin park to close
• ThorpeWood to host weekend race
• Bomb scare disrupts clinic: Package at Planned Parenthood found to contain binders
• Land tax could reward upkeep: Study finds blighted properties account for enough of city’s base to make policy worthwhile
• Board may seek grant specialist
• Interested in being a MET Volunteer? New season begins next week! Opportunities...
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• Detention extended in Gardner case
• Banner students greet new school year with a nod to school’s history
• Fire and police blotter
• Rookie teacher excited about working for her ‘top choice’
• Jefferson man charged in shed fires
• Delauter says pilot program may alleviate ethics concerns
• Tony Hawk wows hundreds in Frederick
• Operator: ‘People are freaking out’: Emergency Communications recordings reveal disbelief, confusion from quake
• Keys stadium lease headed for vote
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• Local chocolate company goes to Hollywood
• Myersville seminar to focus on preparing for the worst
• Pool users await new accessibility rules
• Frederick Keys' new lease on the table
• Toddler killed near Thurmont
• Post-California, teacher returns to home county
• Fire and police blotter
• Thurmont nominates four commissioner candidates
• College costs in county above national average
• Peanut oil slip prompts schools to take action
• Thinking ahead: Academy programs allow career exploration while in high school
• Public schools offer students a head start on life
• College, career shape schools' focus
• Builder, philanthropist leaves legacy of perseverance
• Starting fresh: Frederick County Public Schools embrace first-day traditions
• Thurmont mulls possible change to water, sewer billing process
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Teaching is a family business for Ware
• Felony graffiti trail traces to San Francisco
• Brown water worries City of Frederick users
• Goodnight, Irene: Hurricane has minimal impact in Frederick County
• Commissioners critique state smart-growth plan at meeting
• Man denied bail in robbery cases
• At home in Walkersville
• The week ahead
• In Irene's wake: Downed trees, power outages
• History buff catalogs veterans' memories
• Thousands gather for cause
• Centenarian celebrates milestone with family
• Associate superintendent: School’s goals, programs not either/or efforts
• Alban’s commitment to school system is road-tested
• At kite lesson, a skill rises
• Former California Teacher of the Year speaks at Tuscarora
• Schools official 'absolutely in love' with her work
• Oakdale High hosts two authors, three-day seminar
• Fire and police blotter
• Man charged with third armed robbery
• Irene rocks parts of state; county spared
• Ask the Editor: Anonymity isn’t an option
• Grand jury indicts in cases of armed robbery, assault
• Urbana teen sets her eyes on Miss Maryland Teen USA prize
• Frederick Municipal Airport control tower construction nearing completion
• Amid threat of cuts, medical research program changes leadership
• Frederick County taps manager
• All eyes on Hurricane Irene
• Police: Frederick man linked to second robbery
• More turn to public assistance
• County 'food deserts' identified
• Trucks haul help north from local facility
• Comedy Pigs? We'll be here tonight & tomorrow and you should be too.
• Farmers get ready for Irene's impact
• Mortgage rates low, but applicants scarce
• Frederick man charged in armed robbery of cabdriver
• County launches pilot program for water, sewer inspections
• Report details government cooperative efforts
• Equity discussion divides leaders
• Men face drug charges after chase
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• Governor honors Frederick volunteer
• Man charged in Sunoco robbery: Frederick resident claims he was wrongfully arrested
• Man sentenced to 35 years for sex abuse
• Around Town — Ready For School
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• Irene heading this way
• Vigil pays tribute to Walkersville graduate
• Hargett Farm property could be used for park, cash
• Soldiers serve by talking to kids, answering questions
• Irene could complicate wedding plans
• 16-year-old crash victim remains hospitalized
• County continues search for consultants in privatization
• Man faces drug, gun charges after arrest
• Muslim Council volunteer seeks to reach out, build support in community
• Roll Over America tour brings velomobiles to county
• Fire & Police blotter
• School board reduces fees for mission use of school building
• Research teams at Detrick dissect same viral secret
• Aldermen back ban on smoking in parks
• 'A future full of hope'
• County assesses quake damage
• Earthquake shakes up Frederick County
• Trial date set for former deputy in sex abuse case
• Hard pressed: Local cider business plans festival
• Crash kills Walkersville grad, injures man
• Program would allow third-party project inspections
• Union protests: Plumbers, steamfitters oppose out-of-state contract award
• Local Briefs
• Wanted man captured in Baltimore County
• Aldermen to consider ban on smoking in Frederick parks
• Commissioners may join effort against land-use plan
• Frederick resident finds her calling, recalls celebrity connection
• Irene likely to douse Frederick area in rain
• Inmate caught after fleeing work release
• Brunswick spring in Washington County malfunctioning
• Back to School for Frederick - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Stop by the MET tomorrow (8/24) between 4:30-6pm for the Ensemble School's Open...
• Frederick Community College sets sights on graduation
• Officers lasso emu; its owner proves elusive
• Filled to capacity, Hood College starts semester
• Middletown changes water capacity requirement
• Thurmont services receive annual donation
• Frederick County employee retirements spike
• Two teens arrested in garage burglaries
• Love of wine and dogs mix to raise funds for foster pups
• Rose Hill offers day of play for families, children
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Local man follows passion, starts theater company
• Police investigate weekend shooting
• Pulling out ID leads to drug arrest
• A look ahead
• HobbyTown USA manager receives company award
• Jobs up, but tax complaints remain
• Frederick Watchdog: Pay process taxes woman's patience
• Another dimension: Technology lends new understanding to Battle of Gettysburg
• Fire and police blotter
• Bon Festival: Group marks event with traditional dance
• Legendary skater plans local stop
• Med student promotes skin cancer education
• Man sentenced in counterfeit equipment case
• Home brings happiness to mother, two daughters
• Speed camera citations rise in July, August
• Five charged in home invasion
• Local briefs
• Fire and police blotter
• University, PNC Bank partner on naming rights
• Two suspects ID'd in 7-Eleven robbery; one arrested
• Memorial ride
• History in gear: Bicycle tour to showcase notable sites
• AmeriCorps worker boosts Habitat for Humanity ReStore
• Video contest to promote recycling service
• Stadium talks: Keys given extra points in leasing negotiations
• Clagett explores comptroller run
• Fun Camp 2011 is officially over! Had a great summer with so many talented youn...
• Enrollment at Mount St. Mary's, Hood exceeds expectations
• Jefferson man faces arson charge in shed fire
• Aruba suspect sought insurance payout
• Meeting minutes on stadium talks to be released
• Fire and Police Blotter
• New signal going in at Patrick, Monroe intersection
• Camp teaches children community building skills
• Education waivers bring skepticism
• Soil conservation office gets new chief
• Motocyclists remember 9/11 with I-70 ride
• Author: Support farms that treat animals well
• 'People person' bus operator named one of TransIT's Drivers of the Year
• Human-animal bond to be discussed at book signing
• Local Briefs
• Man dies in jump from bridge
• Organizers seek physicians, volunteers for Asian-American Health Fair
• Fire & Police blotter
• Young reviews privatization efforts at Rotary meeting
• Official: Gardner insured in Aruba
• Eatery site condemned
• Stadium lease talks blasted
• GOP proposes district map
• Weinberg Center for the Arts Fall 2011 On Screen/In Person Films
• Richard Marx Solo Acoustic Show with 20 Strings
• County looks to update wastewater ordinance
• Fire and police blotter
• Local briefs
• City to discuss ethics rules
• Man faces charges of sex abuse
• Military conference focuses on pre-hospital treatment
• Dave Brown is the power behind Battery Warehouse
• Mental Health Association to move to new building
• Man who steps in to help girlfriend is cut several times
• Donation doubles firefighters' thermal-imaging capabilities
• Frederick man gets 10 years for sex trafficking
• Silver Spring man charged with attempted arson
• ThorpeWood cuts back
• Middletown golfer ranks high in teen competition
• Tax-free week lures families preparing for school year
• Catoctin Creek Nature Center visitors hear of property's farm-use past
• Truck becomes stuck under Md. 75 bridge
• Around Town: Culler Lake Sailing
• VA clinic at Fort Detrick growing
• Fire destroys vacant house: Old Receiver Road blaze prompts investigation
• Emmitsburg axes surcharge on builders, revises trailer parking rules
• Giordano held longer in Aruba
• Fire and police blotter
• The week ahead
• Four thousand miles for India
• Visitors to Catoctin Creek Nature Center get glimpse of the past
• Frederick police investigate armed robbery of Sunoco gas station
• Former Brunswick cheerleader plans career as dental hygienist
• Lawyer challenges Aruba officials in Robyn Gardner case
• Back-to-school shoppers take advantage of tax-free week
• Minority homeownership up slightly
• Hispanics hard-hit by recession
• Residents terrorized in home invasion
• Fire & Police blotter
• Bank manager balances job, family and community service
• Villages of Urbana has horned solution to a thorny problem
• Country trims top salaries, cuts overtime
• Emmitsburg to vote to drop surcharges for builders
• Detrick seeks comments on NetZero plans
• Bears' band camp starts season on a good note
• Details scarce in missing-woman case
• Ask the Editor — Interesting and useful things at The FNP
• Detrick hires first Forest Glen manager
• Man injured in baseball bat attack
• Hood's new athletic center nears completion
• Tougher town code proposed for Walkersville
• Road crews repair third sinkhole found in six months
• Fort Detrick lab rehab boosts safety
• Residents return to scene of fire
• Station dispenses diesel fuel from unleaded pump
• Man held in Gardner disappearance was tied to stalking case
• FBI files detail Schaefer death threats
• Blaze displaces up to 29 on Heather Ridge Drive
• Parroting compassion
• Turning himself in, man becomes 'Most Wanted' arrest No. 150
• Brunswick couple plead guilty to 33 of 98 charges of animal cruelty
• Frederick County working on property tax break for senior citizens
• Board denies Artomatic's alcohol request
• Frederick police see residential burglary pattern
• Local brief
• Fire and police blotter
• Comedy Pigs 5th Anniversary picture! 18th Anniversary is coming up!
• Sheriff's office opens its doors for open house
• Senior population growing as youth population declines to new lows
• Fire and police blotter
• Donations lift health center
• No injuries in barn fire
• Walkersville hears solar proposal
• Nonprofit official: 'We're here, we want to help'
• A look at Frederick County communities
• Officials look to FBI in missing woman case: Travel companion scheduled to appear Monday before a judge
• Households run by same-sex couples increase in county
• Aldermen work on solutions for blighted properties
• Unfortunately we are going to have to postpone the West Side Story Project. We...
• Library of Congress exhibit sets Urbana stop
• Accelerated reads: Summer library program attracts young readers
• Search continues for missing woman: Man held in Aruba in connection with disappearance
• Omni to lay off nearly 100 employees
• Teacher prepares for stint in Malaysia through Fulbright Program
• Convoy spreads $12,000 among local nonprofits
• County builders defend school mitigation fee
• Emergency communications set to improve in Brunswick
• Dominion hearing surprises Myersville officials
• Fire and police blotter
• Local Briefs
• Committee ponders lab oversight powers
• Health department inspections
• Fire and police blotter
• Woman ordained in home church, will serve in Lutherville
• Around Town — Ready For School
• Authorities in Aruba seeking missing Frederick woman
• Thurmont police eye new winter vehicle
• International musician spends summers at Bartonsville home
• Boy takes home adult national championship
• Five hospitalized after hit-and-run crash
• Carwash slated to raise money for victim’s children
• Verizon workers join strike
• Dip in credit rating trickles down
• Frederick to tackle blighted properties
• Frederick Gone Country VIP seats 'disappointing,' some fans say
• National Association of Realtors treasurer: Blame the financial firms
• Woman killed on shoulder of I-70
• Something's Coming!!!!! Do you have tickets yet?
• Student finds internship in history
• Frederick Watchdog — Beware of vacations with strings attached
• The week ahead
• Connecting Cultures: Chinese students stop in Frederick for fun and games
• Around town: Community day
• Physical therapist heads profession's Md. board
• Nonprofit founder up for pharmacy honor
• Fresh local finds
• Park goes to the dogs
• Fire and police blotter
• Brinkley: State credit rating will not falter
• County begins review of rezoning requests
• Dove makes a home out of couple’s patio
• Historic guidelines frustrate building restoration
• Standard & Poor's downgrades U.S. credit rating from AAA
• Ask the Editor — Making it plain
• Authorities ID woman bitten by camel at zoo
• Woman hit by car on Md. 26
• MedImmune opens $600M local facility
• Religious Coalition for Emergency Human Needs effort garners back-to-school donations
• Frederick: Done
• New Rotary president sets sights on growth
• Frederick pilot program curbs twice-weekly trash pickup
• Fire and police blotter
• Hospital exceeds fundraising goal of $10 million
• Prospect in the pool
• Official: Fires likely arson
• Gaithersburg To Host Fall Golf Classic
• Postal Service plant's closing angers union leader
• Markets suffer worst day in years
• Camel bites visitor at Catoctin Zoo
• Charter Board to seek input from Howard, Harford counties
• Commissioners review privatization plan
• Summer teen program serves those in recovery
• Larry the Cable Guy slated to deliver one-liners at event
• Video producer enjoys being ‘behind the scenes’ of county
• Officials revisit lobbying law
• Man found not guilty in shooting
• City weighs fee ordinance’s effect on schools
• Union Bridge man gets 25-year term in sex case
• Fast food, fast move: Summer camp stages 'flash mob' at restaurant
• Fire and police blotter
• Middletown native named commander of Navy ship
• Smith back in Frederick County to face murder charge
• No drought on the horizon
• 'Brother Buford' brings music to church
• Thurmont's Main Street program gains nonprofit status
• DUI charges filed against driver
• Tenant faces peeping Tom charges
• Around Libertytown — Carnival fun
• Speed camera enforcement takes effect in I-270 work zone
• Aldermen cry foul over Keys contract negotiations
• College freshmen gather for program
• CSX train hits car near Monrovia; man in critical condition
• Mud cements educators' drive for fitness
• Trial in case of gun-firing at gathering under way
• National Night Out: Facing down crime
• Trustees to search for nursing home, assisted living director
• Multi-use trail clearing gets go-ahead from Emmitsburg
• Catoctin zoo begins fundraising effort to keep giraffe in area
• Advocate: Schools to benefit with a new developer fee
• Local man faces charges in ax attack
• Man killed in single-vehicle crash
• In journals, a chronicle of redemption
• Twenty years after death, a moment for 'Jane Doe'
• Mount Airy delays vote on records requests
• Lawsuit challenges ruling on illegal immigrant tuition referendum
• House OKs debt; Giffords astounds
• Liquor board issues fines
• County fire marshal: Cigarette butt started afternoon blaze
• Fire and police blotter
• Music, people-watching satisfy concertgoers
• Two seriously hurt in nearby stabbings
• Crowd contents itself with jam
• Ex-director of finance: Frederick County budget woes overstated
• Chamber TV: Episode 10 9/16/2011 12:45 PM - 9/16/2011 1:30 PM
• Nonprofit Seminar Series: Employment-Related Claims 9/15/2011 11:30 AM - 9/15/2011 1:30 PM
• Your Chamber Connection - September 2011 9/8/2011 3:30 PM - 9/8/2011 4:30 PM
• LFC 2011-2012 Welcome Reception 9/1/2011 5:00 PM - 9/1/2011 6:30 PM
• New Member Reception - August 2011 8/30/2011 8:45 AM - 8/30/2011 10:00 AM
• Vigil held for 'Jane Doe'
• Outlaw Jam 2 wraps it up
• A place of rest
• The week ahead
• Self-described trailblazer helps people with disabilities
• Model U. N. camp hosts most students in five years
• Local boy collects more than 100,000 soda tabs for charity
• Outlaw Jam 2 brings thousands to fairgrounds
• Camp Louise celebrates revival of swimming award
• Growing Project members told of their good work
• Area woman raises the roof over home-building fees
• Commissioner: Kroll resignation ‘retaliation’
• Thousands of concertgoers likely to cause travel delays
• Fire and police blotter
• Community eyes options as debt debate drags on
• Outlaw Jam ready to turn it up loud
• Bartlett votes for Boehner plan
• Timetable of Smith's extradition uncertain
• Outlaw Jam brings musical, financial notes to Frederick
• The spaghetti test: Young engineers-in-training compete
• South African motorcycle club members prepare for coast-to-coast ride
• Frederick man charged with rape
• Mount Airy girl seeks modeling, TV career
• Early morning fire damages building on old FNP site
• State of the City Address: Frederick aims to spur economy
• Promoter expects up to $10 million bump in Frederick-area economy
• Jiggy's Improv Jam tonight at the MET at 8pm! Jiggy invites local & regional imp...
• Smith arrested in Pennsylvania in killing of Tranice Richardson
• Walkersville student dies in car crash
• County OKs ethics revisions after heated debate
• Jury convicts man on theft, firearms charges
• ‘Renaissance boy’ donates hair to cause
• Educators hope library access helps decrease ‘summer slide’
• Man wins $100,000 in state lottery
• Feds to try brothers indicted in thefts
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Going to see Stillpointe Presents: William Shakepeare's TITUS ANDRONICUS tonight!!
• "Dance at the Gym!
• Fire & Police blotter
• This year's heat like last year's heat
• Volunteers show up to revitalize Frederick's Golden Mile
• McSherry remembered for her faith
• USAMRIID researcher earns prestigious vaccine award
• Vigil to remember, raise awareness of unidentified victim
• Police to rally residents Tuesday for National Night Out
• Getting ready to jam
• Critic: Proposal would weaken lobbyist rules
• Three county post offices considered for possible closing
• Local residents divided on debt solution plans
• State to move forward with Opossumtown Pike, Thomas Johnson intersection plans
• Tony & Maria!
• Final Frederick County privatization hearing spurs protesters
• Bartlett's position draws constituents' ire
• String of neighborhood fires puts Frederick residents on edge
• "Just can't sit Gotta get jiggy wit it Ooh that's it"
• Second rescheduled power cutoff set for Sunday
• Brunswick council approves irrigation, road projects
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Neighbors, friends begin fundraising campaign
• Quinn Chapel presents $10,000 to bishop for earthquake relief
• Bus driver helps save man’s life
• Mount Airy native competes in Solar Decathlon
• Inmate faces third trial
• Designated driver's stand-in gets 4 years
• Note to our readers
• Children ‘travel the world’ at library reading program
• Urbana offers tennis tournaments for all
• Rotary Club of Carroll Creek president sets sights on new ball fields
• Rosemont's regular meeting site being investigated
• Thurmont gets a break on electric rates
• Middletown water rates, fees to increase
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Pedestrian hit by car on U.S. 40
• Work at lake to reduce algae
• Bank robbery draws 1 year sentence
• Officials probe rash of fires
• College facility in Mount Airy a 'dream come true for all of us'
• Liquor Board issues warning to fire company
• St. John Regional Catholic School kindergarten teacher honored before Frederick Keys game
• Army narrows risk assessment methods
• Great Frederick Fair 2011
• Would you get jiggy with this man?
• The week ahead
• Woman gives back by digging the earth
• Frederick Watchdog — Lobbying the right way in Frederick
• Long time coming: Distant relatives celebrate common thread
• Around town: Book sale
• Gone, but not forgotten: Area residents, military personnel gather to remember casualties of Korean War
• FAA trouble won't affect construction of airport tower
• Verdict mixed for towns that privatize
• Former superintendent recognized for ag support
• Temperatures rise above 100 as heat wave continues
• Taney House illuminates 19th century for children
• Congressional districting dominates meeting talks
• New math curriculum on tap
• Fire and police blotter
• Bear sighting season
• Around Town: Hop harvest
• Fire and police blotter
• Ask the Editor — Write me a letter
• Circuit Court nomination period open
• Deputy's retirement saves Emmitsburg $50,000
• Hood College graduate aids U.S. bocce team at Special Olympics World Summer Games
• Mount Airy recycling lauded
• Data: More deaths on Md. train tracks
• Fundraising effort to aid slain woman's children
• Wildly hot: Air quality alert issued as temperatures soar
• Plaques mark local link to Lewis, Clark
• Get Jiggy!
• IServe connects youths, nonprofits
• Fire and rescue group elects new leaders
• Public decries waste-to-energy project
• Feelin' hot, hot, hot
• Public hearing on privatization draws critics
• Mount professor in Mumbai during bombings
• Proposal would ease road requirements
• Fire and police blotter
• Horse enthusiast shares with others the love of animals
• More than $71 million in bonds sold by Frederick County
• Work planned for two bridges
• Hey Everybody! Jiggy is hosting an improv weekend July 29 & 30 at MET! Don't miss it! Loads of guests & a whole lotta funny!
• Hey FB friends! Good friend/filmaker Alexander Genievsky is looking for a young male (18-28yrs) who plays guitar & sings for an upcoming project! You can message him on FB if you have the creds & are interested!
• Frederick says county is shortchanging city
• Fire and Police blotter
• Thurmont soccer coach represents D.C. in competition
• Exchange student to travel back to Switzerland after time in America
• Judge orders one night for woman, two nights for man after verbal jabs
• Army may downsize advanced research testing center
• Finally....a new blog post! Check out what Rona found!
• County commissioners approve developers amendment
• Search for suspect goes national
• Residents trying to keep their cool
• Examiner requests evidence in death
• Customers lament closing of Borders
• Alderwoman: ‘We’re not as in the loop as we would like’
• County dumps privatization study
• BP Solar to close in 2012
• Fire and police blotter
• County receives about 200 rezoning requests
• Energy companies monitoring use as temperatures rise
• Local Marine voted ‘most gung-ho’ in class at North Carolina Career Course
• Man gets seven-plus years in home invasion
• Convention offers access to state purse holders
• Friend's drunken-driving death brings one-year sentence
• Woman plunges off U.S. 340 bridge
• Department of Justice upholds stance on Ivins
• Speaker raises contract ethics issues during Frederick County hearing
• Firefighters battle downtown blaze [video]
• Chamber TV: Episode 9 8/19/2011 12:45 PM - 8/19/2011 1:30 PM
• Group aims to stock backpacks with supplies
• Woman hopeful for chicken program
• Grossnickle Farm owners restore a piece of history
• Julie & Lorrie just got back from performance at Hillcrest Community Center. Great audience of cool kids!
• TechConnect - IT August 2011 8/26/2011 8:15 AM - 8/26/2011 9:45 AM
• At 50th Burkittsville carnival, a taste of tradition
• Mistrial declared in attempted murder case
• MET 2011-12 Season Subscriptions now on sale! Durang, Mamet & More!!
• For some, schools contract vote was 'difficult'
• Fire and police blotter
• Around Urbana — ’Round and ’round they go
• Few riders on bus stop's first day
• Deputy: Man wanted to be shot by Taser
• Bookkeeper pleads guilty to workplace thefts
• Weather service: Mercury to rise
• Man held without bail in Saturday stabbing
• Police lieutenant says 'profession is a calling'
• Middle school principal in serious condition after bicycle crash
• Report: PPP plan raises ‘red flags’
• Our new neighbors upstairs!!
• Change-over in the theatre is a huge undertaking! I'm still waiting for Rona's collage of what was 'found' under the seats!
• The week ahead
• Man combines history, art to make meaningful gifts
• Frederick Watchdog — Property management company under review
• Burkitsville kicks off carnival for 50th year
• Canvassing the Creek
• Red Cross: Blood supply 'very critical'
• Scooter ride honors friend
• Fort Detrick research onboard Atlantis
• Around town — Saturday stroll
• Fire and police blotter
• TJ High grad finds niche in broadcast journalism
• Access granted: Retired Marine moves into house built by volunteers
• Crowd spots butterflies, birds on sanctuary walk
• Man charged in stabbing
• Living Treasures honors longevity, wisdom
• No verdict in shooting case
• Ask the Editor — Why some names do — or do not — appear in print
• Col. Allan Darden leads Fort Detrick
• Fighting pollution tops her agenda
• For local firm, public-private contracts all in a day's work
• Police 'won't take blame' in salary flap
• Showcase: Thurmont library shares children's personal collections
• Couple tie the knot at Barley and Hops
• Special Olympics an 'amazing' trip
• Frederick County grand jury indicts in drug cases
• Farm Bureau royalty chosen
• Local Briefs
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Mother who poisoned girl stays in prison
• Fans infuse 'Harry Potter' finale with magic
• Departing Fort Detrick commander recalls highlights
• Local briefs
• County will provide $25,000 to board for meetings, expert
• Frederick County expands its prayer policy
• Fire and Police blotter
• Cancer center volunteer meets patients eye to eye
• Petition drive takes Dream Act to ballot box
• Shooting suspect testifies
• Maryland Dairy Princess crowned
• Weinberg Center Announces 2011-2012 Season
• Pigs rescheduled to Aug. 26 & 27th!
• Youth Police Academy gives kids a peek into fighting crime
• Backyard fig tree stirs sweet memories
• City of Frederick angles for its share of highway user funds
• Frederick school scrambles to open after flooding
• Walkersville passes ordinance to keep funeral protesters back
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Frederick's police force down 8 percent in 2 years
• Djoken to lead national UNESCO clubs group
• Fans flocking to midnight premiere of Harry's last adventure
• Speed camera 'kept flashing me'
• Alban appreciates warm Frederick County welcome
• School board opposes
• Witness: Defendant shot at city officer
• COMEDY PIGS ANNIVERSARY WEEKEND!! Shows Fri & Sat at 8pm!
• Heroin, cocaine seized in traffic stop
• Mayor outlines police issues
• Regulation will guide school system’s actions during tornado warnings
• Around Town — Too hot to handle
• Around Town — Back in service
• Second trial begins in ’05 gun attack on officer, others
• Into the depths: Student explores the underground
• Lab committee to sift through Detrick information
• Woodsboro Historical Society seeks public’s help with fundraising campaign to restore historic train station
• Solutions sought for illegal dumping at mulch pile
• Carroll libraries branch into e-readers
• Town hopes county cooperation on horizon
• Young urges others to review privatization [video]
• Brunswick officials reflect on municipal league convention
• Motel raided in search
• Hundreds protest privatization proposals
• Arts panel to solicit designs for gateway
• Church rededication celebrates renovation
• Longtime education employee retiring
• NASA tracks pollution with low-flying planes
• Mount Airy approves bill settlement
• Man charged with theft of farm equipment
• Town water filtration system OK'd
• Racist graffiti found in Brunswick
• Man charged with rape of girl
• Ruptured gas line snarls traffic on I-270
• Shock, grief linger as family, friends build makeshift memorial
• Camp David airspace violations concern aircraft advocates
• State insect on verge of endangerment
• Authorities: Man fires rifle at vehicle
• FMH to area vets: Thanks
• Couple aid Cambodian village
• Frederick Watchdog — At the amusement park, scared but safe
• The week ahead
• Suspect identified in west Frederick shooting; family, friends remember victim
• Woman could face jail time in theft
• Around town — Sounds of summer
• Cousins sow future in agriculture
• Divisions clear on police union salary proposal
• Fire and police blotter
• Ethics rulings could be lifted
• Alive with history
• Remembering Monocacy: Re-enactors take on ‘battle that saved Washington’
• Woman to be tried in thefts
• Thurmont child ready for beach one year after stingray accident
• City slaps citation on closed property
• Plane violates Camp David airspace
• Cancer Resource Center seeks volunteers
• Woman shot to death
• Bye-bye, bunting
• Ask the Editor — The 'A' team
• Atlantis launches, Frederick looks up
• Afternoon deluge
• Supporters of tuition petition: Campaign will continue
• Frederick alderwoman elected to Municipal League post
• City of Frederick leaders to reveal convention cost, ideas
• Young artist brings show to retirement community
• Clagett won't seek re-election
• Local Brief
• Yoni Gras in T-Minus 3.5 hrs!!
• Fire and police blotter
• Police reveal plan to fund their raises
• Around Town: Fishing with lawyers
• New Market store's safe, cash stolen
• Frederick hotel conference center plans advance
• Local girl’s ‘best birthday ever’ includes free American Girl doll
• Defense: Teen robber is no 'throwaway'
• Study: Maryland obesity at 27 percent
• Middletown meeting addresses water quality
• Program provides glimpse of 1890 July Fourth celebration
• Three-vehicle crash
• Fire and police blotter
• Keys host peanut-free night at Harry Grove
• Final carjacking defendant pleads guilty
• Police officer hurt in U.S. 15 crash
• Woman takes plea deal in burglary
• Police raids of two Frederick houses net two drug arrests
• City of Frederick exploring lease revenue
• Girl Scout's penchant for public speaking pays off
• Monrovia man wins $50,000 in instant game
• Woman robbed at gunpoint
• What is yoni gras?
• Live Music this weekend at MET! Who's gonna join us?
• Report: Air quality poor
• New schools chief at helm
• Around Middletown — Fun at the carnival
• Keys manager, local allergist pitch different treats at tonight’s home game
• Frederick police consider next step
• Committee moves forward with bike-friendly projects
• Sex assault, robbery net 18-month sentence
• Fire and Police Blotter
• FCC appoints Browning interim president
• Bartlett to seek another term
• Civic work engages Middletown volunteer
• School-zone camera speeding fines begin
• Pesticide approved to battle stink bugs
• Pennington to lead police investigation division
• Army medic: Way Station grants can be life-changing
• Physicals now required for fire, rescue volunteers
• Cycling challenge raises money for MS patients
• Guardian Hose carnival coming to town
• Close encounter of the animal kind
• Lightning strike sparks church fire
• Fire and police blotter
• Baker Park fireworks cap citywide festivities
• Outlaw Jam expands to second day
• Great Dane gives great chase
• Medicine shortage hits home
• Report ranks beaches' bacteria
• Swimmer takes awards at Games
• Fast splash: Bathtub racers, long absent, compete again at Baker Park
• Senior Recreation entry takes first-place award at Great Frederick Float
• Hundreds gather at Olson Ranch to mark Fourth
• Church hosts sixth Family Festival
• Mount St. Mary’s official 'humbled' to help students
• Frederick Watchdog — Paying to park is a pricey privilege
• Credit when it's due: Frederick High program keeps struggling students from falling behind
• Family festival draws crowd with cars, children’s activities
• Carroll Creek filled with floats, fun
• New pastor moves service after lightning, blaze damage Marvin Chapel
• The week ahead
• Health department inspections
• Liquor board commissioner takes office
• Frederick Police Academy graduates 10 new officers
• Fire and police blotter
• Crowd gathers to honor slain man
• 'Living in a dream world'
• Lives worth reliving: For many, Civil War events are a longtime tradition
• Gettysburg by starlight: Frederick re-enactor camping at battlefield
• Roads and Rails Museum stays on track
• Agency hopes gifts restore services
• Court in recess after 16 years for Judge Tisdale
• Salaries divide city, police: Mayor, union to resume negotiations Tuesday
• Motor zone violators to receive citations
• Police: E-ticketing makes traffic stops faster, easier
• Around Town — Showing Respect
• First Saturday — Proud to be Americans
• Leasing agency employee charged with car theft
• HandsOn Frederick County closes doors for lack of funds
• Ask the Editor — Best fireworks shots require preparation
• Patrons now pay more for a pour
• Early love of plants led to career as researcher
• $1.1 million to aid job-seeking veterans
• Re-enactors bring Battle of Gettysburg to life on 148th anniversary
• Thurmont Senior Center welcomes new menu
• Local Brief
• Grand jury issues indictments
• Collaboration puts athlete's plea into homes across U.S.
• Charter board requests $25,000
• Bechtel weighs staying local
• Final camp performance was FANTASTIC! So proud of our young performers!!
• Judge denies defense motions in baby death case
• Heartly House's former director back in town to lead Big Brothers Big Sisters of Frederick County
• Fourth of July safety tips for pets issued
• Summer poses safety risks for teen drivers
• Ahmadiyya Muslim Community to hold convention
• Police release July Fourth tips, reminders
• Local Briefs
• Authorities gear up for holiday enforcement
• College president headed for new job at Daytona State
• State police introduce new dog handlers
• Frederick County Commissioners president seeks workers' input on privatizing
• Business owner gratified to help wounded veterans
• Human relations group elects new leader
• FINAL DAY TO VOTE FOR MET!! One more time folks.....pretty please:)
• Young camp performers rehearsing for their final performance tomorrow. This is how a 'Creature' from the center of the earth gets down!
• Convicted killer concedes in wrongful-death dispute
• West Frederick Middle meets requirements
• Fire and police blotter
• Around Town: Dedicated game
• Volt chef's personal assistant thrives on pressure
• Flying Dog's top seller cleared for Michigan
• TransIT sets ridership record
• County looks to start bid process for outsourcing this week
• Frederick police reject contract
• Schools leader retires from role she says was a ‘privilege’ to have
• Frederick County Planning Commission: Don't accept mitigation fee
• Senate starts Dream Act debate as Md. law is poised to take effect
• Monrovia man charged with heroin distribution
• Request prods elections board to release information about petitioners
• Tomorrow is the last day to vote for MET in the Pepsi Refresh Project! Help us fund our summer outreach program for at risk youth!
• Making the market: Market Square at Frederick to boast residential, retail, could open in 2012
• Fire and police blotter
• Panel votes against Hill Street Park tower
• Schools announce personnel changes
• Recent crime concerns residents, police
• Around Town — Flying High
• Residents mistake bear for dog
• Outstanding teacher grateful to have the career she has
• Man faces drug, gun charges
• Task force to consider septic limit
• Middletown residents file petition opposing cell tower
• Garden clubs look to make city beautiful
• Manager: drilling plans are ‘neat, clean’
• Treat yourself to some laughs this weekend! The Comedy Pigs this Friday & Saturday at 9pm!!
• Stabbing suspect's bond set at $750,000
• Fire and police blotter
• Alcohol sales to minors net punishments for merchants
• Officials pursue petition problem
• Judge denies bail in child sex offense case
• Congregation celebrates resolved property dispute
• Frederick pilots place in race
• Zoning Board of Appeals to consider application for emergency communications tower
• Faithful gather for baptisms at Monocacy River
• Prison looms for Walkersville teen who robbed cabdriver
• Caseworker helps protect county's vulnerable adults
• Nearly 90, and still making a racket
• A look ahead
• Students take several steps to success
• Frederick Watchdog — Before donating, know who's on the line
• Baptisms in Monocacy River draw large crowd
• Worship service celebrates acquisition of church deed
• 'North of Fourth' event set for August
• MARC train traveler prevails
• Around town: The car show
• Around town: Summer stock
• Local Marine graduates third in Quantico sergeants course
• At Centerville picnic, a community catches up
• Rec fields in Carroll Manor's sights
• Animal Rescue Day offers hands-on experience with pets
• Arrest made in stabbing; police investigate shooting nearby
• Metro trip ends up costly
• HOV lanes prove valuable
• Temper, city driving don’t mix
• Four reporters tackle the morning commute to the nation’s capital
• Ask the Editor — Sports: The land of extremes
• Emmitsburg teacher among nominees
• Mount St. Mary's professor new editor of journal
• City of Frederick benefits cuts to be analyzed
• Canines welcome in the workplace during nationwide event
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Local Brief
• Teachers' group OKs deal
• Golden opportunity: Alliance sees new interest in revitalizing Golden Mile
• Fighting for recognition
• Unlicensed cabs a growing issue, companies say
• First week of camp over. What a great group of young performers!
• 2 More performances of "Nellie Darling and the Legend of Nasty"! Tonight and tomorrow night at 7pm!
• Carried away: Home moved by flood, owner moved by kindness
• City of Frederick will consider Keys' 10-year, $100,000-a-year proposal
• CHS Inc. worker killed on the job
• Local brief
• Biser family celebrates 56 years of reunions this weekend at the Delaplaine
• Women mentoring program recognizes 13 graduates
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Instructional aide ‘graduates’ from pre-K after 22 years
• Bartlett invests in real estate
• Boy raises awareness, urges research on diabetes
• Conference provides information on choices, programs, support for deaf children
• Frederick cabdriver's killer gets life plus 20 years
• Nellie Darling and the Legend of Nasty tonight through Saturday at 7pm. Bring in Pepsi Power Codes when purchasing tickets at the door and receive $2 off your ticket for each Pepsi Power Code. 6 codes = Free Ticket
• Jury: Man, 64, guilty of sexual abuse of girl
• Washington man faces theft charges
• Frederick Community College president chosen to lead Daytona State
• Memo: Incremental privatization worth Frederick County's evaluation
• Closing the achievement gap among Burgee’s accomplishments
• Parent: Social studies textbook pushes socialism
• Frederick police inch toward contract
• Tax credit aims to save businesses thousands
• Silver Spring man faces drug, assault charges
• Nun, 92, takes in ‘orphan’ dog, carves out second career
• Gas prices decline for fourth straight week
• Emmitsburg man charged in armed robbery
• Town seeks solution on source of discolored water
• Summer Camp, Summer Camp, Summer Camp!!
• Frederick County ethics ordinance set for overhaul
• Cadette brightens Fort Detrick event while earning Girl Scout award
• Nonprofits to Frederick County: Take time privatizing
• Perceived pay disparity between county, school workers stirs debate
• Local Brief
• Kid Talks: Records, assessments follow fifth-graders
• Meshing with the military: Department of Defense seeks ways to work with local organizations
• Man accused of wielding sword
• Researchers explore slave village site at Monocacy battlefield
• Commissioners project better revenue outlook
• Trial begins in sex abuse case
• Adamstown Carnival — Ring around the soda bottle?
• Urbana music festival packs triple punch
• Green Meadows Petting Farm in Ijamsville opens door to farm life, hundreds of animals
• Woman killed in crash; driver in serious condition Monday
• Rescue on the trail
• Frederick County ranks No. 1 in Maryland milk sales
• Frederick Community College president among finalists at two colleges
• Summer begins today after a volatile spring
• 'My life has been irreversibly changed'
• Smoking ban dominates discussion
• Local briefs
• Wolfsville Ruritan serves Father's Day crowd
• Fire and police blotter
• Farmers market vendors, patrons brush off the rain
• Group connects through worship
• Capturing history: Partnership names business owner its top volunteer
• History of the Blue Ridge League Told Through Photographs
• Frederick Watchdog — Steering clear of the wrong driver's ed
• Eyes on the skies: Construction on schedule for airport control tower
• Leader works for women's equality, health
• A look ahead
• From diverse backgrounds, Waterboyz for Jesus sings praises
• Rain welcome at Urbana Farmers Market
• Wolfsville Ruritan Club cooks up Father’s Day barbecue
• HAPPY FATHERS DAY TO ALL YOU DADDYS OUT THERE!
• Fire and police blotter
• Artomatic exhibit on tap for Frederick
• Fasting event raises $40K
• Around town: Brunswick Music Fest
• Around Town: Lacrosse for a cause
• A lesson from Dad, a gift to son
• Paint and pasture: Barnstormers Tour, art show benefits group
• Frederick families keep it simple for Father’s Day
• Convoy brings hope to Frederick residents
• Consumers plan to spend more on dads this year
• Sept. 11 flag comes to Frederick
• Thank you all for making this the MET's most successful season!
• LAST CHANCE TO SEE "A CLOCKWORK ORANGE"! TONIGHT AT 8PM!!
• Calling all tweens & teens to see Nellie Darling and the Legend of Nasty this Saturday at 2pm! Celebrate the end of the school year w/ this exciting adventure!
• A Clockwork Orange tonight at 8pm! Final 2 performances!!
• Fire and police blotter
• Wet spring delays work on Monocacy Boulevard interchange
• Brunswick grads ready to move on
• Local brief
• Texas man located after Monocacy River search
• A laugh at work, courtesy of Carlton Hill
• Privatization plan consultant: Frederick County could save 13 to 21 percent a year
• Red Cross chief to leave post
• Counts dropped in schools lawsuit
• Friends, pilot partners take off on race to Ala.
• Free lunch program sees heavy demand
• City of Frederick increases grant allocation to help homeless
• Judge orders 15 years for assault with baseball bat
• Three-county investigation nets charges in residential burglary cases
• General Membership Lunch 2011 7/12/2011 11:30 AM - 7/12/2011 1:00 PM
• Star fifth-graders go out with a wave of applause
• Man arrested in stolen cab case
• Former Frederick woman fatally shot
• New Member Reception - July 2011 7/26/2011 12:45 PM - 7/26/2011 2:00 PM
• Chamber TV: Episode 8 7/15/2011 12:45 PM - 7/15/2011 1:30 PM
• Your Chamber Connection - July 2011 7/13/2011 9:00 AM - 7/13/2011 10:00 AM
• City of Frederick discusses leasing former tourism office
• Drug-free life draws accolades
• Man admits guilt in dog neglect
• Reactions to sheriff's deputy cut mixed in Emmitsburg
• Conference speakers ask how U.S. could better respond to terrorists targeting agriculture, food supply
• Access issues stall Fort Detrick area groundwater study
• $15 Tickets to viddy one of the last 3 performances of A Clockwork Orange tonight at 8pm!!
• Local Briefs
• Fire and police blotter
• Frederick Community College budgets conservatively for fiscal 2012
• Life expectancy increases in county
• Report: Outsource county services
• Who's craving a Pepsi????
• AllArtsReview4U urges you to check out the "superb acting" in A Clockwork Orange! Only 3 more performances left!!
• Fire and police blotter
• Flag Day: Retiring Old Glory
• Spruill takes oath in Woodsboro
• 'Tractor Dave' pulls through Myersville
• Brunswick approves fiscal 2012 operating budget
• Spiritual calling inspires family to serve others in Nicaragua
• Friday crash leaves 1 dead
• Disaster preparedness panel leaves questions unanswered
• East Frederick group to plug vision
• Section of Md. 550 reopens near Thurmont
• State Highway Administration's summer plans include I-270 bridge work, turning lanes on U.S. 40A
• Friends of Frederick County questions development mitigation fee plan
• School employees to get 'financial relief'
• Golf club implements recycling program
• Work to begin on CSX rails
• Being mayor is elementary for school students
• Our first session of Fun Camp Summer Theatre camp starts next week! Can't wait! There are still a few slots open in the 7-11 yr old age group! Call Lorrie at the box office or sign up online for a 2 week theatrical fun-tastic time!!
• Did you vote for us today!
• Final weekend for "A Clockwork Orange"!! Don't miss the 'ultra-violence'! Last chance to viddy!!
• Around Town: Bluegrass for baseball
• Thurmont commissioners discuss plans for senior center
• Middletown's water, sewer rates to increase
• Local Brief
• Four fined for underage alcohol sales
• Hood College: Freshman orientation and an iPad
• Community Foundation donors, scholars meet
• Photographer aims for the details
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Camera box vandalized
• Energy conference attracts 120 vendors
• Commissioners slash housing support
• Taxicab stolen at gunpoint
• Directory of area city and town meetings
• Frederick Watchdog — When brighter isn't always better
• 'Give someone else a shot'
• 'Demolition by neglect'
• New Member Reception - June 2011 6/28/2011 3:15 PM - 6/28/2011 4:30 PM
• Nineteenth Annual Conference on Civil War Medicine National Museum of Civil War Medicine
• Frederick woman honors great-uncle
• Two hurt in I-70 crash Saturday
• 'Demolition by neglect'
• Monitoring Frederick's downtown properties
• Maryland Traditions taps family team with award
• Tenant endures business dealings in downtown setting
• Show of strength
• Locally developed blood test OK'd
• 2 Performaces today! 2 & 7pm! Bring in a Pepsi Power code (from bottle cap or 12 pack) and receive $1 off your ticket for each code you present!! And tickets are only $15 on Sunday!!
• Fort Detrick honors wounded veterans with Army barbecue
• Basketball games aid abused kids
• Clockwork Orange at MET Sunday (both the 2pm and 7pm shows on 6/12)-- Bring in Pepsi Power Codes when purchasing tickets at the door and receive $1 off your ticket for each Pepsi Power Code. 15 codes = $15 off
• Fire and police blotter
• Ask the Editor — As Sept. 11 anniversary nears, we seek your input
• Experience in Africa draws woman to job
• Balancing development, school funding
• School board waives building fees for arts event
• Undercover operation leads to drug arrest
• Catoctin Trail earns national recognition
• Frederick County's septic disposal fee could drop
• Area men bonded by D-Day experience
• County definition of senior housing could change
• Man dies in crash on I-70
• Authorities seek hit-and-run driver
• South Carolina woman cited for leaving dog locked in car
• Costs prompt town to ponder scrapping trooper program
• Privatization report to be released next week
• $4.9M included for pay enhancements
• Containment lab committee forum to focus on emergency preparedness
• Thurmont mayor requests more money from county for senior center
• Kicking the (garbage) can: Volunteer shares recycling, composting tips
• Hillcrest tower site draws objections
• Special Olympics Torch Run sparks awareness
• Local Briefs
• Local Brief
• Fire and police blotter
• Tunisian ambassador discusses region's revolution in Frederick Community College speech
• School board approves budget that exceeds $516 million
• City of Frederick considers pension cost savings
• Man dies after crash in Frederick
• Mount St. Mary’s to become home to large solar farm
• Man charged with assaulting woman, deputy
• Researcher sets sights on helping at Frederick County Hepatitis Clinic
• New Market adopts $341,653 budget
• Walkersville adopts funeral protest rule
• Newly elected Rosemont leaders decline pay
• Weather warms to near record highs; relief on the way
• Twilight Tattoo gears up for show
• Clockwork Orange at MET tonight (6/9) only $15. Bring in Pepsi Power Codes when purchasing tickets at the door and receive $1 off your ticket for each Pepsi Power Code. 15 codes = Free Ticket
• Body found in Va. identified as Jefferson resident
• Nonprofit Seminar Series: Strategic Planning on a Shoestring 7/14/2011 7:30 AM - 7/14/2011 9:00 AM
• Mother indicted in baby’s death
• Frederick County Courthouse crash nets eight citations for driver
• Around Town: Test run
• County drops Thurmont's senior center
• Local Brief
• Merchant breathes easier as he prepares for trip abroad
• Gray criticizes new Frederick County budget
• Initiating traditions: Departing eighth-graders earn first spots on 'Trinity's Faithful'
• School board invites review of math text
• Board penalizes liquor-law violators
• Special Olympics Torch Run slated for Frederick pass
• Hudson plane travels through county
• Couple face 98 charges of animal cruelty
• Detectives work to ID man’s body
• Send us your Power Vote codes (email/phone) or use them here just don't throw them away.
• Garden club marks special occasion with new officers
• Residents frustrated in wake of elections
• Farmers bring produce to Mount Airy market
• Walkersville looks to limit funeral protesters
• Keep those power votes coming! We moved up 3 slots today!
• Did you know each person can powervote 10 times a day? That's a lot of caps.
• Power vote, Baby!
• Mount Airy holds off on protection agreement decision
• Thurmont approves 2012 town budget
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Emmitsburg commissioners pass budget, cut deputy
• Monocacy teacher to cross globe as volunteer
• Wegmans opening was smooth, say police, company
• Man charged with assault; witnesses say he drove into pedestrians
• Lincoln Elementary School students get the gift of music
• Billy Currington scheduled to perform at GFF
• Board adopts new holiday policy
• 'Miracle' plane to travel through Frederick County
• Body found in Virginia might be missing Frederick County man
• Ceremony turns fifth-graders into middle-schoolers
• Wegmans not just a store, it’s an experience
• New Life class has faith, sense of humor
• Vote for us, pretty please:)
• Frederick's 4th - An Independance Day Celebration
• Announcing Open Call Auditions for MET's 2011-12 Season!
• British cars replaced Lilypons' lily pads for a day
• Wegmans not just a store, it’s an experience
• Scout earns Gold Award for project
• Grant to help Hood professor cover more ground in Turkey trench
• Frederick Watchdog — Top salaries in state government
• "A Clockwork Orange" matinee today at 2pm!!! ...and did you vote today? www.refresheverything.com/westside
• Around Town — June's First Saturday
• Art, music, more offered at annual festival
• Convoy of Hope to host community outreach event
• Frederick shrinks benefit for active-duty military
• Blimp rides give kids high hopes
• Rivals check out remodeling with store opening
• Local graduate plans trip to Grand Canyon for Hear the World program
• Safety rodeo offers tips
• MSD bids farewell to 44 graduates from class of 2011
• Wegmans braces for opening day crowd
• Grand jury indicts 11
• Police expected to curb traffic
• Frederick ranked a top small arts city
• Super-duper market
• Baltimore man charged in Emmitsburg stabbing
• Festival looks to cut down on trash
• Award-winning educator found that teaching ‘clicked’ for him
• Ask the Editor — New to 72 Hours: Album reviews
• Tight-knit Titan class bids farewell to its community
• Urbana grads get words of advice from National Teacher of the Year
• County moves forward on school mitigation fee
• Local Briefs
• Walkersville High graduates close one door, open another
• Hillcrest students fired up to read through summer
• Nurse trains to promote safety, improve hospital experience for patients
• Around Town — Cleaning The Creek
• Repairs continue on closed Md. 550
• Commissioners adopt $449M county budget
• Frederick man dies in single-vehicle crash
• Have you voted today in the Pepsi Challenge? Please vote daily online at refresheverything.com/westside AND by texting 106790 to 73774 (Pepsi) from your cell phone. Thanks!
• Woman killed in fire
• City OKs budget minus furloughs
• Brunswick High class of 2011 eager to get on with their lives
• WWII veterans, family gather in Frederick
• Fire and police blotter
• Catoctin High grads plan futures, step into adult lives
• Fire and police blotter
• U.S. 15 intersection 'noticeably improved'
• Brunswick's 20-year plan plots growth
• Linganore grads reflect on shuffling from building to building
• Middletown grads mark milestone
• Frederick County crime rate: Property offenses drive slight increase
• Forecast calls for a cool-down
• Frederick County Career and Technology Center teacher recognized
• Juvenile diabetes fundraiser planned
• Look-alikes set world record
• Sheriff's office asks public to help solve string of burglaries
• Driver pleads guilty to vehicular homicide
• It's easy being Green Team
• Late NIght Comedy this weekend with The Comedy Pigs! Come & meet the new piggies in the pen!! 10:30pm Saturday night.
• Support MET's exciting summer Community Outreach Project by voting for us at Pepsi Refresh Project! We can win this!!
• The Fun Company's Nellie Darling and the Legend of Nasty opens this Saturday at 2pm!! Special Festival of the Arts deal...call the box office to find out what! 301.694.4744
• Catch a performance of A Clockwork Orange this weekend at MET! Shows Friday, Saturday & Sunday!
• South Street Fire kills one early Thursday morning
• Make your weekend plans & include some great, thought provoking entertainment! Lots of choices including MET's A Clockwork Orange, SAB's USA Amateur Premiere of Spring Awakening, a new musical!, Iron Crow's Love & Human Remains by
• Anderson named county's dairy princess
• TJ graduates more than 440 students
• Cadets march in seniors, walk out citizens of the world
• Veterans to hold reunion this weekend
• Maryland Room manager gets national recognition
• Charter board tours county
• Swimmer’s body found
• Postal Service defends booting petitioners
• Mother, daughters complete graduation trifecta
• Hispanic father, son demonstrate drive to succeed
• Temperatures reach 102 in Frederick area
• Around Emmitsburg — Carnival Fun
• Butterflies adorn downtown Thurmont
• Town prepares for first biz expo
• National Museum of Civil War Medicine Accepting Donations for 2011 Tornado Relief Efforts
• Indian community strong in Frederick, Urbana
• Monocacy remembers fallen soldiers
• Warm weather increases dangers of Lyme disease
• Holiday Scorcher
• Congress questions wildlife refuge seeking more land
• Fire And Police Blotter
• Local Briefs
• Goodwill program aims to help people with brain injuries
• Memorial Day weekend a time for family, friends, outdoors
• Afzali says petitioners asked to leave post offices, park
• Frederick native named as finalist for top literary prize
• Student’s hard work pays off with full ride to high school
• Frederick Watchdog — Towing woes
• Frederick Navy team looks to send first MRIs into combat theater
• Researchers look to unearth further secrets at former slave village
• A time to honor: Veterans reflect on those who died defending the U.S.
• Memorial Day Weekend events, remembrance
• Rescuers pull trapped woman from sinking car
• Driver crashes car into Frederick County Courthouse
• Around Town — Dairy Princess
• Mother, son explore Frederick’s features
• Camp offers glimpse of soldiers’ lives
• Middletown parade honors military sacrifice
• Ask the Editor — Getting your news to us — what to send and when
• Chesapeake Bay rescue earns DNR officer an award
• Frederick County OKs agreement with career firefighters
• Weekend patrols target drunken drivers
• Weekend forecast calls for heat
• St. John's Catholic Prep shapes students' outlook
• Frederick seeks funds for Hillcrest Elementary clinic
• Frederick Christian Academy graduation speaker: Keep learned values close
• School to rebid masonry work for Lincoln Elementary project
• Prosecutors triple woman's theft charges
• Around Town — Almost Here
• Census data show rise in county housing vacancies
• Police investigate downtown shooting
• Two hurt when truck flips over on U.S. 15
• Fire and police blotter
• Three Frederick County pools slated to open Saturday
• SUCCESS turns out seven ready to pursue personal, work goals
• Flexible High graduates walk across the stage
• Leaders OK county transportation priorities
• Commissioners urge voters to overturn immigrant tuition law
• Frederick County gives developers a $350,000 break on fees
• Little mermaid dreams of life underwater
• Man stabbed in Emmitsburg
• O'Malley surprises with visit to Urbana High
• Holiday outlook: Campgrounds fill as gas prices dip
• O'Malley to Urbana Middle School students: Fight bullying
• Peeping Tom gets 30 years
• The Comedy Pigs Saturday night at 9pm! Fill your weekend w/ some laughs!
• Shooting incident early Friday morning in Frederick
• "A Clockwork Orange" in Frederick News-Post!
• Dressed to save: Breast cancer fundraiser draws upon 'Breakfast at Tiffany's'
• Fire and police blotter
• City of Frederick tackles cost of benefits
• School scrambles to find a place for $9 million
• Imperfect by design: Monster-making sideline takes off
• Walkersville to see net drop in property tax
• Praying for lower gas prices
• Drug search uncovers counterfeit currency in car
• Man charged in store robbery detained, released on night of crime
• Job fair attracts more than 1,000
• Census details 'quasi-towns'
• Generation Connect - June 2011 6/22/2011 5:00 PM - 6/22/2011 7:00 PM
• Check out this trailer for the book "Nellie Darling & the Legend of Nasty" by L.G. Wilkinson! The Fun Company will present the world premiere stage adaptation beginning June 4th! Join us! www.marylandensemble.org
• Fire and police blotter
• Speakers: United Way's outward focus pays dividends
• Committee favors Keys in stadium
• Girl Scouts share love of horses, raise money for scholarship fund
• Man charged with armed robbery of A1 Mart
• Newly commissioned officer awaits action
• Frederick County Marbles Tournament crowns winner
• Local Briefs
• Solid waste department leader gets fewer staff
• Frederick County to consider firefighters union deal
• Conviction puts possible Marine career on hold
• Couple marry in FMH chapel during hospital stay
• STEM seminar creates pathway for students
• New general manager hired by community
• Urbana library welcomes new administrator
• Leap of faith
• National Museum of Civil War Medicine to Participate in Blue Star Museum Program
• Vacant Thurmont library building receives funding for restoration
• Middletown OKs dredging proposal
• Pennsylvania county hires Frederick planner
• Local heroes celebrated at annual Fire and Rescue Services awards program
• Cadet receives medal of honor life-saving award
• Fire And Police Blotter
• Aldermen take last look at police funding, furloughs
• Stores fined for alcohol sales to minors
• County health department’s maintenance technician embraces sustainability
• Special-needs advocate receives state award for parent involvement
• Event draws 550 participants, offers farming lessons
• You're on camera
• Man hospitalized after ATV, police cruiser collide
• Woman admits guilt in drunken driving crash
• Police think bank robberies linked
• Board waives park usage fee
• Frederick County marbles champion crowned
• Local heroes celebrated at annual fire and rescue awards program
• Frederick Watchdog — Pop a lock, not your wallet
• Coordinator works to make sure victims aren’t forgotten
• City in need of neighbors with an ear to the ground
• Fire and police blotter
• Mid-Maryland Performing Arts Center students give farewell performance
• Reflection and celebration: 525 earn degrees from Hood College
• American Indian Pow-Wow and Show: Celebrating culture, entertaining crowds
• Arguments in dog shooting case move forward
• For hood college alumna, there’s a key to helping others cope with trauma: 'It all boils down to relationships'
• Hospital, family reflect on man who died of asthma
• Aldermen consider saving for rainy day, public safety as final budget meeting looms
• Contractor lawsuit soars to over $17 million
• Mother, daughter look to help families affected by tornadoes
• Sheriff’s deputy indicted on sex charges
• Fire and police blotter
• 'The Rock' bids tearful graduation farewells
• Frederick High School prom
• Woman's secret to reaching 100: 'I just kept on trucking'
• Awaiting Judgment Day
• Ride honors EMTs who died in the line of duty
• Circle of Life Cooperative Preschool earns 'green' award
• Local Brief
• Frederick County to test new inspection process
• Police seek links in bank robberies
• John Hanson statue
• Center for immigrants wins $50,000 prize
• 2011’s Bike to Work Day proves to be Frederick’s largest
• Circuit Court asked to review charter petition
• Chamber TV: Episode 7 6/17/2011 12:45 PM - 6/17/2011 1:30 PM
• Leaders sticking with WTE plant site
• Fire rescue: Three plucked from roof; passer-by awakens man in apartment
• Descendant of 1730s property owner tours Beatty-Cramer House
• Despite loss, City of Frederick tax rate holds steady
• Frederick County to wipe out 2010 work on zoning
• Preserving Walkersville
• County accepting hazardous household items in drop-off event
• County tax rate to remain flat
• Jogging for Jesus: Ijamsville woman helps lead mission residents to healthy lifestyle
• FCC graduates largest class ever
• Fire & Police Blotter
• Tech expo touts business ties
• Roy Meachum of The Tentacle.com suggests you see the "brilliant cast" of "A Clockwork Orange"!
• Teen attempts to rob man at ATM
• Fire and police blotter
• Montessori school to get same tax exemption with different law
• Skulking about
• Closing leaves Brunswick without supermarket
• Hearing the 'freight train'
• Frederick County school board to discuss disputed construction bid
• Frederick High grad killed in boating accident
• Religious Coalition marks 30 years as a safety net
• Thurmont teen's art to grace U.S. Capitol
• Thurmont, Department of Aging spar over perceived preferential treatment
• Local Brief
• The Ensemble School's Youth Ensemble is performing an original show. "The 4 Frenemies" tonight at 7pm! Join us! It's free!
• Firefighters respond to fire in downtown Frederick
• Prepared for precipitation
• City of Frederick budget talks turn to tourism
• City of Frederick's bike-rack plan moves forward
• Containment lab committee's focus turns to providing public with answers
• Youth Action Corps earns state award
• Pre-K program's move from Liberty Elementary causes uncertainty
• Thin hair brings full career choice
• City of Frederick pushes for school funds
• Write-in elected to one of two Woodsboro town seats; incumbent ousted
• Contractor: School bidding system is flawed
• Super Fresh closings to leave 78 jobless
• Petitioners taking case to court
• Detrick celebrates new partnership with National Museum of Health and Medicine
• O’Malley to sign energy incentive legislation
• Student denied release in firearms case
• Frederick County zoning to allow bigger buildings
• Wolfsville student gets jump start on paying for college
• Florist hopes tax breaks lead to blossoming Main Street
• Newly elected burgess has high hopes for Rosemont
• Petitioner has 'grave concerns' about elections-board ruling
• Back on track
• Convicted murderer avoids trial in carjacking
• Cancer data worries residents
• Repairs to Commerce Street begin
• Mount Airy council passes budget, keeps tax rate steady amid dissent
• Town hall connects veterans to resources
• Thurmont Senior Center hopes to upgrade food
• Archbishop urges Mount St. Mary’s grads to stay connected
• Fire And Police Blotter
• Board suspends liquor licenses
• Man’s 40-year hobby leads him to unfound treasures
• Mount St. Mary’s students donate clothes, furniture, food to those in need
• Man wanted for home invasion, assault arrested
• Around Town — Animal Open House
• Great photos by MET photographer, Joe Williams. Call the box office for tickets! The show is selling out! 301.694.4744
• Frederick Wegmans set to open June 5
• Interfaith dialogue focuses on loyalty to homeland
• Archbishop urges Mount St. Mary’s grads to stay connected
• Frederick Watchdog — A guide to subscribe
• FCC student earns top state honor, academic team ranking
• Used car prices nearly double in quake's wake
• Fire and police blotter
• Frederick County emergency responders vexed by drop in volunteers
• City of Frederick leaders debate police funding
• Newly minted citizens take oath in Saturday ceremony
• Around Town — Urbana High School Prom
• UNESCO Center for Peace members travel world to promote local summer camp
• Healing Horse Powwow showcases Native American culture for a cause
• Astronomy club gives lessons in stargazing
• Former postmaster gives retirement a stamp of approval
• Additional bus service does the trick at Centerville Elementary
• Event provides food, music, hospitality
• Official opening night for "A Clockwork Orange". Join us for a crack in the kishka!
• Fire and police blotter
• Frederick Film Office closes
• Last Man's Club
• New Life Christian Academy prom
• Ask the Editor — Too grisly for print? Photographs stir debate
• Catoctin Mountain Park volunteer hikes with purpose
• Gov. Thomas Johnson High School prom
• National Research Council report: Vaccine program should aid civilian labs
• Shotgun stolen, 20 vehicles ransacked
• Frederick Community Action Agency feels county cuts
• Monks' Banner School visit has a calming effect
• Preparations under way for Bike to Work Day
• Charter Board petition fails
• Bogus health inspectors create stir with possible phone scams
• Firefighter charged with attempted arson
• How do Maryland’s high school exit exams really work?
• Station owners bemoan gas prices
• Fire and police blotter
• Frederick aldermen carve out more time for budget
• It's the nochy of all nochy's!! "Clockwork Orange" opens tonight at 8pm!!! $5 Friday everyone! Cash at the door only!
• House speaker predicts Democratic gains
• Science-minded games engage students
• Authorities: PNC Bank robber said bomb was in briefcase
• Kansas official suggests steps to reduce illegal immigration
• Thurmont awaits decision on electric rate increase
• Amherst-bound Tuscarora High School senior likes his options
• Brunswick man, woman face 17 counts of animal cruelty
• Neighbor helps catch burglary suspect
• Commissioners approve prayer policy
• Friday the 13th: Day of bad luck?
• Fire and police blotter
• Walker Farm property sale moves forward
• Budget changes brewing
• Several pages of petition questioned
• What to drink? Now you have more than 100 choices at Roy Rogers
• Principal sorry for asking students to bring in knives
• State concerned with possible groundwater contamination
• Local Briefs
• Sawmill owner puts trees on display
• Officials weighing APFO proposal
• Postal Service set for food drive aimed at helping families
• Fire and police blotter
• Bill signing: Cameras on buses, wine at farmers markets coming soon
• Local Brief
• The starter: Dog care swap just one idea retiree has put in motion
• Voltaggio has other projects cooking
• Activists try to link cancer, arsenic in soil near Fort Detrick
• Frederick County charter writing proceeds despite petition drive
• Construction zone speed camera keeps eye on drivers
• Taser attack on pregnant woman brings 13-year prison sentence
• Brewed for food
• Homeless man charged in knife assault
• Taser charge withdrawn; Frederick Police Department officer's suit dismissed
• School system to beef up inclement weather reports
• Postal Service considers closing down Tilco Drive plant
• Who's coming to $5 Friday Clockwork Orange, bratties??
• M&T Bank on 7th Street robbed
• Aldermen disagree over City of Frederick police funding
• Mount Airy volunteer works to clean up Monocacy River
• Church plans Strawberry Festival
• Circus to benefit fire department
• Walkersville 'It's Academic' team wins regional title
• Frederick Freez King opens doors to eager crowd
• Petition signatures submitted
• Man honored for saving boy from drowning
• Fire And Police Blotter
• Environment department eases building restrictions
• Thurmont votes to maintain tax rate
• Liquor board fines businesses
• First chief dispatcher for county office reflects on time with station
• FCC student encourages others to hit the trails
• Local Company Donates Time and Money to Rebuilding Together Baltimore
• An Evening with Comedian Jimmy Tingle
• New Market man honored for saving boy from drowning
• Bike rider encourages others to hit the trails
• Woman’s 19th-century entries receive electronic treatment
• Frederick Watchdog — Counting costs before hitting print
• Roberts celebrates 90th birthday by flying aircraft
• Bringing moms to tears: A Mother's Day look back on happy, tense moments
• Fire and police blotter
• Around Town — Linganore Prom
• First Saturday celebrated
• School Nurse Day celebrated early at health department
• Air Force plane crash timeline
• New traffic signals at New Design-Guilford intersection to combat congestion
• Area woman successful in second career venture
• Air Force plane crash still haunts 30 years later
• Rescued dogs are recovering at shelter
• Runners converge on Frederick streets for running festival
• Rosemont elects new town commission members
• Cracked Claw draws ‘biggest crowd ever’ for Kentucky Derby
• Fire and police blotter
• Ask the Editor — Scan this
• Wounded veteran begins training for November hike
• Court of Appeals rules Usiak can’t practice law for 60 days
• Frederick Running Festival bound to boost economy
• Libertytown bank robbed
• Frederick County Public Schools' fiscal services director announces retirement
• Motorcyclist dies of his injuries
• Nine seniors honored at luncheon
• Grand jury indicts in drug, theft cases
• Urbana Elementary School welcomes home its family for 50th anniversary program
• Md. 550 remains closed; SHA to try draining slope
• Around Town — Middletown Prom
• Around Town — Walkersville Prom
• Fire and police blotter
• New City of Frederick hires will get shorter probation
• Jefferson area scrap collection benefit set for Saturday
• Frederick County mulls tax breaks for expanding business
• Trinity School of Frederick offers community service
• Nursing beckons mom back to school, work
• Frederick woman, baby hurt in U.S. 15 crash
• Churches come together to participate in National Day of Prayer Breakfast
• Jail teleconferencing cuts ICE costs
• Driver enters plea in death of friend
• Running festival to bring nearly 7,000 athletes to town
• Young slams ethics rules at Realtors’ luncheon
• Officers remove 95 dogs, seven birds from Brunswick residence
• Williams retires as Maryland coach
• Fire and police blotter
• Career crowned with clerk's swearing-in
• Defying gravity
• Grant will help to recruit volunteer firefighters in Frederick County
• New Market violinist to perform with Maryland Symphony Orchestra
• Project delays concern Frederick aldermen
• Lobbying for local arts funds
• Small-town politics rile Rosemont candidates
• Source of Myersville water-main break revealed
• Man who shot cat pays bills, legal fees
• Author giving scholarships to single parents at FCC
• Literacy Council in high demand
• Detrick recalls Holocaust with survivor's speech
• DIY PR - Media Strategies for Small Businesses 6/14/2011 11:30 AM - 6/14/2011 2:30 PM
• Business Outlook - June 2011 6/3/2011 7:30 AM - 6/3/2011 9:00 AM
• Fire and police blotter
• Residents meet new schools superintendent
• After two years on the lam, woman gets 18 months in stabbing
• Horse rescue: Seized animals making gains
• Mission work dovetails with love of nature
• Myersville residents told to boil water
• Local Briefs
• Frederick County resignations could spur shuffling
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in crash
• Fort Detrick to oversee Walter Reed closure
• City of Frederick capital costs cut
• Couple discover $20,000 ring in store parking lot, return it to owner
• Members’ links to development are questioned
• New brew first in 100 years to feature state-grown barley
• Generation Connect: Summer Social 6/3/2011 7:00 PM - 6/3/2011 10:00 PM
• President Obama introduces Urbana's Shearer as National Teacher of the Year
• Art festival combines natural and local art for daylong event
• Carnival provides support for school
• Around Thurmont — Fish Fry
• Around Town — Fun At Fleming
• Congresswomen answer questions, address crowd
• Fire And Police Blotter
• Mount Airy Council to hold special meeting for budget
• Outgoing manager to students: Believe in yourselves
• Frederick man facing assault, false imprisonment charges
• Officials keep Md. 550 closed
• Bin Laden's death spurs deep emotions
• Thurmont police explore addition of speed cameras
• Inmate completes sentence, faces new charges
• FCC program manager dedicates time to help students with disabilities
• Commander looks to leave eco-friendly legacy as her time at post winds down
• Service members, families recall 9/11
• City earns bicycle-friendly honorable mention
• Town unveils budget for 2011-2012
• Congratulations to our very own Rona! But, then again, we always love to 'watch' her!!
• Osama bin Laden is dead
• County manager tells Elks' student award winners to believe in themselves
• Holocaust survivor shares her story with community
• Middletown searching for road repair funds
• Work for Heartly House fulfills local woman’s personal goal
• Frederick, Maryland Pow-wow Scheduled for May 2011
• Fire and police blotter
• Around Town — Tuscarora High School Prom
• Frederick generates few nuclear mishaps
• Civil War 150th anniversary events: Re-enactors stage debate on secession
• Around Town — Brunswick High School Prom
• County: Pay now or give up property
• ‘Lively discussion’ expected before decision on mayor’s spending plan
• Despite obstacles, mother-and-son team thankful for all they have
• Urbana teacher No 1 in U.S.
• Volunteers spend weekend revamping 11 homes
• Speaker: Fair housing issues still exist in area
• Couple brace for husband's deployment to Afghanistan
• Schools: Weather decision a bad call
• Ask the Editor — Feel-good stories don’t always translate into sales
• Frederick reflects on its Civil War role
• Around Town — St. John’s Catholic Prep Prom
• History Bee draws 140 student competitors
• O'Malley ponders veto of trash bill
• Around Town — Catoctin High School Prom
• Around Town — Springtime Success
• D.C. man identified as victim in fatal crash
• Grand jury indicts in gun, drug, burglary cases
• Report details deficiencies in plans for proposed Detrick facility
• Organizers look to raise funds for babies born prematurely
• Frederick resident expands Arabic skills at foreign school
• Commission for Women seeking nominations
• Fire and police blotter
• New Member Reception - May 2011 5/26/2011 9:30 AM - 5/26/2011 10:45 AM
• Around Town — Celebrating Frederick
• Motorcyclist killed in crash on U.S. 15
• Kayaker rescued by aviation team after capsizing
• Parents: FCPS 'blew it' with lack of action regarding tornado warnings
• Developers looking at overcrowded schools could have option to pay
• Teachers head hopeful all employees will be placed
• Possible tornado touchdown reported near Middletown
• Hundreds turn out for Fort Detrick’s Spring Research Festival
• Homicide investigation looks at other Burger King robberies
• County concludes salmonella investigation
• Burkittsville looks to unite residents with picnic
• Carpenter turns walking stick hobby into way of life
• Officials urge vaccinations after rabies found in dog
• MET will be presenting a staged reading of "Meeting at Kemp Hall" at Frederick Arts Council as part of this weekend's Civil War activities.
• Looking for something fun to do this weekend?
• Around Town: Light switch
• Frederick County schools lay off teachers
• Fire and police blotter
• Life imitates Frederick painter's transformation themes
• Brunswick skate park to remain closed
• Cancer Research
• Neighbors ask how many group homes for mentally ill allowed
• Mount Airy man flown to hospital after ATV crash
• Argument leads to arrest on drug, assault charges
• Furloughs, cuts help balance city budget
• Jury finds Murphy guilty of murder
• County manager leaving
• The 2011 Frederick News-Post/Mike Powell Excellence in Journalism Awards
• Fire and police blotter
• Frederick County upholds social services cuts
• Commissioner: Budget has no room for plush school designs
• Frederick Community College's multicultural office aims to reveal students' options
• Car strikes West Patrick Street buildings; driver arrested
• Change in street sweeping frees overnight parking spots
• Local Brief
• Around Town — Springtime Sports
• Local law enforcement officials investigate catalytic converter thefts
• Discrimination suit settled before Big Brothers Big Sisters leader was let go
• Trial date set for lawsuit filed against schools
• Jury reviews testimony; deliberations continue
• Urbana — Celebrating Earth Day
• Zoning change would make fields possible
• Wetlands continue to flourish and grow with students’ help
• MET Ensemble member Mak Nichols will be performing his one-man show "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" tonight only at MET. The performance is from 6-7...and it's FREE! Come on down!
• Freez King scheduled for May 9 opening
• Study supports Postal Service consolidation
• Traffic, electricity disrupted in Frederick after utility pole catches fire
• Jury deliberating in court case of cabbie's killing
• Around Town — Still Working
• Testing, testing
• Man sells art to realize dream of racing
• Radio broadcaster out at KEY 103 after 17 years at the station
• Hearing set for proposed zoning changes
• Father hits home run with woodworking
• Bullying prevention program set
• Middletown to look at budget impact on residents
• Emmitsburg panel supports site plan
• Linganore grad charged in Fla. slaying
• Brunswick graduate has success adjusting to life overseas
• Former support group director looks for different ways to provide comfort
• Egging them on: Rose Hill provides backdrop for annual Easter event
• Frederick County to test water system for 25 million gallons per day
• Speedy delivery along roadside shakes Mount Airy parents
• Fire and police blotter
• Service of light marks transition to Easter celebration
• Fighting complacency: National Guard trains in Indiana for Sinai Peninsula peacekeeping mission
• Around Town — Signing Books
• Knoxville woman reflects on family, faith and surprise of turning 100
• Fire and police blotter
• Ask the Editor — Many new things offered in feature sections
• Opponents of Dream Act circulate petition
• Storm damage to ball fields shuts out home teams
• State to call final witness Monday in murder trial of man accused of killing Frederick cabdriver
• News-Post wins top honors in division
• Church-organized Good Friday walk reflects on community aid
• Frederick Rescue Mission addition extends services
• Weekend forecast calls for rain, possible flooding
• Autism doesn’t deter Hood student pursuing art career
• Health care switch saves FCC $558,000
• Event looks to help put disorder on the map
• Fire and police blotter
• Builder reshapes history in wood
• Health fair introduces seniors to variety of talking points
• Mother seeks $10M in damages for daughter's suicide
• Frederick County sticks by easement
• Bookkeeper for VETcorp Inc. faces 27 theft charges
• Aldermen advance City of Frederick retiree health benefits funding
• Around Town — Going Green
• Plan to revamp assisted living, nursing homes moves forward
• Witness: Murphy phone call revealed intentions
• Fort Detrick to serve as sustainability model
• A question asked is not always a question answered
• Superintendent search bill $30K and climbing
• Fort Detrick supporting tree project
• Fire and police blotter
• Camp-bound Cub Scouts
• Child Care Choices program director advocates for the younger-than-5 set
• Thurmont replaces Nixle notification service
• Culinary students staff functioning restaurant for credit
• County may consider layoffs
• Final campsite attacker gets 12 years
• LIFE and Discovery nonprofit expands Frederick office
• Search for new Big Brothers Big Sisters of Frederick County leader under way
• Homeless count decreases slightly
• Beautiful sunny day! Enjoy it..and then come on down to MET to top it off with a performance of "Ready, Set, Me!" at 7pm!
• Civil War Talk: The Sanitary Commission and their Fairs
• Facebook Friends of MET: Buy One Get One Free for Easter Weekend performances of "Ready, Set, Me! Just drop by or call the box office (301-694-4744) and mention "Facebook"!!
• Leaders praise Schaefer’s legacy
• Fire and police blotter
• Pond floods Mount St. Mary's University dorms
• What-ifs dominate USAMRIID containment lab meeting
• Hood College forum invites discussion about child sex trade
• On Our Own worker overcomes barriers of mental illness
• Maryland School for the Deaf sells a bit of history to preserve history
• City of Frederick debates comp time for salaried employees
• Emergency communications tower plans unveiled
• Chairman: Residents' input vital to success
• Crews still working on Md. 550 days after mudslide
• Retrial begins in cabdriver’s slaying
• Thurmont man sentenced in November CVS robbery
• Need plans for the weekend? Treat yourself to some live theatre! "Ready, Set, Me! at MET and The New Adventures of Alice In Wonderland (featuring MET's Joann Lee & Julie Herber)
• Rare antique items set for auction
• Family hopes to spread word on Cohen syndrome
• Middletown rolls out rain barrels to conserve water
• Check out Ensemble Member Allison Lepelletier blog post on Z-Blog!! Love the idea of Temporiums! What do you think?
• Thurmont budget cushioned with highway user revenue
• Charter supporters plot best course
• Man charged with racially motivated assault
• Tax day draws ire of conservatives
• Edenton offers event
• Tornadoes, flooding wreak havoc on Frederick County
• Frederick Woman’s Civic Club celebrates a century of service
• Genealogy work leads to published material
• Fines issued for selling alcohol to underage shoppers
• Thurmont emergency responders take home awards at ceremony
• Around Town — Got It
• A taxing day
• Missing student's body found
• Tornado touches down near Mount Airy
• Heavy rains cause flooding; five water-related rescues
• Evening performances of "Ready, Set, Me!" this weekend. Thurs, Fri & Sat at 7pm. Spend some quality time with family at MET!
• Great closing weekend of "Boeing, Boeing"! Thanks to all those who helped make this 'sell out' show a success!
• Teacher lives for breakthrough moments
• Frederick Watchdog — Keeping your identity
• Frederick couple help advocate for Marshall sainthood in Episcopal Church
• Fire and police blotter
• Rabbit advice shared in time for Easter
• Palm Sunday
• Last-minute tax filers abound, despite more days to finish
• New Frederick County Schools superintendent known for hands-on approach
• Rain closes roads, traps drivers, sparks several warnings
• Around Town — Kicking off The Big Sweep
• Tax facts and figures
• First-grade teacher receives STEM educator of the year award
• State funding to help build Hillcrest area project, renovate cultural centers
• ROTC gains traction at Hood College
• New Market teachers take it from the top to aid leukemia patients
• Rescued pit bulls await adoption
• Fire and police blotter
• Ask the Editor — Photographing life as it happens
• Fort Detrick: Retiring command sergeant major grateful 'to help support and defend our Constitution'
• Details of Frederick County Schools superintendent's contract released
• Around Town — Another Sinkhole
• Frederick likely to get rain early today
• Carjacking conspirator gets 16 years
• Ex-Ballenger Creek teacher sentenced for N.C. sex crime
• Board approves budget for new Mount Airy Middle School
• County director featured in Firehouse magazine article
• Man arrested after dog show disturbance
• Treasurer’s office prepares for online auction May 9
• Arts council seeks input for art project
• Brunwick celebrates new library opening
• Artist takes on local politics
• Face of America bicyclists to roll through Frederick this weekend
• Citizens, Montevue residents object to possible new plan
• Walkersville to talk tax increase
• Don't let the rain get you down! Come see "Ready, Set, Me!" at 2pm!
• Around Town — New Lowe's opens
• Retiring Fort Detrick command sergeant major's Army career took shape early
• Fire and police blotter
• Math Night at Urbana Elementary
• Frederick County, state highway project list compiled
• Attorney's recusal in sex abuse case delays sentencing
• Feds take over local case of child pornography
• Frederick County votes to close Emmitsburg's Up County Family Partnership Center
• Frederick's solo film promoter swamped
• Student resting after eating tainted cupcake
• State looks to get tougher on vehicular manslaughter
• So glad to see Bill Toscano at "Boeing, Boeing" last night!
• Sinkhole repairs complete; roads, ramp now open
• Mount campaign raises $61 million
• "Pinocchio" at Whittier Elementary last week! Great job kids!!
• Update: "Boeing, Boeing" SOLD OUT FRIDAY & SATURDAY! If you want to see the show people....TONIGHT IS YOUR LAST CHANCE!! Call the Box Office at 301-694-4744
• LAST CHANCE!!! Tonight: 25 seats left Tomorrow: 13 seats left Sat: 0 seats left
• Fire and police blotter
• USAMRIID launches ricin vaccine clinical trial
• PTA to elementary students: On your feet
• Role in burglary nets five years for 19-year-old
• City of Frederick seeks way to build schools
• Assistance pouring in to Little League affected by fire
• Man found guilty of assault in baseball-bat incident
• Child neglect law 'long overdue' in Maryland
• Mick's American Bistro chef gets a taste of charity work during celebrity event
• Sinkhole expands after overnight rain; crews work to fill hole
• Strangulation brings seven-year prison sentence
• "Clockwork" rehearsal....."What's it going to be then, eh?"....
• Fire and police blotter
• Exit ramp, Monocacy Blvd. shut down between Patrick, South streets
• Brunswick receives grants update
• Septic-tank ban, windmills on hold until next session
• Graceham Moravian Church organist steps down after 30-plus years
• Emergency workers brush up at Emmitsburg conference
• Hillcrest Drive incident leads to carjacking charges
• Budget shortfall likely will shape role of Frederick mayor's executive assistant
• Speed a factor in head-on Hessong Bridge Road crash
• NORAD exercise set
• County eyes savings from possible contracting services
• Serial robber gets 19 years for Frederick crimes
• DNA sample ties man to rape
• Fans turn out to support Keys
• Mount Airy Lions Club hunts for vendors
• Sale of farmhouse, property on Walker Farm appears imminent
• Freemasons aim for growth with campaign
• Lenny Janes (former MET intern) just got a full ride scholarship to the WVU theatre department!
• Last chance to see "Boeing, Boeing" this weekend! Saturday just about SOLD OUT! Tickets still available for Thur & Fri.
• General Assembly session ends
• Little league looks to rebuild after arson
• Motorists make changes as prices rise
• Hood College receives $1 million gift from deceased alumna
• Local Briefs
• Around Town — The Jug Band
• Middletown drafts guidelines to clarify public information policy
• Linguist argues against ‘Nazi Talk’
• Roth looks forward to working for community
• Cakes for a Cause raises nearly $20,000 with race
• Records nearly break in neighboring cities
• Museum director in high demand as war’s 150th anniversary is commemorated
• Cakes for Cause racers have, eat cake
• Politics needs to avoid polarizing language, says Frederick linguist
• Award-winning educator credits students as inspiration
• Frederick Watchdog — If you’re worried about radiation …
• Farmers prepare for upcoming markets
• Fire and police blotter
• Unwanted contact: In Frederick County, prisoners who reach out to victims from behind bars are learning that mistake can be costly
• Medical marijuana bill moves forward
• Shutdown averted, gates open; tours on track
• Frederick County Board of Education names superintendent
• Frederick police seek man in Saturday burglary attempt
• Around Town — Nature Fest
• Marble madness
• Legislative Briefs
• Through nonprofit, siblings aim to help seniors connect to the digital world
• Community gathers to rebuild house lost in fire
• Group organizes children’s car seat safety check
• Chain-saw festival offers enthusiasts an opportunity to showcase skills
• Police look for connections in food delivery robberies
• Officials: Shutdown wouldn't affect local transit
• Links sought in Burger King holdups
• Grand jury indicts in recorded attack
• Frederick retail and repair site is first of its kind for AAA
• Head Start constricts, parents cope
• Voter registration reform gains momentum
• After grant loss, future of Emmitsburg family center up to Frederick County
• Friend takes on task of redistributing memorabilia
• Mount Airy chili cook-off tasters ready
• Ask the Editor — Dispelling a few myths about the sports department
• Fire and police blotter
• Federal shutdown averted
• Frederick delegation votes against tuition bill
• Fort Detrick had plans in place for shutdown
• Bar fight brings assault charges
• Sheriff talks about illegal immigration
• Budding Walkersville Middle School artist earns honor
• Board of Aldermen on same page
• Rotary helps with bike recycling event
• Uncovering bedbugs: City seminar delves into pests' habits
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Walkersville students prepare for musical
• Business dominates Frederick County Commissioners' strategic plan
• Science lab open house slated
• Threat of federal government shutdown looms over county
• Tuscarora keeps parents informed of minor incidents
• Board goes to bat for severely disabled students
• Frederick, MD Pow-Wow Update: Mohawk Hoop Dancer Scheduled
• Rejection from chosen field leads Frederick optician back to family business
• Frederick man gets community service for threatening teenager
• Frederick County Board of Education grants Classical Charter School conditional approval
• Bill would cut Frederick Community College tuition for illegal immigrants
• Frederick County senator objects to social media policy
• More accommodations needed downtown, business owners say
• Young: Price to replace appointees too high
• Tuscarora students unite to promote, embrace peace
• City considers altering local election dates
• Want2Dish.Com Frederick County mojo Charlie Smith suggests you go see "Ready, Set, Me!" this weekend! So do we! Saturday at 2pm.
• Monocacy school plantings kick off state Arbor Day
• Sandi Dubois- Just wanted to drop a short note to let you know how much our family enjoyed the show last night. It was extemely funny and the cast was great. Jeff Keilholtz's timing and physical comedy skills reminds me of Jerry Lewis. On the way ho
• Work beginning to upgrade county's emergency radio system
• Frederick man faces felony charges after stolen poker chips cashed
• Parents told to take active role in lives of children
• Police seek links among Burger King killing, robberies
• Fire And Police Blotter
• Emmitsburg won’t pursue splash park this year
• Salon owner finds personal success in helping others
• Brunswick Volunteer Fire Co. breaks ground on new fire hall
• Public can speak on Frederick County’s $448 million 2012 budget
• Petition for elected charter-writing committee circulates Baker Park
• HRC honors professionals, students during awards program
• Deployments are tougher when spouse, child are involved
• Petition for elected charter-writing committee circulates Baker Park
• Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company celebrates new fire hall
• Frederick organizations work together for Big Sweep
• Real estate appraiser finds passion in deep sea fishing
• From Jason Hoffman-- Nice to sit back and relax watching a show after this weekend. Great show by the Maryland Ensemble Theatre... stop in and see Boeing Boeing (But only if you have seen or are going to see Phantom! :-) ) ------------Phantom is at TJ St
• Video viewing can change violators' minds about fighting a ticket
• Red-light cameras bring caution to City of Frederick intersections, stats show
• Frederick County rings in the tourist season, celebrates a new visitor center
• Frederick County commissioner to present Head Start funding option
• Around Town — The keys to success
• Japanese masters featured in exhibit at Museum Shop
• St. Catherine’s resident recalls exciting Army career
• Baker Park hosts 16th annual MS fundraiser
• St. John’s Catholic Prep soiree celebrates three decades of camaraderie
• David Casey-- Incredible show. Best I've seen yet at MET! 2 hours ago (posted on Tad's wall, in reference to Boeing, Boeing)
• David Casey Incredible show. Best I've seen yet at MET! 2 hours ago · Like!
• Local Briefs
• Fire and police blotter
• Ask the Editor — Roll over, play dead
• Senate gives school bus camera law green light
• Frederick County recycling drop-off sites reduced
• CSX bridge clearance warning is doing its job
• Authorities link Garrett County man to series of burglaries
• School’s ‘Hunchback’ to benefit local food bank
• Support, concern emerge from Tuscarora High School forum
• Frederick delegate, senator working for passage of farm estate tax bill
• Gunsmith loves working with wood, metal and history
• New Market school receives national recognition
• Area Islamic foundation hopes to build bridges
• Fire and police blotter
• Work Zone Safety Awareness Week begins Monday
• Economical affair: Dress sale aims to outfit prom-goers
• Brunswick Legion plans grand reopening
• School bus camera bill advances
• Man charged with sexting 14-year-olds
• Insurance agent marks 50 years with Frederick office that now bears his name
• Delegate monitors abortion deliberations
• Frederick Police Department officer sues, alleges chief, agency violated his rights
• United Way hopes documentary kicks off discussion about schools
• Local Briefs
• Owner: Keys not for sale despite report
• County lends $1 million for Brunswick firehouse
• County investigates salmonella infections [video]
• Fire and police blotter
• Condemned building forces That Cuban Place to close
• Study: Frederick County third in the state for health outcomes
• Charter Board panel plans sales pitch
• Tuscarora determined to shake violence, get back to business
• Look-alike gun confiscated at Urbana Middle
• Brinkley bucks state budget; governor drops by after lawmaker's 'no' vote, criticism
• Developer seeks City of Frederick support for $12.2 million senior housing project
• Brunswick plans to break ground for new fire station
• Frederick mayor wants Ad Hoc Committee on Solid Waste and Recycling to continue
• Customers snap up sessions with Urbana photographer
• Local Brief
• Maryland School for the Deaf claims second straight Academic Bowl championship
• 3 great shows at MET this weekend! "Boeing, Boeing", "Ready, Set, Me!" & The Comedy Pigs. Come on down!
• Another great "Boeing" review from Want2Dish.Com Frederick County mojo Charlie Smith!
• Fire and police blotter
• Frederick calligrapher hones her craft one character at a time
• Young artist honored for Highlights drawing
• Religious Coalition report: Poverty indicators rising in Frederick County
• BBBS executive director no longer works for nonprofit
• Hood College to offer bachelor's in nursing this fall
• Thurmont makes plea for electric rate hike
• Explicit Flying Dog beer label issue comes to a head
• Tuscarora High School student charged with bringing gun to school
• School bus camera bill hits a bump
• Honey bill on its way to Senate
• Businesses receive lesson in bicycle-friendly tactics
• Deaf woman sues Towson hospital, alleges violation of rights
• Company’s new firetruck hits the streets
• Daughters of Charity strive for affordable housing in Emmitsburg [video]
• Your Chamber Connection - May 2011 5/3/2011 8:30 AM - 5/3/2011 9:30 AM
• New Member Reception - April 2011 4/26/2011 11:30 AM - 4/26/2011 12:45 PM
• Newly created committee takes on first challenge
• Organization hopes to revitalize lake
• Atlantic team prepared to submit bid for stadium
• Chamber TV: Episode 5 4/15/2011 12:45 PM - 4/15/2011 1:30 PM
• Social Media Bootcamp for Beginners 4/28/2011 11:30 AM - 4/28/2011 2:30 PM
• Car gutted by fire
• Investigators seeking suspects in Middletown stabbing incident
• As sentencing looms, sex offender faces new charges
• Autopsy raises charge in infant death case
• New budget the primary focus at Middletown meeting
• Fire And Police Blotter
• Site plan proposes renovations to Provincial House
• Efforts to enlist help result in tips
• Ethics panel halts county commissioner
• Muslim community members react to documentary
• Hood grad pens book on dreaded island of the Gulag
• Couple seeks damages for sewer backup
• Boeing, Boeing review on DC Theatre Scene!
• Standing for art, standing ovations, standing room only...
• Speaker says less polarization needed in dialogues
• Young artist honored for Highlights drawing
• Unthinkable group heading to Final Four
• Air raids hit Gadhafi stronghold of Sirte in Libya
• Middletown stabbing victim listed stable Sunday
• Funeral arrangements set for Westminster Marine
• Pharmacy partners with law enforcement to help community dispose of expired prescription medicine
• Frederick Watchdog — Tough to follow the money in Maryland
• Maloney pens book on values for property appraisers
• "What??!! Only 4 weeks of Boeing, Boeing??. I better get my tickets now!!"
• Guest speaker, Brian Boyle, at the event who is recognized as a hero in his own right. An inspirational athlete, Maryland native Brian Boyle captured hearts across the nation for overcoming physical adversity after a crippling car accident in 2004.
• MET's Julie Herber was delighted to be a recipient of Red Cross Hometown Heroes (Arts & Culture). Julie attended a lovely ceremony on Friday at Ceresville Mansion! "The event recognized 12 local men and women - business leaders and voluntee
• Doll festival doubles as fundraiser for Japan
• County working out prayer options
• Police investigate knife attack; man stabbed at home undergoes surgery
• Students hope book bucks will get them to finals
• Marriage 72 years strong
• Fire and police blotter
• Around Town — Homes For Our Troops
• Linguist to focus on political talk at Hood
• Our town touts its past, avoids getting stuck there
• Ferraro's influence extends to Frederick County women
• Frederick school board interviews candidates for top job
• County native: Japan quake ‘like being in a boat in heavy seas’
• Man charged with vehicle theft after pursuit
• Ask the Editor — Everybody has a story to tell
• Around Town — Hometown Heroes
• Gift aims at helping space science center blossom
• Biofuels board member works toward renewable energy
• Flight attendant reflects on aftermath of quake
• Police look to jog motorists’ memories in slaying
• Hough pursues parole changes
• Lottery winner has twice the luck
• Tastings coming to Frederick
• Blaze collapses barn
• Frederick man charged in chase that injured trooper
• Around Town - Daffodil Days
• Petition would undo Frederick County's Charter Board selection
• Former Marine, family overwhelmed by strangers' efforts to build house
• Forecast: 2 inches of snow possible tonight, Sunday
• READY, SET, ME! rehearses in the classroom while BOEING, BOEING runs it's final dress rehearsal in the theatre. Busy weekend at MET. Come on down for some great entertainment!! www.marylandensemble.org
• Beekeepers seek state regulation of honey labeling
• Deputy charged with sex abuse
• Fire and police blotter
• Frederick Municipal Airport Control Tower could be finished by mid-August
• Frederick County OKs privatization study with 4-1 vote
• Medicare needs spur necessary Frederick County tech hire
• Empathy leads to relief efforts for victims of Japan's earthquake, tsunami
• Frederick County Commissioners field criticism from League of Women Voters
• Relatives, friends see 88 Guard members off to Egypt
• Drunken driver may face more prison time
• Deployment to Japan augments challenge
• Police expand search for killer of Burger King manager
• State trooper injured during high-speed chase
• Minority-owned businesses to take center stage at African American Community Fair
• Fort Detrick leaders seek lessons from Harpers Ferry
• Burger King seeks donations for family of slain worker
• Recognizing gang signs: Frederick detective delivers community presentation about Frederick County activity
• Circuit judge to retire after 16-year stint
• Monocacy teacher to volunteer in South African schools
• Local Briefs
• Effort to build home for Marine slated to begin Friday
• Survey: Open space is preferred option for City of Frederick-owned Hargett Farm; aldermen to consider options for property
• Frederick County Board of Education revises bus policy
• Frederick County Commissioners to vote on government privatization contract
• Clagett: Transportation funding increase for City of Frederick likely
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Negligent-driving bill headed for house vote
• Whittier students collecting money for Japanese relief
• Local man helps guide family to safety half a world away
• Myersville man charged in pharmacy robbery
• Robbery brings 24 years in prison
• Fire and police blotter
• Fallen Westminster Marine a distinguished marksman
• Officers distribute fliers in Burger King neighborhood, hope to jog memories that reveal clues in Friday's fatal shooting
• Final dress rehearsal for "Boeing Boeing" Thurs night TWEET NIGHT! Anyone wanna come watch & tweet??
• N.Y. students join search for missing Frederick man
• New Market pharmacy robbed at gunpoint; suspect in custody
• Heart disease loosens grip on Frederick County
• Delegates call for more input on slots proposal
• Iraq War veteran finds motivation in Louisiana
• Pot, shots get 911 caller six months in jail
• County faces long-term deficit
• Around Town - Super Moon Risin'
• Peace center intern looks toward changing the world
• Senate looks to amend medical marijuana bill
• School board to review transportation policy
• Senate rejects immigration-count bills
• Emmitsburg board approves community garden plans
• Bat boxes posted to beat back stink bug scourge
• Blue's BBQ builds on warmer weather, growing reputation
• Burger King had no security cameras
• Council to consider Army risk assessment methods
• Westminster Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Frederick County witnessing increase in multiracial flavor
• Parents receive help with Internet safety
• Around Town — Certified Wool
• Town to apply for state funds aimed at senior housing
• Homeless to benefit from feast of soups
• Chamber Ambassador of the Year dedicated to lending a helping hand
• Fire And Police Blotter
• Julie chats with Shuan Butcher of Frederick Arts Council about our upcoming prodctions!
• U.S., allies blast Libya; regime says 48 dead
• Homeless to benefit from feast of soups
• Slain woman’s co-workers, past and present, face questioning
• Engineering program looking for students, sponsors
• Frederick resident devotes time to helping Cambodia
• Frederick Watchdog — Romance con deepens; computer hijacking scams
• It's tech week for "Boeing, Boeing" and "Ready, Set, Me"!! I promise I'll post some pics as soon as I get out from behind the sewing machine!!!
• Rock the Day away with the Imagination Movers at the Weinberg!
• British, U.S. hit Libyan targets
• Decoding the city's parking ticket policy
• Attendance brisk at 36th annual Home Show and Builder Olympics
• Banner School students make museum space
• Burger King employees gather to mourn shooting victim
• Grant funds Oakdale solar project
• Iraq war opponent Bartlett reflects on 8th anniversary
• Fire And Police Blotter
• Wartime bride reflects on exciting path
• Around Town — Model Students
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Third shooting arrest made; bail set at $1 million
• Frederick County inspector moves aside
• Two Frederick County educators earn honors
• Ask the Editor: The design it is a changin' — with input from readers
• Local Briefs
• Police: Burger King worker slain in robbery attempt
• Frederick Municipal Airport control tower work gets under way
• All hands on deck for stink bug solution
• N.Y. police continue search for Frederick 21-year-old
• Police investigate separate cases of teen girls reporting assaults
• Mother says her son was approached
• Roadside solicitation passes House
• Local Briefs
• Linganore Marching Band in New York City
• Police confiscate loaded handgun, PCP
• Public service begats more service
• Irish pub attracts diverse St. Patrick's Day revelers
• Krysztoforski seeks GOP nomination
• Fleeing, theft from church net three years
• Cracked Claw lobbies state for slots
• Volunteer services in need of help
• New Market mayor not threatened by lawsuit, says plan has town’s best interests in mind
• Morning raids nab three on drug, gun charges
• Retro Prom "Cha Cha Shout" Mix!!
• Amateur archaeologist helps to unearth history at Monocacy National Battlefield
• More room at the table: Frederick Rescue Mission on pace to open addition on Good Friday
• Brinkley, Pipkin develop alternative to O'Malley's budget
• Frederick County may partner with corporation for farmland preservation
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Bike to Work Day plans under way in Frederick
• Frederick Muslims call King hearings unfair
• Case of jewelry-store heist ends in mistrial
• Earthquake is like 9/11 all over again for native of Japan
• Elementary student flees attempted abduction
• Police search for missing man
• Group making origami cranes to raise money for quake victims
• Happy St. Patty's Day Everybody!
• National Museum Of Civil War Medicine Accepting Donations For Japan To Be Sent In The Honor Of Clara Barton
• Local man pleads not guilty to posing as diplomat
• Defense Department, Army work toward gender equality
• North Frederick parents take stand for improvements ASAP
• Oakdale, North Frederick school projects could move up on priority list
• Ripple effect: Frederick Toyota dealer braces for disruption in supply
• Key 103 DJ set to retire and be full-time dad
• Injured Frederick mail carrier buoyed by outpouring from customers
• Folk musician brings talents to Thurmont
• New mother avoids jail in Middletown Valley Bank robbery
• Local briefs
• Lawmakers raise Frederick County slots proposal
• Brunswick veterans park receives face-lift
• Community groups do their part to help balance Middletown's budget
• Resident looks to spread the word on efficient energy
• Frederick Film Festival’s F3 Eve
• Around Town -- A Day Of Numbers
• Town accepting construction bids for Thurmont Senior Center
• Open house readies citizens for summer fun
• Brunswick main street auction raises thousands
• Elective enrollment may result in loss of teaching positions
• Scouts compete in annual Pinewood Super Derby
• Frederick man charged with child pornography
• Truck driver dies on I-70 near New Market
• Frederick libraries busy despite electronic surges
• Engineer: Reactor woes could prove disastrous
• Pilot aims to get more women in the air
• Middletown man charged in assault
• Analysis leads to no sign of cancer cluster
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Japan death toll soars
• Brunswick Main Street Auction raises $10K
• Open house shows city getting ready for summer fun
• Scouts compete in annual Pinewood Super Derby
• Frederick Watchdog — Collision questions
• County fleets take proactive steps to combat rising gas prices
• Frederick woman offers lessons in Korean culture
• BREAKING NEWS: Truck crash kills one
• Check out Jim Hamaan's Flickr photostream of RETRO PROM pics!! Quigley Brown does it again! Nice Jim!!
• Japan faces new threat: Partial meltdown likely under way at second nuclear reactor
• Around town — Pumping water
• Tracking students' progress: Centerville Elementary staff members discuss each pupil
• Bookfest — May the force be with you
• Around town — making maple syrup
• Unfinished Butterfly Lane house gets new owner
• Bartlett announces town halls, open-door meetings
• Canoeists fall into Monocacy River, emerge unhurt
• Top wealth manager got first clients with homemade cookies
• Man wanted for robbery captured
• Genealogical society helps people find out who they really are
• Thanks to all who came, helped, cooked, set up, decorated, auctioned, danced, ate, drank, swept up, loaded in and out, brought the breakfast and coffee, wore the wigs, got decked out, spun discs, kept the beer coming, and made me grateful for a wonderful
• RETRO PROM AT 7PM!! COME ON DOWN TO THE TALLEY REC CENTER & HAVE SOME FUN!!!
• Son works to host golf event to raise funds for multiple sclerosis research
• Ask the Editor — On free speech and running a business
• Bomb threat clears FSK Mall; nothing found
• Convicted thief pays up, avoids jail
• Man charged with assaulting trooper
• Young supports O’Malley septic bill
• County highway crews clean up after flooding
• To infinity and beyond: Libraries go out of this world for weekend fun
• Fort Detrick faces $2 billion in claims from residents
• Same-sex marriage bill stalls for lack of votes
• Tsunami, most powerful earthquake on record rock Japan
• Residents try to call family and friends in Japan
• Department of Transportation opposes roadside fundraising
• RETRO dance clip of the day: Hammer Time! Running Man everybody!
• Proposed Frederick County zoning changes would speed development
• Violators could get points on license if school bus camera bill passes
• Frederick County picks charter board
• School funding issue dominates discussion among Frederick County, municipalities
• Monocacy school bus driver turns students' behavior around
• Marine charged with setting his car on fire
• Local man accused in $9.2 million Ponzi scheme
• Clemson Corner’s first store, Marshalls, opens to waiting crowd
• Flooding strikes parts of county
• Bound by service: AMVETS strengthen ties to residents of St. Catherine's Nursing Center [video]
• The Comedy Pigs this Friday night at 9pm!! Come on down!
• Today's RETRO dance clip: The Twist!!!
• The Gazette wrote about Retro Prom today. Only 2 days left!
• Immigrant in-state tuition bill moves forward
• Fire and police blotter
• Ash Wednesday
• Flooding likely in Frederick County; Monocacy River crest expected to reach nearly 20 feet
• Frustration flies in stranded motorists' flurry of 911 calls to Frederick County dispatchers
• Brunswick native embraces changing city, landscapes
• School board ranks capital project priorities
• O'Malley buoys farm estate tax bill with testimony
• City of Frederick looks to go greener
• Frederick mayor touts executive assistant's political ties
• Obstacles to education: North Frederick keeps taking the hit of capital funding cuts
• Holtzinger takes part-time job with Brunswick
• Today's Retro Dance clip: The Madison!! Are you coming to Prom??
• Frederick County budget: $448 million, no tax increase
• Police report, father reveal gunman's actions in hours leading to family shooting, suicide
• Ash Wednesday: Pastors welcome period of self-examination
• Status update: Bill would stop bosses' prying in social media
• Flood watch issued in county
• Fundraising aims to offset pet care costs for family displaced by fire
• Frederick County resident ascends from paramedic to aviation command
• Bartlett confident about victory in Afghanistan after trip
• Emmitsburg may develop community garden this spring
• Frederick city asks state for excise tax proceeds
• New market residents form van pool to help combat growing gas prices
• New fire chief has long history with company
• Emergency communications director to give talk on firefighting history
• Retro Prom Silent Auction items now up & available online!! Check it out and bid on some great stuff!
• Boeing Boeing rehearsal yesterday afternoon.
• Today's RETRO dance clip: Do the Hustle!!! Do you have your Prom tickets?
• Bartlett supports use of Capitol Rotunda to honor Buckles
• Seven days of deals on the plate for Restaurant Week
• Master gardener devotes time to protecting rare breed of farm animals
• County setting 4-year strategy
• Mount Airy council waits to determine fate of $22,000 bill
• Fire And Police Blotter
• Local Briefs
• Around Town: Electric Art
• Electricity outage dampens afternoon
• Damascus woman killed in crash
• Charter board candidate list shrinks to 15
• Man rescued after vehicle stalls in water
• Cops react to rape suspect's capture
• Afternoon project! Little episode on Square Corner plucked my nerve!
• Downtown electrical outage dampens retailers’ Sunday
• Frederick holds the king, and queen, of singles dances
• Pastor leaves television career to help those in need
• Drug court program, graduates going strong
• Frederick Watchdog: Cons and consumers
• Fire and police blotter
• Casino Night — Burning Slowly
• Around Town — Rock On
• Celebration allows stories to be heard
• Fort Detrick research center helps to develop products for regenerative medicine
• Auction to support Brunswick development
• Mardi Gras celebrates 50th year
• Fighting for John Hanson: Senate leader makes plea to keep statue at U.S. Capitol
• Urbana grad realizes lifelong dream of appearing on ‘Price Is Right’
• Negro BPW to salute women in ministry
• Thurmont loses power; distribution line to blame
• County chooses 15 hopefuls for charter board
• Back in Action: Navy hospital corpsman thought deployments were behind him, but the newlywed is headed for Afghanistan
• Ashley at First Saturday promoting "Boeing Boeing". Photo by Jim Hamann.
• Concert gives local show choirs the chance to shine
• Ask the Editor — From Boise to Baker Park
• Frederick County firefighters lose 'direct line' with chief fire marshal's departure
• Fire and police blotter
• Frederick awaits response to Harry Grove Stadium request for proposals
• Health Department shines light on colorectal cancer awareness month
• Same-sex marriage bill clears House committee
• Frederick area braces for heaviest rainstorm so far this year
• Hough votes for defeated civil union amendment
• Gunman gets 90 days for dispute
• Investigators: Gun threat at Tuscarora High School confined to social media
• Well-traveled professor now finds satisfaction helping students learn
• Junior hunters may get another day
• Two men face charges after shooting on Key Parkway
• Fire and police blotter
• Orchard Grove student stars in fitness service announcement with first lady
• Man attuned to public safety
• Estate tax hearing draws farmers to testify before House Ways and Means Committee
• Five sets of twins born in February at Frederick Memorial Hospital
• Motley Crue, Poison slated for Outlaw Jam
• Frederick Memorial Hospital goes on air to raise money for American Cancer Society
• Budget cuts may lead to evictions
• Man charged with racially motivated assault
• Frederick looks to reform 'unsustainable' pension system
• Proposed Pell Grant cuts would slash 15 percent
• Fire and police blotter
• Frederick County breweries weigh in on proposed alcohol tax increase
• MARC service request: two-way, all-day line; campaign seeks funding for four-stage plan
• Lift from deputy leads to jail, marijuana charge
• Schools rank high on list of projects in Frederick County's five-year capital improvement plan
• 'The prices are rising so fast it hurts the little people'
• Health care study recommendations could save $335,000, lower employee cost
• City dumps bulk trash collection
• Liquor tax revenue would benefit those with developmental disabilities
• Walkersville woman's two-tier cookie places second in baking contest
• Man rescued from burning automobile
• Mount Airy council weighs budget adjustments
• Same-sex marriage faces trouble in Maryland House committee
• Fire and police blotter
• Speakers: Ordinance repeal will crowd Frederick County schools
• Frederick drivers join convoy protesting proposed increase in Maryland gasoline taxes, vehicle registration fees
• Frederick Community College slated to get two of 55 electric car recharging stations planned for state
• Frederick County OKs $89,000 contract for administrator of business development and retention
• Grant gives county system to wash firefighter gear
• Area sailors volunteer at Lincoln Elementary
• Afzali seeks to ease estate tax burden on farmers with governor-backed bill
• TransIT proposes reduced connector bus service
• Brunswick resident looks to educate others on history of black Catholic church
• Teacher returns from China with new educational tools
• Thurmont searches for grant, town money for lifesaving devices
• Emmitsburg looks for more citizen involvement
• Final weekend to catch "Dead Man's Cell Phone"!! Hope we see you at the theatre!
• Planning for business expo now under way
• Nominees To Be Accepted For The Fourth Annual Major Jonathan Letterman Award For Medical Excellence
• Pair plead guilty in unrelated crimes
• Reduced earnings, higher expenses reflect state of strapped industry
• PATH applications withdrawn in three states; opponents elated
• $33,000, pot, cocaine seized in drug raids
• Fire And Police Blotter
• Hood college closes the doors to its indoor pool for good
• Seven of 16 Head Start classes set to open
• BOE, BOCC form a mutual admiration society
• Frederick County preservation expert retires after nearly 30 years
• Bingo, auction benefit Holy Family Catholic Community
• Report: Woodsboro quarry death the result of negligence
• Swimmer shares inspirational story of recovery
• 'Critter Girl' takes living science into the classroom
• Frederick Watchdog — Don't worry too much about the '809' scam
• One more show today, ya'll!
• Fire and police blotter
• Middle East protests challenge U.S.
• 2 Performances of "DMCP" today. 2 & 7pm...tickets only $15 @7pm show!
• Census Bureau reports more than 5,300 vacant houses in Frederick County
• Hoops grant leads to global quest for Mount St. Mary's basketball player
• Ousting John Hanson? Some legislators want prominent Frederick County historical figure to remain on view in a national hall
• Science Olympiad: Middle school students descend on Frederick for regional competition
• Miss Frederick, Miss Frederick Teen crowned
• Black-owned businesses increase at triple the national rate
• Patriotism reigns in Egypt
• Frederick favorite White Star serves its last hot dog
• Frederick County's $824,000 contract leads to ethics question
• Fire and police blotter
• Ask the Editor — Printing a politician's picture is not political
• Frederick County balances budget; 106 employees out of work
• New Market man charged in Va. with soliciting sex from minor
• Matching wits: Frederick County Academic Tournament
• Grand jury indicts pair in gang robbery
• Retiring Middletown Branch Library employee ready to start a new chapter
• Gusty winds down trees, power lines
• Senate bill would establish five full Frederick County Board of Elections members, no alternates
• Frederick County State's Attorney's Office employee pursues wedding photography on the side
• Septic system bill delayed in Senate Rules Committee
• The Wailin’ Jennys
• PNC Foundation pledges $250,000 to Mount St. Mary's University
• Fire and police blotter
• Photos convict peeping Tom
• U.S. 340 bridge work
• Man to remain on sex offender list for 15 years
• Frederick County health department seeks private partners to keep Hillcrest School-Based Health Clinic open past June 30
• Painter finds herself immersed in architectural details of Frederick
• Fire destroys house, displaces residents
• Residents define ideal superintendent of schools
• School board to submit budget of $512 million
• Nine Head Start classes to be canceled March 1
• Balancing act: Cuts loom for nonprofits, services
• Frederick County Commissioners disagree about fiscal approach
• Lawmakers react to Senate passage
• Maryland lawmakers call for cancer-cluster study
• Frederick County Human Relations Commission seeks nominees
• "Dead Man's Cell Phone" review by Gazette's Lisa V. Proulx.....'Take This Call!!!'
• Fire and police blotter
• Widow seeks tougher penalties for negligent driving deaths
• PBS correspondent Margaret Warner highlights Rotary's World Peace and Understanding Day
• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers readjusts estimate of amount of Agent Orange used by Fort Detrick
• Walkersville continues to pay down debt
• Mount Airy council aims to trim budget
• Emmitsburg house fire displaces family; no one hurt
• Same-sex marriage debate ignites in Maryland State Senate
• Jefferson man celebrates Scottish deerhound's Westminster win
• Woman admits part in cash-delivery holdups
• Dexter avoids trial in domestic assault case
• Frederick County gives schools $2.7M break
• School board approves $512M budget proposal
• Crime rate at 20-year low level
• Fire crews battle blaze in Mount Airy
• The Johnny Clegg Band '2011 Human Tour'
• 110-year-old ag business closing shop
• Drugs fueled man's part in robbery plot
• Worker taken to shock trauma after accident at wastewater plant
• Drowning victim's family making arrangements
• Frederick County Firefighters Association leads push for roadside soliciting
• Report details Agent Orange use at Fort Detrick
• Facets of slavery: Author Dolen Perkins-Valdez reveals insights gleaned in researching novel 'Wench'
• Myersville artist expands horizons with watercolors
• Storm brings 3 to 5 inches of snow to Frederick County
• Bill would add cameras to catch drivers who illegally pass school buses
• Stuck in traffic: Parents concerned for children's safety at Urbana schools
• Libraries reach for the stars with BookFest
• Area residents find solace in divorce care
• Who's coming to the Retro Prom???
• Child drowns in lake
• Stink bugs, the sequel
• Ice, snow forecast to stop early today
• Head Start cutting pay; staff levels uncertain
• County reviews ordinance clarity
• School Notes: Academic Tournament finals are Friday
• Friends program promotes paths to peaceful resolution
• Biking enthusiast pedals marketing skills to city group
• Brunswick bass tournament hauls in donations for St. Jude
• Frederick Watchdog — IC3 warns of new cons
• For families of wounded military, Fisher houses are a home away from home
• Conference focuses on practical steps to peace
• Fishing for a cause: Brunswick bass tournament hauls in donations for St. Jude
• Postal worker reflects on 41 years, fun and anthrax survival
• Movie Time at the Weinberg Center Featuring 'Sparrows' (1926)
• Gas pump accuracy: Are you getting what you pay for?
• One year after FBI closes Ivins case, doubts still linger
• Blaze scorches 25 acres in Libertytown; downed power line to blame
• Frederick learns more about group homes plan
• Presidents Day closings extend to transit, trash collection
• Tractor collector parlays interest into auctioneering career
• Frederick Woman's Civic Club names Mardi Gras Ball queen
• Parent seeks lawmakers' help to change how Maryland measures the progress of severely developmentally disabled students
• Golfers' delight: Unseasonably warm weather fills Frederick County courses
• Ask the Editor — Beware the loaded question
• Committee rejects bill that would charge Frederick County inmates a per-day fee
• Driver who killed three gets traffic citations
• Frederick County state lawmakers reject liquor fee increase
• Lawmakers aim to strengthen hand-held cell phone law
• Governor honors Frederick doctor, dentist who helped found Islamic Society of Frederick
• Bill seeks to ban reading texts while driving
• What studies say ...
• Trip to Africa may net jobs, economic growth for Frederick
• Tuscarora talent
• Fire weather watch in effect today for Frederick County, surrounding areas
• Mother of 4-year-old faces drug, abuse charges
• Banner School samples the arts through week of performances
• Summer Theatre Camp registration now available online! Get in on the ACT!
• City of Frederick executive assistant position in demand
• New Market fire company gets $83,000 federal grant
• Second man charged in attempted armed robbery of Mount Pleasant store
• Miss Maryland Preteen takes performance beyond pageant stages
• Women defend roles in society during vigil
• Bill focuses on upgrading voter registration in Maryland
• Committee to explore outsourcing services
• Big Brothers Big Sisters of Frederick County celebrates togetherness
• Let the sun shine in
• Trinity test scores qualify students for program for talented learners
• Award-Winning Choreography Featured in Portraits of Ireland
• Tuition rate at FCC lowered
• Film office hopes to brand Frederick as go-to location
• Mount Airy brothers, charged in Middletown pharmacy robbery, linked to Carroll County case
• Shooting victim offers fellow inmate hope for future; 'I don't really hold anything against him'
• Hanging around
• Building kindness: National nonprofit makes accessible house for injured Marine veteran possible
• Frederick County NAACP President Guy Djoken slated to teach Frederick Community College
• Ruptured gas line, downed power line close roads
• Frederick hears costs of city bike plan options
• Rock Creek School principal realizes her calling
• Esperanza Spalding's Grammy win speeds jazz ticket sales at Weinberg
• Most Frederick County lawmakers oppose bill limiting septic systems
• "Dead Man's Cell Phone" review in FNP by Adrienne Dawn Lawrence Mendonca. Performances this weekend Fri, Sat & Sun!
• "Dead Man's Cell Phone" & The Comedy Pigs this weekend! Come & see us!
• Plea cancels domestic violence trial; child interrupted strangling
• Fire and police blotter
• Postal union expects Frederick facility to be consolidated
• Friends of Frederick County sues over New Market plan
• Report casts doubt on FBI's investigation of anthrax attacks
• United Democrats of Frederick County visit Annapolis to talk policy
• Frederick County pushes Maryland General Assembly to add early voting sites
• Restoring a racer: Auto repairmen work on Mr. Stitches
• Visual media define career
• Woman to speak about repairing old books
• Myersville farm market offers variety
• Museum’s model railroad to include Harpers Ferry
• Commissioner Smith, Frederick Commission for Women closer to understanding
• Esperanza Spalding at the Weinberg Center for the Arts
• Transcripts from Feb. 8 Commissioner's meeting
• Fire And Police Blotter
• Local man rids marketplace of recently returned crows
• Man faces numerous charges following argument
• Officials discuss future of road, bridge projects
• Volpe agrees to stay at Hood through 2016
• Women defend their many roles in society
• Consortium to host performance based on historic servitude
• Plug pulled on school's valentines
• Local pilot works to introduce women to aviation
• Road rage leads to charges
• Monday night crash on U.S. 340 injures several people
• Motorcycle crash sends Germantown man to shock trauma [video]
• First Read Thru! Photos by Joe Williams.
• Our lovely Karen Paone-Mcdonald & hubby Pat in FNP yesterday!
• Diminutive deputy has wealth of experience
• Warden: Jail suicides highlight mental health issues
• Frederick Watchdog: Free gas? More like hot air
• Frederick residents find love online
• Nurse aims to expand a career of caring with scholarship from Frederick Business and Professional Women's Club
• Board of Education discusses voting privileges for student member
• Fire and police blotter
• Lunar new year takes to Francis Scott Key Mall
• Celebrating 100 years in style, Margaret Regan's family fills the Weinberg Center
• Residents add to city diversity, note changes over the decade
• Lack of funding for roads troubles mayors
• Frederick County works on new charter
• Seven-car crash slows 1-270 traffic
• Frederick pedestrian struck
• Fire and police blotter
• Ask the Editor — Focus groups enlighten FNP staff, readers
• Shots tasting bill moves forward
• Mount Airy man still seeking way out of Egypt
• Frederick County grand jury issues indictments in robbery, extortion cases
• Frederick County's privatization quest under way
• Stuntwoman's career grew by leaps and bounds
• Group bids to break world record, commemorate Lincoln speech
• Head Start director to help in transition
• Shab Row neighborhood history inspires Black History Month exhibit
• Frederick County lawmakers consider new $300 fee for liquor license processing
• Frederick County excise tax's future uncertain
• Rabies confirmed in cat
• Fire and police blotter
• Small crowd offers ideas about next schools superintendent
• Frederick County looks to build schools with developers' money
• Frederick was once Maryland's most populous county
• Diversified childhood population means adaptations for FCPS
• Black History Month: Underground Railroad
• Save America's Treasures grant allows Maryland School for the Deaf to restore Hessian Barracks
• Runner plans 500-mile trek to raise awareness for Universities Fighting World Hunger
• Hood College's plans to close pool draw ire
• Familiar presence returns to Thurmont Senior Center
• Zheng family recovering after attack
• Frederick County Public Schools studies student preparation
• Considering corrections reform: Bills target probation, repeat offenders
• Postal Service to consider consolidating Frederick plant
• Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day At VOLT - Life, Luck, Laughter
• Fire and police blotter
• Hearing tonight asks for help in choosing schools superintendent
• Lab committee still working to gain trust
• Man, 19, gets eight years for first adult conviction
• Mount Airy native returns to Cairo
• Zoning turnaround on table
• Increase in gas odorant reported
• Marine serves proudly, appreciates thanks
• Police: Shooting may have been accidental
• Walkersville voices opposition to possible county changes
• $23.3 million needed to balance school budget
• Bill would allow wine to be sold at farmers markets
• AllArtsReview4U review of "Dead Man's Cell Phone"
• Want2Dish.Com Frederick County Mojo Charlie Smith Reviews "Dead Man's Cell Phone"! "Like watching Nadal and Federer in a tennis final, seeing the MET members lob, volley and slam aces of emotion and well-written dialogue to one anothe
• Census number release begins redistricting process
• Asians, Hispanics spur 20 percent increase in county population
• Racial, ethnic groups grow in city, county
• Jazz Powerhouse Spyro Gyra at the Weinberg
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Foundation spearheads grant study that plans to focus on pressing needs
• State lawmakers question Allegheny on reliability issues
• St. John Regional receives STEM school designation from Baltimore Archdiocese
• TransIT funding request well below a year ago
• City, towns could take charge of own growth
• A new idea brings a new direction for Brunswick native
• Another Day Done
• Sheriff's office sweep targets sex offenders
• Man shot in foot at Frederick apartment complex
• Frederick County Commissioners relinquish local Head Start grip; costs drive vote to send program into federal hands
• Cairo protests won't delay National Guard deployment to Sinai
• 'Egregious' attack on wife punished with 10-year sentence
• Inmate fee proposal cuffed by lawmakers
• Gardner named state director for Sen. Mikulski
• Machete-wielding attacker gets 12 years
• Frederick Keys hope to stay in town
• Dan is in Annapolis at MD Arts Day today!
• Fountain Rock Park to host bluebird program
• Pow-wow hopes to drum up volunteers
• Experts to offer insight into teens during program
• Thurmont's MorningStar Family Church hosts Super Bowl gathering
• Board discusses 'not ready for prime time' budget
• Badges, signatures add security
• Fort Detrick's Nailin Gate dominates discussion with Frederick Mayor Randy McClement
• Tuscarora High School bomb threat cancels after-class activities
• Police report several alcohol incidents on Super Sunday
• County looks to hand over reins of Head Start to save $2 million
• Tracking progress: Orchard Grove Elementary celebrates $25,000 award from Henkel Corp.
• College lacrosse player takes circuitous route to St. John Regional Catholic School classroom
• Knights of Columbus helps deliver spiritual music to troops
• Board room woefully cramped for budget hearing
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Charter 101: LFC Alumni Breakfast 3/18/2011 7:15 AM - 3/18/2011 9:00 AM
• Small Business Lunch - March 2011 3/24/2011 11:30 AM - 3/24/2011 1:00 PM
• Your Chamber Connection - March 2011 3/11/2011 11:30 AM - 3/11/2011 12:30 PM
• Chamber TV: Episode 4 3/18/2011 12:45 PM - 3/18/2011 1:30 PM
• Chamber TV: Episode 3 2/18/2011 12:45 PM - 2/18/2011 1:30 PM
• Family support helps pediatrician balance career, home
• Farmers work around the clock no matter the weather
• Knights of Columbus projects helps chaplains earn prestigious award
• Three Frederick County residents charged with shoplifting at Boscov's
• Thurmont Church offer alternative to Super Bowl party
• Emmitsburg man arrested on drug charges
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Budget deal calls for BOE to rebate funds to county
• High School All-County Chorus
• It all adds up for MathCounts competitors
• Gun dealers weigh in on permitting proposals
• State troopers' increased DUI patrols prepared for Super Bowl
• Public hearing gives residents chance to discuss budget
• Mount Airy motorcycle drag racer takes U.S. title
• Lawmakers seek to help farmers with estate tax
• Fire In Ice
• Bill seeks to prevent government competition with private sector
• Fire and police blotter
• Ask the Editor — This swan song features several choruses
• Gov. Thomas Johnson High School senior starts bow business after bowing out of cheerleading
• Frederick County Department of Aging selects 'Senior Idol'
• Eastalco plant to be razed; Frederick County lawmakers weigh in on company's bid for Department of State training facility
• Monocacy National Battlefield exhibit reveals details of enslaved population at L'Hermitage
• Frederick County lawmakers nix expansion of sheriff's deputies union talks
• More arrests made in Garrett County escape
• Man pleads guilty to attempted murder
• Layoffs help to close budget gap
• County changes plowing procedure to cut overtime
• Man laments losing dogs in cruelty case
• State roads in worse condition than U.S. average
• New Market man arrested after chase in Frederick
• Local briefs
• Lawmakers look to punish drug dealers who target minors
• Fire and police blotter
• Tech support
• Bar Association of Frederick County's new president aims to help
• Frederick Board of Aldermen resolve Frederick Community College parking
• Frederick County begins process of loosening business regulations
• Paw-stickers: The salt that keeps dog-walkers from slipping may hurt their pets
• Utility company: PATH unaffected by court decision, motion filed
• Stove fire guts house
• Urbana gets $500M Social Security center
• Judge denies bail increase for teen charged in robbery
• Chasing shadows: Groundhog Day
• Fire marshals get new chief
• Frederick County Public Schools superintendent hosts final chat
• Monocacy National Battlefield joins attempt to break world record with Lincoln address
• Tax equity committee starts work
• Frederick rolls out new city map
• Frederick County Republican Central Committee takes time to reflect on bylaw change
• Resident accused of helping D.C. man in jail escape
• Police charge teen with robbing cabdriver in Frederick
• Pardon signed by Lincoln among presidential items slated for auction
• County, city melt hiring freeze as needed
• Father-to-be gets 5 years in home invasion
• Broken car window leads to arrest in robbery attempt
• Berry freeze
• Dead Man's Cell Phone in the Gazette!
• Serving others marks Catholic Schools Week in Frederick [video]
• Bill would require ID at voting polls
• Lamb born in midst of barn fire
• Homeland Security lab assists FBI with ricin case
• Ice could make for a slick morning commute
• Mount Airy native safe in Egypt suburb
• Emergency services decisions fuel fire
• With budget cuts looming, school board must make decisions
• Drug charge admission cancels robbery trial
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Criminal elements: Frederick County's civilian crime statistics analyst pieces together patterns of illegal activity, studies long-term trends
• Frederick County Republican Central Committee could oust Shreve
• George Palmer Putnam Award nominee remains grounded in aviation promotion
• Bill would make charitable solicitations on the roads of Frederick County legal again
• Two years later, makeover on tap for Thurmont Senior Center
• Study: Illegal immigrant population dropping in Frederick County
• Fire and police blotter
• Small fire starts at Hood College dorm
• Diversity key to success for local businessowner
• Search continues for Yellow Cab robber
• Coaches compete for local charity
• Fort Detrick hosts reformatted community meeting
• Thurmont Main Street manager jumps right in
• Options remain on chopping block
• Expert: Revolution in Egypt overdue
• Firefighters haul water in 50,000 gallons, bring barn fire under control
• Positions cut from fire/rescue are 'just a start'
• With storm on way, responders offer own advice
• Winter weather advisory, winter storm watch remain in effect
• Bionic hand gives student mobility in his fingers for first time
• Urbana man's 'chunkin' vehicle on tool calendar
• Frederick Area Coaches Compete For Local Charity
• Minor fire at Hood College dormitory
• Frederick BOE to discuss cutting 80 teaching positions, closing Sabillasville school
• Frederick Watchdog — Maryland ranks 4th
• First night of tech! Going well!
• Fire and police blotter
• Middletown woman seeks volunteers for event to aid hungry children
• Cabdriver robbed at gunpoint in Frederick
• Frederick County schools kick off Catholic Education Week at Francis Scott Key Mall
• Brunswick official dies on duty
• Brunswick woman hailed as guardian angel after rousting family from fire
• Ballenger Creek Trail plans shaping up
• Building dedicated in honor of former Maryland School for the Deaf superintendent
• Monocacy Valley Montessori Public Charter School seeks tax exemption
• Frederick County studies $824,000 option on family farm
• Fire and police blotter
• Ask the Editor — Even with color photos, our ethics are black and white
• Crews work to clean up remaining problem areas in Frederick County
• Suspect in cabbie's killing arraigned on carjacking charge
• Sheriff's office to host immigrant job compliance briefing
• Republican lawmakers object to funding for local projects
• Local Marine receives Frederick County's thanks
• Scientists honored for mosquito trap
• McClement appointed to small-business commission
• Experienced recycler serves on city's committee
• Imagination Movers In A Big Warehouse Tour 2011
• Educators recall legacy of teacher who died in Challenger disaster
• Clearing it up: City of Frederick seeks to inform, rather than enforce $500 fine
• After the snowstorm: Warming up, digging out, making the most of it
• Frederick County recycling reminder campaign under way
• Community-type work beats being a machinist
• Shots-fired incident is Frederick's third in a week
• U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases tour eases some concerns
• YMCA offers amenities to group of Missouri students, chaperones
• Big dig begins for Frederick area
• Many find shelter in local motels
• Wine bill proposed for local restaurants
• Winter storm warning sends Frederick County into wait-and-see mode
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Advisers rank Frederick County's bond rating high
• Homeless counted in tents, on street
• School administrators show up on snow days
• Martial arts lead Frederick duo to Taiwan
• Frederick County appeals for more school construction funding
• Frederick man sentenced to 20 years for cocaine distribution
• Brunswick Main Street fine-tunes plans to attract business
• Maryland Board of Public Works purchase preserves land near Cunningham Falls State Park
• Rush-hour snowstorm stops Frederick cold
• Oy, snow! The Comedy Pigs have postponed the auditions scheduled for tonight (1/26) to next week Wednesday @ 8p.m. (2/2) Send us a message if you have any problems!
• The Ensemble School Open House scheduled for today, January 26, will be cancelled. Please call the office to make an appointment to see our theatre and classrooms.
• Brunswick city administrator, police officer sworn in
• Well-traveled Marine plans to finish career in Frederick
• Frederick County Board of Commissioners scrutinizes employee benefits
• Draft of Golden Mile improvement plan expected by September
• Containment laboratory committee weighs public opinion
• Bartlett sits with pair of Democrats
• Lawmakers consider change to concealed weapons permits
• Middletown officials redefining residential truck ban
• Winter storm warning issued; 12 inches of snow possible
• Art studio pins one on for Heartly House
• Tea drinks in sudden stateside popularity, available in Urbana
• Villages of Urbana pool to open just in time for summer
• Child neglect legislation gains support from O'Malley
• BP Solar to auction equipment
• Frederick Alderwoman Karen Young: Recapturing highway funds is a priority
• Local group watches State of Union Address
• Obama's 'Union': 'Move together or not at all'
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Revisions to Frederick city's employee handbook take page from the private sector
• Author, analyst kicks off series with discussion of Middle East
• Frederick High School student's gift of song is taking her places
• Police investigating early morning shootings
• Brinkley's pot bill gets support from Montel
• Thurmont man pleads guilty to handgun, other charges
• Marines: It's up to us to pass on the legacy of our fallen brothers
• Police seek driver in hit-and-run
• Mount St. Mary's fined $40,000 by state department of environment
• Storm starting around midnight
• The Community Foundation of Frederick County Awards Grants To The Weinberg Center For The Arts
• Helping others get ahead at Frederick County Head Start
• All Saints’ Episcopal Church in Frederick ordains its first female priest
• Frederick Watchdog — Conning small businesses
• Fire and police blotter
• Marines recount suicide bombing
• Brothers in arms: Bravo Company remembers fallen Marines, sailor
• Frederick commissioners vote to remove themselves from pension eligibility
• Expanded U.S. 340 ride-share lot to open on Monday
• Sheriff seeks to dismiss case against deputy who shot dog
• Frederick gas giveaway aims to raise Progressive Church's profile
• Clutch drummer offers Frederick Rock School students advice
• Frederick-based flight paramedic earns Maryland State Police honors
• Middletown man killed in head-on crash
• Fire and police blotter
• Ask the Editor — Divergent fan bases split space in FNP sports pages
• Frederick Community College offers free ESL, GED classes for adults
• Frederick County plans to lobby for transit-oriented development designation
• Pipkin replaces Brinkley as Senate minority whip
• American Community Survey: New Market strives to readh live-and-work goals
• Security officers balance safety, open government
• O'Malley proposes $269 million for Frederick County
• Weldon hopes to move Brunswick forward by taking a step back
• Delegation approves legislation to count illegal immigrants
• Boonsboro clock repairman employs old techniques
• Gov. Thomas Johnson High School sophomore calculates 3 billion digits of pi
• America’s Piano Sensation, Jim Brickman Live At Weinberg Center
• Come see the Comedy Pigs tonight (Friday) at 9pm at the MET. Tickets only $10! Saturday Night is SOLD OUT!
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Only 5 tickets left to the Comedy Pigs on Saturday Night! A few more tickets available for Friday night! Get your tickets now or no pork for you!
• Task force to help choose new math program
• Commissioners cut selves from pension benefit
• Convoy of Hope
• Agencies keep on trucking through rising fuel costs
• Floating zone lifted from Prospect Hall estate
• Man gets 10 years for soliciting sex
• Frederick County delegation of state lawmakers to debate tax equity
• Board members: Math study doesn't add up
• Stabbing suspect turns herself in
• Frederick County, municipalities reach accord on tax study, growth
• Frederick County Fire Investigation Task Force concentrates resources
• City of Frederick hears proposal for cheaper energy rates
• Repairman weaves new life into old chairs
• Fort Detrick celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. with speech lauding life of service, peace
• Judge acquits in parental abduction case; mother claims memory lapse
• Movie Time at the Weinberg Center! February 2011
• Only 9 tickets left to the Comedy Pigs on Saturday Night! A few more tickets available for Friday night! Get your tickets now or no pork for you!
• Who's coming to the Comedy Pigs this weekend?!
• City Notes: Frederick now 24th in magazine sweepstakes
• National Academy of Sciences to review studies on contamination
• Fire and police blotter
• Former pediatrician works for children's health care access
• Frederick Community College tuition rates rise
• City of Frederick invites others to make a pitch for site after Volt owners offer their proposal
• Frederick County school board continues budget deliberations
• Local lawmakers share thoughts on O'Malley's inauguration
• Gun rights advocate suggests modified right-to-carry proposal
• Author: Efforts to save Chesapeake Bay can begin at home, work
• Jefferson man gets 18 months' home confinement for child porn
• Frederick Keys safe at Harry Grove Stadium for the next season
• United States Air Force Heritage of America Band
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Retiring Plamondon Enterprises payroll chief once feared cash register
• Secret's out: Orchard Grove Elementary wins $25,000 online contest
• Brinkley eyed for minority post; Kittleman steps down
• Army security convoy member spends leave in Walkersville
• Grant brings new BWI airport shuttle option to Frederick
• Marine laid to rest
• Green with incentives: Frederick County issues energy-saving challenge
• Man charged with trying to extort money from Cozy Inn
• Commissioner offers compromise on count of illegal immigrant students
• Overturned tractor-trailer leads to I-70 road closure
• School system asks for $33M budget increase
• Wolfsville resident riding wave of teaching accolades
• Organization hopes bluegrass beat catches on
• Committee looks to add life
• Maryland Ensemble Theatre's annual company retreat. Surfside Beach, S.C. Music: Sky & the Sea by Lauren Molina
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Middletown firm gets $16.3M contract with Navy
• Frederick's St. John's property's future tangled in past
• Hood professor played a part in creating solar data software
• Kellie Pickler joins Great Frederick Fair entertainment lineup
• Headscarf causes controversy at basketball game
• Tanker truck crash closes I-70 lanes for hours
• Coverage, thefts dominate Emmitsburg police forum
• Volunteers give back at MLK service fair
• Ice covered roads likely, officials urge caution
• Cancelled - Choo Choo Soul
• Music transports Ugandan to All Saints'
• Community connection: AmeriCorps grant will help nonprofit determine needs of Asian immigrants
• The David Bromberg Big Band
• Social Media Marketing - Workshops That Move Businesses From Doubt to DIY
• Fire and police blotter
• Regulations too onerous to open cupcake shop, couple contends
• Four teens arrested in armed robbery
• Delegation split on gun-permitting proposal
• White-winged dove comes to Kemptown
• At-risk youth inspire Frederick Community College student
• Where the kids are, and aren't in Frederick County
• Smoke detectors checked in neighborhood of Walkersville area house fire
• Frederick County sheriff's deputies schedule listening sessions in Emmitsburg
• Frederick to honor civil rights leader with Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration and Service Fair
• Local briefs
• Kai Hagen named executive director of Envision Frederick County
• Mount St. Mary's University students practice wilderness rescue skills
• NAACP education leader aims to narrow the achievement gap
• Fort Detrick's NCO of the Year helped inspire Soldier of the Year
• Four charged in Robin Meadows vandalism case
• Frederick County grand jury indicts in stabbing, robbery, drug cases
• Frederick dealership files $2.9 million lawsuit against Ford Motor Co.
• Frederick County commissioner's first public forum draws anti-sprawl free-for-all
• Arrests made in Key Parkway burglary
• Frederick County lawmakers examine penalties in proposed school bus camera law
• Shooting suspect committed suicide
• Frederick stumbles in contest for $40,000
• Awning overhaul at Point of Rocks train station
• Man found dead after allegedly shooting family members
• Pastor expresses grief for Pa. couple found dead in county
• New Life Christian Academy
• FBI: Mathias faced death threats, fraud inquiry
• Local Brief
• Man pleads guilty in porn case
• Frederick aldermen solicit service assessment
• Gas House Pike stories fueled lifelong passion for history
• Student school board voting rights defeated, but up for future debate by Frederick County Board of Education
• Backers defend Frederick Classical Charter School
• Frederick County Board of Education chooses firm to find superintendent
• Vince Gill joins The Great Frederick Fair lineup
• Third home invasion suspect admits guilt
• Urbana High teacher in the running for national honor
• Maryland General Assembly: Lawmakers celebrate first day, prepare for work ahead
• Walkersville commissioners weigh in on skate park idea
• Snowfall closes schools, activates liberal leave policy
• New Frederick County substance abuse program aims to treat whole problem
• Mount Airy set to offer emergency messages
• Frederick County Sheep Breeders Association president aims to deliver industry awareness
• Frederick County fire tax fund rescue imminent
• Local Brief
• Two shot, one dead after car chase
• Weekly Public Meeting Schedule
• Lane Closures Scheduled
• The Comedy Pigs will be at the Carroll Arts Center this Saturday night! Special online offer- Buy 1 Get 1 Free online!!
• Frederick County Commissioners bench Walkersville bleachers project
• Walkersville house fire displaces family of six
• Haiti still recovering one year after quake
• Officials ready for the snow
• Community rallies around family displaced by fire
• Man faces prison for sex with teen
• Man rescued from grain silo
• Blaine Young delivers new management style
• Board of Education to give charter school another listen
• Frederick County parks superintendent poised to retire
• Downtown Frederick bike rack project aims to pump up good will
• Federal Reserve Bank official: Housing won't lead recovery
• Montgomery-Frederick County Alliance to Eliminate Gridlock set to explore fast I-270 alternatives
• No more jail time for gun incident
• Ignoring New Market's snow removal policy can be costly
• Historical Society of Mount Airy Hall of Fame offers building block for future generations
• Skatepark is hot topic of Walkersville town hall meeting
• Couple found dead in field
• Fire & Police Blotter
• Exhibit highlights African-American contributions to Civil War medicine
• Russian students visit FCC
• Maryland's public school system takes top nod again
• Trooper takes on writing, editing duties
• Thurmont's snow emergency plan moving forward
• Town considers residential restrictions for large vehicles
• Three charged after bar fight
• Legislative session meets with deficit
• Man injured in house fire flown to burn center
• Frederick in path of storms
• Family of six displaced by Walkersville fire
• Bodies of Pennsylvania couple found in Jefferson field
• Petersville man seriously injured in house fire
• Residents like Burkittsville just the way it is
• Woman combines motherhood, work
• Frederick Watchdog: Businesses that didn't make Top 5 saluted
• Community gathers to celebrate life of fallen Marine
• Fire and police blotter
• Howard County man dies in crash on I-70
• Arizona Rep. Giffords shot
• City of Frederick: Houses of worship OK in downtown zone
• Frederick's R.F. Kline Inc. has its own 'golden girl'
• Frederick hiking/biking trail link gets financial boost with $30,000 grant
• Grant may provide city $50M reprieve toward wastewater treatment plant upgrade
• Relishing nostalgia: Wienermobile attracts families to Frederick tour stops
• Frederick police officers honored
• Fire and police blotter
• Ask the Editor — In with the new: FNP embraces social media
• Frederick County Commissioners aim to loosen land-use rules
• Body of missing Texas man found near Point of Rocks
• O'Malley's vow to retain teachers' pension costs is met with caution
• Animal Welfare League of Frederick County volunteer helps trap, neuter and release felines
• Advocates for Homeless Families burglarized
• Snow forecast today, Tuesday
• Major general visits Capt. Michael Cresap National Guard Armory in advance of deployment
• School system 'errs on the side of safety'
• Local man cleared of negligent homicide
• Fallen Marine's funeral today in Frederick
• Around Town: Brush Fire
• Comedy Pigs Auditions!! Get in on the action!
• "Hansel & Gretel" tonight at 7pm! Final 2 performances this weekend!!
• Fire and police blotter
• Downed utility lines snarl traffic for hours
• Frederick mayor: Decision about assistant likely by midweek
• Three Kings of Mardi Gras presented
• Dumping snow on sidewalks may net $500 City of Frederick fine
• Felling oak tree along Thurston Road took three-plus hours
• Man who robbed elderly couple gets seven years
• American Community Survey: Jobs attract well-educated to Frederick County
• Frederick County Builders Association leader maps challenges
• Speakers promote wind power as clean-energy alternative
• Frederick dips in sweepstakes rank, chance to earn $40,000
• Hood College hosts financial aid class
• Store owners take action to deter robbers
• Burglar now convicted of raping woman
• Maryland mailrooms close after packages ignite
• Fire and police blotter
• Frederick County officials to push for more early voting sites
• GOP takes charge: New Speaker Boehner leads House
• Frederick County Board of Education to seek Burgee's successor
• Search for missing man near Point of Rocks unsuccessful
• Frederick lawyer lived to see The Dead
• Fifteen Department of Homeland Security lab contractors at Fort Detrick laid off
• Mixed emotions in Frederick as Congress is sworn in
• Clover Hill residents express concern about Frederick County plan to turn road into a four-lane
• Bartlett is humbled to be serving 10th term
• Local Brief
• Check out our new Blog Post on the MET website for inside info on "Dead Man's Cell Phone"!
• Site could replace Sagner Park plot's open space designation in Frederick
• Fire and police blotter
• Fort Detrick-area cancer cluster proof elusive; studies to continue
• Frederick High School dancer shares love of ballet by offering free lessons
• Frederick County residents hope to hit jackpot
• TransIT, Commuter Connections program pays Frederick drivers to carpool
• Inmate who attempted suicide is returned to Frederick County Adult Detention Center
• Young prepares Frederick County employees for financial hit
• Frederick County Commissioners debate eliminating their own retirement benefits
• Car smashes into condo in 5600 block of Wade Court in Frederick
• Frederick County electronics recyclers see post-holiday castoffs
• Thurmont police offer residents cash for tips
• Mount survey reveals opinions of Emmitsburg residents, businesses
• Executive director hopes for self-sustaining Shrine
• 3rd Golden Mile Small Area Plan Workshop Scheduled
• Art.....Ask for more.
• Hey FB Friends! It's the final weekend for performances of "Hansel & Gretel"! 3 EVENING PERFORMANCES! Thurs, Fri & Sat at 7pm. The show has a 1hr running time....so not too late a night for you and the little ones. Call Lorrie
• Fire & Police Blotter
• Frederick police issue warrant in armed robbery
• Inmate attempts suicide at Frederick County Adult Detention Center
• Patrick Street Waffle House deconstructed to make way for Frederick airport runway extension
• 100 down: Frederick's Most Wanted logs landmark capture
• Bail unchanged for brothers in Middletown pharmacy robbery
• Frederick County seeks to reduce nursing home subsidy
• Frederick man says he found meteor fragments
• Walkersville man helps at-risk youth at ranch program
• Brunswick house fire displaces residents
• Data still shows no clear sign of cancer cluster near Detrick
• Mayor Calls for Closed Session on January 6, 2011
• Sidewalk Closure Scheduled for Madison Street
• Parking Lane closure scheduled for East 5th St
• Register now for next session of Ensemble School classes! Beginning Feb 7th. Open House January 26!
• Frederick Watchdog — Top five businesses of 2010
• Frederick explores non-park use for Hargett Farm
• Frederick author releases book on social media and marketing
• Gala Dinner Recognizes Military Medical Excellence, Benefits National Museum Of Civil War Medicine
• Violent crime keeps county prosecutor busy heading into second term
• Top stories of 2010: February snowstorms snag biggest headline of last year
• Frederick man looks to build way out of homelessness
• Frederick welcomes first baby of 2011
• Freezin' for a Reason
• Fire & Police Blotter
• Fundraiser lifts spirits of girl with cancer
• New senator ready to learn, take the lead on local issues
• They put their faith in music
• Ask the Editor — What did readers pick as the top local story of 2010?
• Dancers have a ball on New Year's Eve
• American Community Survey: Myersville growth slowed considerably in last decade
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Frederick DJ makes his own sound
• Schulz opposes aid for illegal immigrants
• Right-to-carry proposal stirs debate
• Thurmont man killed in car crash praised by community
• Family of slain witness still waiting for justice
• Happy New Year Everybody! Ring out the old and ring in the new!!
• Fire and police blotter
• State judiciary eases cell phone rules
• Bank robbery suspect faces new charge
• Frederick residents make plans to ring in new year
• Mount Airy men charged with robbing Middletown pharmacy
• Christmas sales shine for downtown merchants
• For Frederick woman, midwifery becomes a midlife career
• Frederick merchants cited for selling alcohol to minors
• American Community Survey: Woodsboro growth is limited
• Delegate-elect Michael Hough poised to seek help for small business
• Still 2 more weekends for "Hansel & Gretel"! Ring in the new year w/ the family together! Reserve now for Sunday matinee at 2pm, or newly added evening performances at 7pm Jan. 6, 7 or 8th.
• Frederick County register of wills sworn in
• Fence designed to deter Golden Mile jaywalkers
• Fire and police blotter
• Power failure leaves Frederick city in the dark
• Witnesses startled by shooting star over Frederick
• Police: Cadillac in Point of Rocks linked to missing man
• Inmate restrained after assaults on staff at Frederick County Adult Detention Center
• Pursuit ends at Carroll Creek
• N.Y. storm strands Woodsboro family
• Frederick farmer's daughter becomes fashion monger
• Frederick celebrates Kwanzaa
• Frederick County businesses prepare for New Year's Eve revelers
• Economy, tax overhaul top Hogan's Annapolis priorities
• Local Briefs
• An Evening with Jeff Daniels
• What's up next?
• End of the year folks. What are some of your top "Arts" experiences of 2010? Participating or viewing....share with us!
• Still a bit of time to get our holiday special: Half Season Subscription Package! Don't miss "Dead Man's Cellphone", "Boeing Boeing" & "A Clockwork Orange"!!
• Frederick County Health Department to resume cancer cluster meetings in January
• Robbery suspect arrested after chase
• Frederick recreation: Serving up winter
• Detrick housing available to civilians, contractors
• Cold, snow boost regional ski resorts
• Frederick County property assessments drop sharply
• Frederick DJ puts a spin on the '80s in Baltimore clubs
• Delegate Donald Elliott homes in on Annapolis priorities
• Frederick mayor must choose new 'VP' of city
• Trash despoils, volunteers care for Frederick parks
• City expected to extend lease with National Park Service to preserve history
• Weinberg Box Office to Close Early - December 31, 2010
• 1964: The Tribute Returns to the Weinberg Center
• New blog post......I know, FINALLY!!!
• Frederick stabbing victim still critical
• Shoppers flock to Frederick stores the day after Christmas
• Clagett maintains work on issues, proposes new ideas
• Trains, cars come to life at museum
• Hairstylist finds new home in Frederick
• Fire displaces residents
• Getting ready for "Hansel & Gretel" matinee for kids from Ft. Detrick!
• Charities expect busy week ahead
• Walking tour highlights rich historical and cultural traditions
• Fire and Police blotter
• Quilts comfort wounded warriors
• Nac leader seeks truth, resolution to issues
• Want2Dish.Com Frederick County Mojo Charlie Smith reviews "Hansel & Gretel". Catch performances through Jan. 8.
• Follow the breadcrumbs to "Hansel & Gretel" matinee today at 2pm! "
• Fire and police blotter
• Frederick County's bridges in best condition in 30 years, officials say
• Brinkley plans alternative state budget proposal
• Data depict Walkersville as a pleasant family town
• Baker Park Christmas celebration stresses 'reason for the season'
• Christmas tree disposal free at designated Frederick County drop-off locations
• Local pastor plans fourth trip to Haiti
• 13-year-old saves mother from carbon monoxide
• On the road again, and again, and again
• Frederick man arrested in stabbing on Christmas Eve
• Residents enjoy festive flurries; newest storm likely to miss area
• Shoppers flock to Frederick stores the day after Christmas
• Land preservation a gift from couple
• Salvation Army in Frederick receives annual gold coin donation
• 'Wonderful Life' draws fans of Stewart to Frederick party
• Crash snarls traffic on Interstate 270
• Mount Airy appeal: American Community Survey stats reflect affluent, small-town image
• Ask the Editor: 'Good will toward men' a worthy year-round goal
• The Afzali approach: 'Everything is possible'
• Frederick banks on customer satisfaction, loyalty
• City of Frederick aims to save on employee benefits
• Chili cook-offs inspire Frederick cook to tinker with spices
• Truck stolen in Frederick linked to string of bank robberies
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Freezin' for a Reason Potomac River plunge heats up charities
• Defined by music: Recalling the life, the approach, of Mildred Bell Trevvett
• Holiday safety tips
• Retailers expect busy shopping day
• Frederick composer infuses studies with music
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Career of retiring Frederick County Public Schools educator keeps pace with shifts in special education
• Christmas in the bayou
• Winter weather expected over holiday weekend
• Winds topple poultry barn under construction near Middletown
• Officials stress importance of fire safety over holidays
• Porn charges catch up with Braddock Heights man in Tennessee
• The Temple — A Paul Mitchell Partner School offers sessions for potential young models
• A Very Merry Christmas to all...from all of us here at MET!
• Gold coin dropped into Salvation Army kettle in Frederick
• Frederick County's shortest commutes are in the northern region
• Driver detained after multi-county pursuit
• NAACP leader begins fourth term
• Marines lead Toys for Tots' final distribution
• Robbery suspect ponders plea deal
• Hood College volunteer aims to help women
• Benefits weigh heavily on City of Frederick
• Parents up in arms over elimination of alcohol policy
• Emmitsburg woman charged with arson
• Frederick executive Weldon trades job for Brunswick post
• Fire destroys building at Libertytown lumber plant
• This is why we treasure all of our loyal patrons, donors and sponsors!
• Check out 'Hansel & Gretel' review in the Gazette by Lisa V. Proulx ...then catch the 2pm matinee the day after Christmas!
• Abandoned puppies improving; adult dog destroyed
• Fire and police blotter
• The Second City's Fair and Unbalanced
• Treat the kiddies to a performance of "Hansel & Gretel" the day after Christmas. Quality 'family time' to be shared!
• Afghan exchange students to share stories
• Fire and police blotter
• Stargazers take in lunar eclipse
• Frederick County retailers, wineries weigh in on shipping debate
• New Market Elementary instructional assistant finds inspiration while helping others meet their goals
• Drunken driver on parole held without bail on new allegation
• Frederick County backs off on land-use ethics repeal
• Board of Education, Frederick County launch joint budget talks
• Long line expected today as Toys for Tots wraps up
• Green Valley Elementary students dedicate rain garden
• Man faces 10 years for Frederick holdup plot, agrees to testify
• Frederick County Sheriff's Office concludes school bus-stop investigation
• Emmitsburg fire result of suicide attempt
• Hit-and-run driver's SUV was missing front wheel
• Keys a big factor in making arrest in PNC bank robbery
• Fire destroys Wolfsville house, displaces residents
• Chamber TV: Episode 2 1/21/2011 12:45 PM - 1/21/2011 1:15 PM
• New Member Reception - January 2011 1/27/2011 9:45 AM - 1/27/2011 11:00 AM
• Carroll Manor leading legislative charge to allow more raffles
• Christmas at the Margins helps families in Frederick County
• TechConnect - IT 1/21/2011 8:15 AM - 8/12/2010 9:45 AM
• Your Chamber Connection - January 2011 1/11/2011 9:00 AM - 1/11/2011 10:00 AM
• Thaddeus Rex with Rock at the Weinberg Center for the Arts
• The Golden Dragon Acrobats at the Weinberg Center
• State investigators looking into quarry death
• Frederick woman uses her story as an example
• School board thaws several frozen positions
• Crash victim dies of injuries
• Post Office business peaks before Christmas
• Counterfeit bill passed at CVS
• Sheriff dispels misinformation circulating about bus stop incident
• Thurmont adopts master plan, comprehensive rezoning
• Santa spreads holiday cheer at Big Brothers Big Sisters annual party
• Victim in Brunswick fire died of smoke inhalation
• State Police question woman about robbery
• Judge imposes 30-month prison term for convicted Pagan leader
• Woman faces charges after crashing car into 18 vehicles
• Frederick leaders seek state help in budget woes
• Frederick Watchdog — Fake references for cash
• Local man combines own, others' experiences in book
• Hood students show Monocacy youngsters the way to college
• Frederick police investigating counterfeit bill passing
• Man identified as Brunswick house fire victim
• Santa spreads holiday cheer at annual Frederick Big Brothers Big Sisters party
• Middletown changes with the times
• Museum of Civil War Medicine touts achievements of black surgeons
• Coffee manager finds perfect job
• Senate votes to end ban on openly gay troops
• Fire and police blotter
• One dead in Brunswick house fire
• Frederick city more diverse than county, survey shows
• Pining for the perfect tree
• Watershed concerns: Lake Linganore needs better tree cover
• Fire and police blotter
• Ask the Editor — The most ambivalent time of the year
• Holiday tax bill is law — help for rich and poor
• Doctor helps Pakistani flood victims
• Tourism Council worker toots Frederick's horn
• Thurmont poised to decide on master plan
• Fannie Mae computer sabotage nets prison time
• Detrick signs cleanup agreement with EPA
• Sun helps Frederick city, county crews clear snow
• Old Middletown Road crash
• Hillcrest Elementary support
• Brunswick man indicted in death of 2-month-old daughter
• Toys for Tots warehouse floods on first day of distribution
• Frederick police continue manhunt
• Gift idea? How about giving the gift of the arts!
• Take the Christmas Carol Quiz! What did you get?
• WAT suggests you check out "A Christmas Carol", "A Christmas Twist" & "Hansel and Gretel".....we agree!
• Fire and police blotter
• Religious Coalition for Emergency Human Needs packages holiday help
• Frederick County advances regional sewer plan
• Tuscarora Elementary wish list distribution draws ire
• Mount St. Mary's University distributes free passes to classes
• Snow emergency requires Frederick drivers, residents to comply
• Frosty 5K and Mile Fun Run embrace season
• Frederick is latest stop in journey that began with Army
• Animal control investigates possible abandonment of eight dogs
• Veteran sentenced for kiosk robbery
• Downtown Frederick bank robbed
• Freezing weather makes roads slick
• Come on over to MET for a holiday laugh riot! See what Lisa V. Proulx from The Gazette has to say about MET's "A Christmas Twist"!
• "A Christmas Carol" in the Gazette!
• Fire and police blotter
• Frederick Community College plans to offer classes in Urbana
• Two remain critical after Monrovia crash
• Making dough one carryout at a time
• Frederick considers amendments to fats, oil, grease ordinance
• Gravity-defying: Retired astronaut visits Rock Creek School
• East Frederick Rising vision headed to Frederick aldermen
• Theft of cap, $3 nets jail for Frederick teen
• Frederick police deem drug turn-in a success
• Poverty levels support request for federal health center
• Neighborly gathering
• Frederick County officials hope to pave way for more jobs, fewer outbound commuters
• Frederick man gets 22 years for theft, robbery after violating probation
• Fill yourself with holiday cheer this weekend at MET!
• Don't miss "A Christmas Carol" at the Weinberg Center! See what Want2Dish.Com Frederick County mojo Charlie Smith calls "a gift worth giving yourself and your family this holiday season." "cornucopia of theatrical riches&qu
• Salvation Army receives largest donation of the holiday season
• City to lift snow emergency; Schools and Detrick closings announced
• Roots, Groove And Funk - Maceo Parker
• Frederick County Commissioners to back repeal of ethics law
• American Community Survey profiles county municipalities
• City of Frederick: Poverty touches 5 percent of families
• Survey compares county with rest of state, nation
• Frederick County Commissioners take first steps toward charter government
• School employees hold drive to benefit homeless students
• Man gets prison term for robbery, shooting
• Audit findings presented to Brunswick council
• Man sentenced to 10 years for attempted rape
• Still working where everybody knows your name
• Two flown to shock trauma after crash
• County's average commuter travels 34 minutes to work
• Myersville fire company offers breakfast with Santa Claus
• Proposed Middletown skateboard park could become a reality
• Brunswick official leaves big shoes to fill
• The City Of Frederick Christmas Tree Drop Off Program
• Holiday Trash/Yard Waste Collection Schedules For The City Of Frederick
• Holiday Trash/Yard Waste Collection Schedules For The City Of Frederick
• Lunch Exchange - January 2011 1/13/2011 11:30 AM - 1/13/2011 1:00 PM
• Special 'signed' performance of "A Christmas Carol" at the Weinberg Center @ 7:30 December 18th!
• Valley Grill in Middletown makes case to keep music
• Picking best house proves to be no easy task
• Frederick woman mans Heartly House hotline
• Orchard Grove school awaits word on contest
• Creating a new holiday tradition — gingerbread houses
• Judges, clerk sworn in
• Fire & Police Blotter
• Group homes' director aims to make best of ideal city
• Frederick County Sheriff's office increases patrol after incident at middle school bus stop
• St. John's property has residential zoning again
• State, county prepare for impending winter weather
• City Of Frederick Parks And Recreation Announces Registration Open For 21 & Up Adult Co-Ed Sport & Social League
• Talley Recreation Center Offers Winter Break Fun Classes
• Hear the buzz about "A Christmas Twist"!
• 'Insidious' payday loan scam
• Hood gets greener with new bike-sharing program
• Misti's 'models' strike hot poses
• Building a better gingerbread house
• January 2011 Movie Time at the Weinberg Center!
• Lane Closure scheduled for East Street
• "A Christmas Carol" loads in Weinberg Center tonight! Do you have your tickets yet? Come and share the magic!
• Museums by Candlelight
• Moving day: Washington County Hospital changes name, location
• African American Resources: Cultural and Heritage Society honors treasured few
• Owners of St John's property seek to rezone land to allow housing at corner of Butterfly Lane and Jefferson Pike
• Ambassador Baptist Church minister connects with the displaced
• Frederick County residents share concerns with lawmakers
• Mooney elected leader of Maryland GOP
• Frederick County school board will revisit charter school application
• No welcome mat from commissioners to illegal immigrants
• Frederick County Commissioners define their priorities
• Kris Kringle Parade celebrates holiday
• Corkage proponents prepare arguments
• Winterlike weather forecast; chilly rain expected tonight
• Job in Frederick gives Marine more family time, less deployment risk
• Blaze badly damages Brunswick homes
• Camo-clad Santa has Frederick Municipal Airport touchdown in flight plan
• Fire and Police Blotter
• National Academy of Science review panel surprised by FBI's last-minute document release
• Preparations under way for holiday
• Reports of demise of TERC math program not exaggerated
• 3 Festive Holiday shows today! "Hansel & Gretel", "A Christmas Carol" & "A Christmas Twist". Join us!
• Crash shuts down Ballenger Creek Pike
• Man with handgun robs Comstar in Frederick
• Frederick County Commissioners add proposals to legislative package
• Frederick apartment gasoline spill brings arson charge
• City of Frederick officials hear neighborhood concerns about crime, code enforcement
• Amerithrax review delayed after FBI releases more documents
• Crash injures school bus driver, Emmitsburg Elementary School students OK
• Frederick County director of utilities and solid waste management agrees to take part-time job
• Popular demand: Frederick could win $40,000 in sweepstakes
• Hessian Barracks' history keeps former Maryland School for the Deaf administrator busy
• Toys for Tots donations lagging requests in Frederick, Montgomery counties
• New Frederick County Board of Education members take meeting by storm
• Failed Frederick County Board of Education candidate seeks trial in assault
• Snow emergency declared in Frederick County; multiple crashes reported
• Cartoon Fest Is Fun For The Whole Family at the Weinberg Center
• The City of Frederick Annual Legislative Meeting Agenda
• MovieTime at the Weinberg Center
• Snow Alert
• Want2Dish.Com Frederick County mojo Charlie Smith dishes about the "Twisted Christmas Treat"! A Christmas Twist! Catch it this weekend.
• Trial dates set in Metz wrongful death case
• Hood students return to campus, dorm rooms
• Damascus woman killed in I-70 crash
• Brad Young elected Board of Education president
• Parents, teachers weigh in on school's testing procedures used for severely disabled
• Walkersville discusses Heritage Farm Park fee
• Hood College unlocks contest's mystery box
• Aldermen hear Bicycle Ad Hoc Committee's suggestions to boost biking on Frederick city streets
• Frederick aims for $650,000 to fund health clinic
• Frederick County appoints assistant manager
• All aglow: Mount Airy holiday yard display illuminates neighborhood
• Frederick Municipal Airport runway project lands $400,000 grant
• Governor's Crime Prevention Awards laud Frederick police, newspaper
• Come see what FNP calls "A Hilarious Mash-up"! A Christmas Twist tonight at 8pm!
• Christmas Carol school matinee at the CCAC at noon!
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Cheer for Frederick!
• Weekly Public Meeting Schedule
• Frederick County Commissioners looking for $11.8 million in budget cuts
• Reaching Rachel: Benefit to help family buy new van for 18-year-old Mount Airy student injured in accident four years ago
• First of trio admits guilt in Frederick home invasion
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Gas prices reach 777-day high just in time for holiday season
• Monrovia man killed in crash on Md.80
• Hood College reaps $1.7 million from The Hodson Trust; annual allocation to benefit scholarships, fitness center
• Sharpshooters to thin Catoctin Mountain Park deer herd
• Frederick volunteer, a native of China, helps Asian immigrants
• Chaotic day at Hood College; Students wake up to canceled classes
• Frederick Police, DEA, businesses coordinate medication collection
• Frederick County to enforce open burning permit regulations
• Adventure Park sparkles for holidays [video]
• Holiday toy shoppe grows to fill needs
• Winery offers holiday drinks
• Bar Association of Frederick County honors lawyer's pro bono work
• Hood College students return to classes, dorm rooms
• Photos by Joes Williams
• The 2010 Kris Kringle Procession
• Civilian of the year cooked her way out of the projects to the good life
• "A Christmas Carol" trivia: Did you know it only took Dickens about six weeks to write A Christmas Carol?
• Nominate your favorite business
• Like Santa's list, prosecutor warns merchants: Check checks twice
• Thanks to all the fabulous MET cast members, crew and uber-volunteers who helped get Christmas Carol loaded into the CCAC! You're the best!!
• Loading in "A Christmas Carol" at the Carroll Arts Center later today!
• Come in from the blustery cold! Join us for our 2pm matinee of "A Christmas Twist"!
• Ivin's lawyer, colleague share details FBI left out
• New shingles will make Hessian Barracks in Frederick good as old
• New Market Cadettes host powder puff derby
• Middletown website designer pens how-to book for Drupal users
• Big Brothers Big Sisters of Frederick County to double mentoring efforts for children of incarcerated parents
• 'Salon Frederique' opens at The Artists' Gallery in Frederick
• City of Frederick's energy audit grant reduced by $38,000
• Painting stolen from The Cellar Door restaurant in Frederick
• Frederick may not get $13.7 million from FAA for airport
• '09 murder defendant indicted in carjacking a week before
• Ask the Editor — Waffling on WikiLeaks
• 4,600 in Urbana lose power during repairs
• Hood students raise funds to build schools in Honduras
• Brunswick's Hometown Holidays an all-day affair
• State champs: Urbana wins Class 4A title
• Christmas Cash for Kids a Frederick tradition
• Candles illuminate Frederick City Hall courtyard
• West Frederick Middle students bloom in ThorpeWood program
• Community prays for infant who died
• Missoula Children’s Theatre Production Of ‘The Tortoise Versus The Hare’
• Frederick woman aims to ease transition to outside world for prisoners at Maryland Correctional Training Center
• Frederick County TransIT links to Google trip-planning tool
• Monrovia woman admits guilt in attack on Damascus woman
• White powder sent to Daughters of Charity proves harmless
• Frederick Community College shares strategies for boosting grad rate
• Farmer: Chesapeake Bay cleanup requires unity
• Myersville makes way for Santa at Saturday celebration
• SHA opens Hayward Road, U.S. 15 access exit to traffic
• Cars vandalized in Robin Meadows
• Frederick commissioners set legislative priorities for upcoming session
• Come on down for $5 Friday tickets to "A Christmas Twist"! Cash only at the door for non-subscribers! 8pm.
• So many versions of "A Christmas Carol" have been made. What is your favorite?
• What the Dickens!
• Come and Tweet during our final dress rehearsal of "A Christmas Twist" TONIGHT!!!! 8pm at the Maryland Ensemble Theatre! Laptops work best...we have wifi!
• Chuck Jenkins sworn in as Frederick County sheriff
• Rolling in good will: Marines load up donated bicycles for Toys for Tots
• Frederick GetGo robbed by man with knife
• Frederick County sheriff's deputy union seeks access to commissioners
• Union Bridge sign language interpreter sentenced for sex offenses
• Frederick aldermen to explore alternatives to borrowing $80.4 million for water and sewer
• Frederick County Commissioners' first vote to cut benefits
• Reining in horse rejection: Saturday seminar slated for The Keep at Andelain Farm
• Business-friendly county top priority for new Frederick County Commissioners board
• Voltaggio plans to open second restaurant in Frederick
• Frederick synagogues celebrate first night of Hanukkah
• Monrovia runner, 59, competes in first race — JFK 50 Mile
• Rash of unsolved robberies in Frederick continues
• Raw, wintry weather on the way after rain
• Frederick police release photos, descriptions of shooting culprits
• Hood College partners with Uncle Ralph's Not Yet Famous Cookies to create namesake treat
• Firearm deer opener yields three incidents
• Frederick County Commissioners hear suggestions for senior aid from Commission on Aging
• Brunswick man arrested in child's death also charged in 2004
• Brinkley chosen as minority whip
• Thurmont seeks another Main Street leader
• Public Service Commission hears input on proposed Allegheny Energy-FirstEnergy utility merger
• Commissioner-elect's business can't seek Frederick County contracts
• Emmitsburg duo wins Frederick County Sheep Breeders Association honor
• Frederick County Commissioners: Outgoing board ends term; new members to be sworn in
• Police release description of GetGo robber
• Thurmont Christmas house tour brings holiday warmth
• Emmitsburg concert benefits organizations
• Mount St. Mary's class bridges generations
• Campsite ringleader hit with 18-year sentence
• Frederick business owner remains hospitalized after shooting
• Woman charged after crashing into Mount Airy homes
• Brunswick father charged with first-degree murder of his infant girl
• Amerithrax experts debate FBI findings, insist Ivins was innocent
• From traditional to bizarre, wreath auction fits all tastes
• Debt drains water, sewer, parking, funds
• Middletown Marine carries on family's flying tradition
• Fire and Police Blotter
• Author hopes to feed, educate readers
• Union's proposal concerns sheriff
• Bike group prepares for presentation
• Beware of Cyber Monday scams
• Sheriff's Office investigating death of infant
• Cookbook author offers samples
• Plastic bags could become a thing of the past
• Thurmont's newest officer hits the ground running
• Raised in the USA: Carlos Bello-Perez, 20, faces deportation to Mexico after being charged with marijuana possession last year
• West Patrick Street store owner shot
• Individual assessments at Centerville Elementary School help ensure no child is left behind
• Donation of police dog keeps child's memory alive
• Purposeful stride: Baker Park walk benefits Wounded Warrior Project
• Christmas on the Hill in Myersville boasts wide range of arts and crafts at annual show
• From Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade to Weinberg Center for the Arts stage, Oakdale High School musician caught in whirlwind week
• Frederick police investigate Market Street stabbing
• On the side: Restaurateurs aid needy through Frederick Community Action Agency
• Holiday Market for Kids shoppers sample fair-trade gifts at Frederick Cultural Arts Center
• 'Frederick's Golf Guy' organizes Goodwill tournament
• Fire and police blotter
• South Carolina RV-train accident kills Braddock Heights wife
• Orchard Grove Elementary in the running for paved track
• Toys for Tots taps Frederick shoppers' generosity
• Master plan tops Thurmont agenda
• Donors' Christmas trees spruce up Frederick
• Ask the Editor — Profanity in news stories: To print or not to print
• Frederick crowds shop early for Black Friday bargains
• Downtown merchants do well on Frosty Friday
• Accelerants found at Tauraso farmhouse fire
• Maryland's firearm deer season opens
• Frederick Rescue Mission volunteers serve Thanksgiving meal to grateful diners
• Donations to Frederick County food banks meeting holiday demand
• Businesswoman aims to raise $20,000 in Toys for Tots donations
• Frederick Police Department Training Academy prepares to put new recruits through the paces
• Mount Airy Main Street Association prepares for holiday festival
• Frederick Mayor Randy McClement takes hold of office, wrestles with budget
• New Market second-grader lands 'Annie' supporting role, sets sights on Broadway
• Fire rips through Frederick site of Tauraso Medical Clinic
• MET is thankful for those around us who continue to support, inspire, amuse, teach and care about us. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving everyone. ...oh, and also, that the sewage pump in the shop has not erupted in over a year!
• Training fair set Dec. 8 at Frederick County Workforce Services
• Double duty: Top enlisted soldier at Fort Detrick stresses volunteer role in Frederick
• Frederick Community College mourns death of Lee John Betts, former president
• Hood College professor: Thanksgiving holiday traditions evolved little
• Travelers at 1-70 West Welcome Center unfazed by holiday traffic, gas prices
• Frederick County seeks way to bolster fire funds
• The crunch begins for Black Friday deals
• Immigrants count their blessings at Thanksgiving
• Driver charged in fatal crash that killed close friend
• Union Bridge woman critical after Walkersville crash; Woman charged
• National Museum of Civil War Medicine To Open New Museum In Downtown DC
• In honor of the many Met-sters sporting mutton chops for our upcoming holiday productions: “Hair, sexy. Side burns, sexier. Mutton chops, more erotic than an overtly common cheese!”~ Oscar Wilde on Mutton Chops
• Fire company starts teen cadet program
• Frederick Classical Charter School founders consider appealing school board's denial
• Frederick Community Action Agency turkey giveaway fills growing need
• Thanksgiving throng: Holiday travel expected to increase; drivers reminded to obey laws
• Woman gets 18 months for having sex with teen
• Frederick gas station manager's self-directed giveaway tied to Haiti aid to be repaid in community service, restitution
• Salmonella outbreak sickens eight at Frederick nursing home
• Fort Detrick lawyers secure patent for soldier-cooling system
• Frederick man accused in toddler choking case to be evaluated
• More than 5,000 Frederick County votes cast were write-ins
• Brunswick approves fee increases
• Fort Detrick Marine catches deployment break this Thanksgiving
• Urbana park to be finished by summer
• New park in Frederick County to be named after freed slave
• New Year's Eve rape in Frederick brings 13 years
• Carroll Manor, Urbana Lions clubs merge
• Weekly Public Meeting Schedule
• Fire & Police Blotter
• D.C. police arrest man wanted for I-70 murder near Frederick
• Frederick police seeking suspects for rash of commercial robberies
• Montevue vets honored at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
• Frederick High School teacher gets hero's treatment from Oprah Winfrey
• Darius Rucker, REO Speedwagon to headline Fair
• Cameroon native helps others become citizens
• Brinkley will lead delegation
• Annual festival promotes Native American culture
• Shooting sends 2 to hospital
• Man asks for short sentence for wife
• Judge to revisit Frederick annexations
• Girl Scouts' collection efforts help fill food banks in Frederick County
• Ribbon cut at safety training facility
• Charter school request fails
• Festival of Lights
• National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board (TPB) Seeking Applicants
• Doc Scantlin & His Imperial Palms Orchestra
• 'Operation Wedding'
• Thurmont hosts Native American festival
• Frederick convenience store robbed at gunpoint
• Body-in-box suspect caught
• Woman treated at FMH after Walkersville shooting
• Shoplifter pulls knife during attempted theft
• Internet complaint center racks up 2 million complaints
• Drama teacher stages way to make a difference
• A tribute to Skip Lawrence
• Fire and police blotter
• Army Volunteer Corps works to re-establish itself in community
• Tree certification process is lengthy, painstaking
• Frederick County Schools Superintendent Linda Burgee recommends denying charter school application
• Intern hopes to serve community through a career in law enforcement
• Rescue Mission recovery grads hold reunion
• Frederick Rescue Mission distributes turkey dinners
• Proper precautions crucial when deep-frying turkey
• Frederick County science fair coaxes students to investigate, explore
• Fire and police blotter
• Ask the Editor — Borrowing a page from 'Chopped'
• Retired librarian has volumes of fond memories
• Health care reform meeting set for Tuesday
• Grand jury returns bevy of indictments
• Girl Scouts raise $2,300 for children's hospital center
• Van recovered in I-70 body case; search continues for suspect
• Frederick Community College students learn a lesson in poverty
• Students get behind-the-scenes look at downtown Frederick restaurants
• Shot dog's owners sue sheriff's officials
• $100K offered for proof of impropriety in Detrick studies
• Police identify body found along I-70
• PATH substation near Mount Airy denied in zoning vote
• Friends for Neighborhood Progress volunteer aims to fill a need in Frederick
• Frederick Municipal Airport control tower construction under way
• Community Foundation of Frederick County awarded $3.3 million in grants
• Ag official IDs unusual farm smell near New Market
• Containment Lab Community Advisory Committee sets rules
• Fort Detrick weathers recession, BRAC
• Great American Smokeout sets up at Francis Scott Key Mall
• NASA astronaut visits Spring Ridge Elementary
• Theft suspect isn't convicted, but still pays price
• Officials: No health risk from Agent Orange testing
• Giant silences Salvation Army's fundraising bells
• Final 2 performances of "The Littlest Vampire" @ 7pm tonight & tomorrow!!
• Make A Gingerbread House
• City of Frederick Recreation Holiday Weekend Carriage Rides
• Free Holiday Parking In Downtown Frederick
• Road Closure
• City Government Offices Closed For Thanksgiving - No Trash / Yard Waste Collection
• Why Theatre matters...a short video
• Doc Scantlin and His Imperial Palms Orchestra
• Facebook Friends....Come see "The Littlest Vampire" tomorrow night for just $5!!! FIVE DOLLAR FACEBOOK FRIEND NIGHT! Let the box office know you are FB Friend of MET & get in for ONLY $5!!
• Fire and police blotter
• Judge imposes eight years for building fire
• Frederick County trash incinerator to cost less than estimated
• Maryland State Highway Administration updates Frederick residents on U.S. 15/Monocacy Boulevard Interchange Project
• Old, new Frederick County commissioners hash over legislation
• Students learn about their world in watershed study
• Longtime News-Post photographer dies
• Linganore High School student to perform in Macy's parade
• Body found dumped along I-70 in Frederick County
• Emmitsburg board discusses police coverage
• Decision scheduled on electric substation
• Tractor-trailer catches fire on U.S. 15
• Frederick County firefighters object to retirement age proposal
• Frederick County waives impact fees for affordable housing
• Myersville Scouts ready to help others be prepared for winter
• Brunswick day care plans December opening
• Middletown yoga class promotes cancer recovery
• The City of Frederick Weekly Public Meeting Schedule
• Local Traffic Reports Now Available On Channel 99 and Granicus
• Final weekend for "The Littlest Vampire"! Combat the annoying, all ready begun Christmas decorations & music piped in over the store's speaker system. HANG ONTO HALLOWEEN!! We have- for the first time ever-evening performances of ou
• Man involved in standoff has bail reduced
• Dale's Place license suspended; bartender didn't recognize intoxication
• All-male Board of Frederick County Commissioners plans to be responsive to women's issues
• Helicopter rescues hurt hiker near the top of Sugarloaf Mountain
• Dr. Oz shows off Fort Detrick's Homeland Security lab today
• WWII vets honored in Walkersville
• Fire & Police blotter
• Rotary official speaks in Frederick
• Thurmont approves plan's floating zone
• Program will benefit 'Neediest Kids'
• Cancer victim loses battle
• Muscar joins Hood athletic famers
• ZBA Field Trip Cancelled
• New Blog Post! Finally! Check out video of this weekend's performance of "Groovy" at Carroll County Arts Council.
• The Fun Company & The Carroll County Arts Council presented a fabulous production of "Groovy" this past weekend! Young performers from area middle schools joined psychedelic forces to put on a terrific show!
• Downtown Holiday Lights-Let's Plug In
• Fire and police blotter
• East Frederick Rising scrutinizes mission after grant falls through
• Boy Scouts deliver food to Frederick Community Action Agency
• Musician friends of Don Barnes to honor late sheriff in worship tribute
• Fighting for Frederick continues to raise concerns about possible Fort Detrick cancer cluster
• Community Living director has learned to do what inspires her
• Youngs don't forsee ethical quandaries in their new roles
• 'Smoke tests' scheduled to detect sewer leaks in Myersville
• Frederick man charged with assault after standoff ends peacefully
• PATH opponents voice objections to substation near Mount Airy
• Pa. game warden killed near Gettysburg in shootout with suspected deer poacher
• Blizzard baby boom begins
• Ask the Editor — Monday morning quarterbacking
• Cold-weather shelter in Frederick holds open house today
• Small fire displaces two Frederick residents
• Fire and police blotter
• Sentencing postponed for local Pagan club leader
• Philanthropic volunteer fundraisers honored
• Frederick police look to drop charges against shooting suspect
• VP Biden honors Frederick Marine, family at Arlington
• Frederick police seek knife-wielding robber
• After half a century, Korean War veterans still gather, have fun
• Monocacy Valley Montessori Public Charter School seeks tax waiver
• Veterans Day celebrated across Frederick County
• Fire and police blotter
• Religious Coalition for Emergency Human Needs on pace to help record number of homeless families
• Naval reservist recalls high-seas adventures
• New Market Elementary students meet, thank, honor veterans
• PATH opponents slated to speak at public hearing on proposed Mount Airy-area substation
• Officials: Lingering political signs allowed on private property
• Frederick sheriff among nation's toughest immigration law enforcers
• Frederick shooting victim was once charged with murder
• Taps echoes through downtown Frederick
• Local Briefs
• Frederick aldermen hear treatment plant funding options
• Walkersville retains Maryland State Police
• Maryland Concert Opera's 'Hansel and Gretel' exposes Trinity School students to genre
• Army veteran carried key to nukes
• Frederick County retirement savings of $7.2 million proposed
• Gambrill State Park boasts tree ID trail
• Parents fight for special-needs therapy in Frederick County Public Schools
• Last US WWI veteran seeks memorial
• Veterans day closings
• Local veterans affairs office key to service
• Ruling will allow taser case against sheriff's office to go to trial
• Illegal immigrant gets 20 years for sex crimes
• America's Finest:Local wounded warriors rehab bodies, rebuild lives
• Medical Intelligence group adds much-needed office space at Fort Detrick
• The City of Frederick Weekly Public Meeting Schedule
• Frederick shooting suspect charged
• America Recycles Day Declared In The City Of Frederick
• Frederick man, 74, sentenced to 30 years
• Woodsboro church to host holiday bazaar
• Lack of profitability forces out Houlihan's, Perkins restaurants in Frederick
• Easements granted for Frederick County properties
• Bone marrow registry event set for Saturday
• Walkersville coach's life celebrated
• Frederick couple blazed personal and enemy trails during Vietnam War years
• Hood panel addresses questions about Islam
• East Frederick redevelopment enters new phase
• Frederick school board members-elect get schooled in operating budget
• Walkersville firm's engineered skin could help burn victims
• Police close case on shotgun slugs found on North Frederick School playground
• Newly-elected Frederick County Commissioners want bigger venue for swearing-in
• Mount Airy house fire displaces 8 people
• New trial in Frederick cabdriver's slaying pushed back
• Pennsylvania school officials release report on October bus crash
• Weekly Public Meeting Schedule
• 2010 Annual Leaf Collection Campaign
• Frederick Towne Mall Bon-Ton to close
• City Sports Fields Closed
• The City Of Frederick Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) 2011 Annual Action Plan - Request For Proposals
• City Receives Distinguished Budget Presentation Award
• Sidewalk & Parking Lane Closure Scheduled
• Parking Lane Closure
• Weekly Public Meeting Schedule
• Fire and police blotter
• Kris Kringle Procession
• Whisky helped decorated soldier survive war
• The City Of Frederick Government Offices To Be Closed On Veterans' Day
• Middletown considers live music problems
• 2010 Candlelight House Tour
• Development at St. John's property in Frederick considered
• Allegheny Power Service Interruptions Planned In The Golden Mile Area of Frederick
• Thurmont commissioners compromise on rezoning
• Ad Hoc Solid Waste/Recycling Committee To Meet
• U.S. 340 bridge lane closures will begin Wednesday
• The City of Frederick Weekly Public Meeting Schedule
• Brunswick Veterans Day parade brings together family and community
• Zumba Toning Classes
• Two Frederick robberies possibly related
• Zumba Classes About To Begin
• Brunswick High School graduate to appear on 'Let's Make A Deal'
• City Sports Fields Closed
• Flag planting rises out of reverance for soldiers
• Parks & Recreation Commission Meeting Cancelled
• Middletown man killed in motorcycle accident remembered as dedicated teacher
• Travelodge robbery investigated
• Robber hits Frederick gas station
• Middletown man killed in motorcycle crash
• Brunswick veterans parade is family affair
• Veteran recalls life on a World War II destroyer
• Frederick aldermen question city's role in community health center
• Seniors opt to stay in the driver's seat
• Fire and police blotter
• Hood College donates computers to The Buddy Project
• Frederick Community Action Agency benefits from Tyson class-action settlement
• Maryland State Poultry Fanciers Association show under way
• Naval Reserve taught Frederick woman to 'keep going'
• Frederick County taps federal drought aid
• State police bloodhound dies of cancer
• Deer mating season means greater risk of highway crashes
• Security company owes 81 creditors
• Fire and police blotter
• Few changes in General Assembly
• Ask the Editor — A newsman remembered
• Middletown scientist's work went to the moon and back
• Bahrain ambassador visits Frederick Community College
• Frederick nursing home makes YouTube video to support breast cancer research
• Frederick County Y launches 10-mile race
• TJ High band to march at Indy with bill paid in full
• Thurmont turkey plant damaged in fire ready to get back to business
• Frederick County grand jury hears cases of rings pilfered from Zales and gunfire at Sheetz
• Thurmont counterfeit case closed with fourth guilty plea
• Autopsy of Mount Airy man who was on work release pending
• CSX offers apologies for MARC delays on Brunswick Line train
• The Weinberg Center to Cancel the Screening of The Dark Side of Oz
• Trooper hits the ground running
• Aldermen question future of parkland
• Twin gets three years
• Brazilians stress relativity of school problems — and poverty
• Police smoke out suspect in cigarette theft
• Man wounded in leg in South Street shooting
• School board to face immediate hurdles
• Counterfeit defendant admits guilt
• Commissioner asks official to reconsider resignation
• Ousted commissioner concerned about future
• Man in work release dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital
• Young leads Mooney in District 3 Senate race
• Free Car Wash Will Be Offered to All Veterans on Thursday, November 11, 2010 at Fredericktowne Auto Spa
• Fire and police blotter
• Hiker goes distance for abused and neglected children
• Budget director, product win honors
• Toys for Tots workload more than triples over last year
• Local pastor, cyclist combines passions to help other people
• Glimpses of Election Day in Frederick County
• O'Malley wins rematch against Ehrlich
• Orphans' Court judges elected; Circuit Court race landslide win
• Bartlett easily wins re-election in 6th District
• Few surprises in House of Delegates races
• Mooney-Young race too close to call
• Smith will retain school board seat; Young, Reeder and Miller other leaders
• Republicans sweep commissioners board
• LFC Alumni Breakfast - December 2010 12/7/2010 7:30 AM - 12/7/2010 9:00 AM
• Grant aids plant upgrade
• Seton Shrine invites public to hear organ
• Dancer bound for Italy
• The Meadow, Woodspring hold Halloween parade
• Film crew found home away from home in Brunswick
• Mount Airy to require recycling
• Thurmont commissioners reject floating zone
• Man stabbed in dispute in Walkersville
• Home Depot to honor veteran with flagpole, flag
• Wire fraud costs woman dearly
• Residents push for cancer cluster recognition
• Election day arrives across county, state, nation
• Fire and police blotter
• Frederick man spreads good will distributing newspapers
• Power outages planned Wednesday and Sunday
• The Meadow, Woodspring hold Halloween parade
• 2010 Maryland International Kids FilmFest To Feature DreamWorks Animation Workshops....
• Movie crew leaves memories for Brunswick family
• Tour guide enthralls visitors with tales of murder, mayhem
• Emmitsburg resident pens first novel at 89
• Legislative Preview Breakfast 12/14/2010 7:30 AM - 12/14/2010 9:30 AM
• Volunteer Recognition 2010 12/9/2010 7:30 AM - 12/9/2010 9:30 AM
• Generation Connect - December 2010 12/2/2010 5:00 PM - 12/2/2010 7:00 PM
• Your Chamber Connection - December 2010 12/1/2010 9:00 AM - 12/1/2010 10:00 AM
• New Member Reception - November 2010 11/30/2010 3:00 PM - 11/30/2010 4:00 PM
• Fire & Police Blotter
• Mystery shopping scam
• It's Halloween ya'll! Come down & get your treat...LIVE THEATRE!!!
• Election-night parties set
• Top deputy honored for crossing into civilian aid
• Couple turns documentary lens on films of inspiration
• Hands-on thanks
• Church food bank gets the word out
• Knife-wielding man sought in two crimes
• Ghost tours tout Frederick City Hall hauntings
• Woman arrested, al-Qaida bomber eyed in mail plot
• Ghost hunters go in search of Frederick County phantoms
• Auctioning Auburn
• Ask the Editor — A rogue by any other name
• Lost cat found; records of who found cat lost
• Maryland Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Army wife works to keep Afghan children's toes toasty
• Parade caps Banner School's week of activities
• Marine describes reality of living with disabilities
• Half marathon defended as way to go
• Brunswick man pleads guilty to seeking sex with teen
• New Market man admits robbing couple
• Notice filed in July detention hanging case
• Sex offenders required to spend Halloween in meeting
• Frederick Community Action Agency seeks to expand medical care
• Jury finds defendant guilty of 20 crimes in campsite assault
• Officer resigns under cloud of perjury allegations
• Terror plot is thwarted; U.S.- bound explosives seized
• Traditional Weinberg Winterfest And Tuba Christmas Concert
• Fire and police blotter
• Authorities offer advice for safe holiday
• Get your Halloween fix this weekend....be very afraid.....
• Business Card Exchange - December 2010 12/15/2010 4:30 PM - 12/15/2010 6:30 PM
• Bring the kids to visit "The Littlest Vampire" Saturday at 2pm!
• Fire and police blotter
• Grant revives Thurmont library plan
• Frederick County Commissioners race delves into ethics issues
• Official: Prevention key to drug fight
• Mooney, Young battle in close race
• Lofty heights: Middletown man combines love of woodworking, steeples
• Teen charged as adult in robbery
• Marschner: Retirement e-mail wasn't politically motivated
• Frederick city transportation projects 'moving smoothly,' planner says
• City of Frederick tagged as key to state's heart
• Frederick veterans aid group goes national
• Inmate faced challenges in life, mother says
• Marathon drops out of festival; half marathon will continue
• Defendant blames fellow suspect
• Fire and police blotter
• Working with the fishes (and turtles)
• SUCCESS' return hinges on facility repairs
• Culture, illustrated
• Incinerator fuels waste director's fiery exit
• Governor's race enters final push
• County spared brunt of storm
• Discovery of body prompts MARC cancellations
• Suspended sentence issued in vulnerable adult case
• Army devotes $17M to suicide prevention research
• County, agencies get nearly $1 million for record snow
• Teen girls relive campsite assault
• Metz gets life plus 20 years for wife's murder
• Periodic lane closures on U.S. 340 bridge will begin in November
• Candidates clash at final forum
• Turkey day trot planned
• Family keeps history alive
• Urbana occupancy grows
• Fire and police blotter
• Habitat for Humanity wins approval
• Brunswick awarded grant for City Hall parking lot
• Mission of Mercy marks National Dental Hygiene Month with services and call for volunteers
• Frederick transplant helps keep eye out for neighbors
• Man gets extra time for escape
• Seminar continues discussion of bullying
• Man with revolver robs West Patrick Street store
• Free car checks by AAA winterize vehicles
• Robinson: Detrick buildings will not use well water
• Trial begins in machete campsite assault
• Peeping Tom suspect is indicted on 36 counts
• Inmate hanged self in detention center
• Third annual Bras for a Cause ‘a huge success’
• I AM Children’s Family Presents The Mwamba Children’s Choir
• Photos by MET photographer Joe Williams
• Halloween In Baker Park - Don't Miss It!
• Dracula photos by MET Photographer, Joe Williams
• 2nd Annual Halloween In Baker Park
• Law student also models
• Pumpkin contest entries due
• Annual Run/walk benefits PTA
• Communities benefit from legacy funds
• Trail ride raises $3,200 for Komen
• Charter school group is optimistic about its application
• Hundreds walk for Alzheimer's
• FAA probes plane crash
• Middletown students place 6th in Rubik's cube competition
• School bus crash investigation continues
• Dems edge ahead of GOP in early voting
• Inmate doesn't get message, gets more time behind bars
• Students who released spray on bus could be suspended or expelled
• Hood college to get new sports facility
• 12-Time Grammy Award Winner 'Emmylou Harris' at The Weinberg
• Fire and police blotter
• Work scheduled for U.S. 15-Hayward intersection
• Habitat seeks support for move to North Market Street
• Ask the Editor — FNP wants your input on big stories of 2011
• Conductor shares her passion for classical music
• FMH women's center has grand opening
• MARC delay remedies sought
• Police charge Laurel man in rape of 10-year-old girl
• Mathias honored for leadership in preservation of history
• Parent criticizes handling of school bus crash near Frederick
• Grand jury indicts man in baseball bat assault
• They can do the Cube
• FCC students flock to see Capitol Steps
• Adult Co-Ed Dodgeball & Basketball 2011 Season
• Carroll Creek Parking Deck Repair Work Scheduled
• Scents and Sweets Event
• Groundbreaking Scheduled For Frederick Municipal Airport Air Traffic Control Tower
• Weekly Public Meeting Schedule
• Subcommittee To Review Containment Laboratory Community Advisory Committee Applications
• SHA Closes One Lane on Southbound US 15/Hayward Road for Two Weekends
• Revised Weekly Public Meeting Schedule
• Meeting Scheduled of the Containment Laboratory Community Advisory Committee Subcommittee
• Small Business Toolkit Scheduled for Monday Oct 18 - CANCELLED
• Fire and police blotter
• Water Main Work East Patrick Street
• Two local research teams honored by Civil War medicine museum
• Water Main Installation On Kemp Lane
• Pro mountain biker enjoys downtime at home before training begins
• Water Main Installation On Bowers Road
• Asian health fair open to all, for free
• Road Closure Dates Extended For Gas House Pike
• Ceremony to remember Sgt. Vogeler set for Saturday
• Doc Scantlin & His Imperial Palms Orchestra
• State denies city's plan for open space transfer
• 2nd Annual Halloween In Baker Park, A Haunting Experience!
• Hope Alive helps sustain women and families
• Early Voting Begins this Friday
• Deer hunt has begun in Spring Ridge
• "Reclaiming The Commercial Strip" Randall Arendt, Author & Lecturer To Speak In Frederick
• MSD shines for visit from federal official
• Ad Hoc Solid Waste/Recycling Committee To Meet
• Frederick man convicted of rape
• Holiday Art Competition
• Intern Josh hard at work making wands for Festival of the Arts promo!
• Intern Lenny hard at work & full of cheer working on website data entry!
• Fire and police blotter
• Hospice marks 30 years
• She bakes 'Cakes to Die For'
• Delaplaine grants fuel nonprofits' efforts
• School's resources impress visiting Brazilian educators
• Report card for schools released
• Bartlett website concerns Duck
• Police use cameras to scan tags for scofflaws
• Congressional candidates debate issues at forum
• Recruiters halt 'don't ask, don't tell' enforcement
• Teen accuser faces man charged with rape
• Motorcycle designer, Marine's mom team up to promote memorial
• Going through photo archives and noticed we had quite a few pictures of feet! Can you name what shows these feet are from??? (Includes MET, Fun Company & MET-X)
• Great Frederick Float on July 3 looking for flash mob participants!!
• Fire and police blotter
• Local briefs: Cardin visits Frederick
• Soldier wins award for work with Hispanic community
• Great weather, good fun draw crowds to festivals
• Carroll Creek stocked with fish
• Commissioners go forward with Public Safety Committee
• Candidates weigh in on issues at women's forum
• Sen. Brinkley will reintroduce medical marijuana law if re-elected
• NTSB: Pilot error caused crash
• Control tower project begins
• Karen & Pat celebrated with family and friends and began their life together as husband & wife on Saturday. The happy couple is off for a 2-week honeymoon at Walt Disney World! Congrats to them both!
• Visit The Perfect Truffle located at 16A N. East Street in downtown Frederick and sample Dracula's favorite...The Blood Orange Truffle!
• Festivals celebrate fall
• Incentives mount
• The Maryland Premiere of Ninjas Vs Vampires at the Weinberg
• Sketchy e-mails
• Fire and police blotter
• After two decades, Mary Jane Johnson's legacy remains
• Car show in the valley Saturday
• Hope Alive shelter gives thanks for successes
• Senators to attend control tower groundbreaking
• Oktoberfest's variety draws crowd
• Moose Lodge celebrating 100th anniversary
• Visitation Academy students go global with geocaching
• Boy Scouts showcase skills at expo
• THE FAMILY YOUNG
• National Museum of Civil War Medicine Honors African Americans That Served in the Civil War
• Army to interview residents, ex-employees about environmental contamination issues
• Scientist enjoys spreading passion for life's work
• Commissioners pledge to keep school nurses, health technicians
• Pension costs likened to runaway train
• System intended to solve stuck truck problem
• Park Service ups the ante on cannery
• Foul-smelling spray released on bus
• Fire and police blotter
• Man charged with shooting at several people
• Mother follows in son's career footsteps
• Weekend festival offers trolley appreciation
• Pet election is Saturday
• History brought to life
• Monocacy mission: Battle obesity with education, activities
• Indie film to be set in Brunswick
• Marathon not keeping pace, organizer says
• 'Welcome to life'
• Lunch Exchange - November 2010 11/9/2010 11:30 AM - 11/9/2010 1:00 PM
• Your Chamber Connection - November 2010 11/4/2010 3:30 PM - 11/4/2010 4:30 PM
• Fire and police blotter
• School board meeting is a night of a thousand accolades
• Golden Mile's future gets mapped out
• County native finds success in Oregon wines
• Walkersville considers skate park
• Man gets double $250,000 bail on burglary charges
• Young makes term-limit pledge; Mooney challenges its credibility
• White sworn in to council
• Ron Young: Position on tax changed months ago
• Man crashes SUV into building in Frederick
• Downtown recognized as a great neighborhood
• State agency disputes Ehrlich's accusations
• Site considered for combined hotel and conference center
• Anniversary Special - Free Admission To The National Museum of Civil War Medicine
• 'We made a promise to never surrender'
• Trio smokes up food, fun
• Marathon might not run
• History for sale
• Flags at half staff
• Sunny today, but Thursday expected to be wet, windy
• Police capture burglary suspect in front of house
• Nurse, farmer, ag leader — 26-year-old does it all
• Ehrlich visits Frederick for fundraisers
• Man faces trial on snowblower theft charges
• Residents make plea for keeping golf carts
• State Senate opponents spar over tax views
• Business owner among 10 top entrepreneurs
• Burgee vows to return SUCCESS students
• Hundreds turn out to mourn truck driver
• Woman killed Monday in accident on U.S. 40
• Haunted Dead or Alive
• Orthopedic surgeon returns to Greenbrier Veterinary Hospital
• County open late for voter registration deadline
• Town hall meeting planned for crime control and prevention
• Nonprofit hopes to raise money through bluegrass
• Locals crowd Baker Park to walk for a diabetes cure
• Annexation request rejected in Middletown
• Thurmont proposes Public Safety Committee
• Too good to be true
• Brunswick assistant works behind the scenes
• 500 walk for diabetes cure
• Dire condition
• Trapped miners cheer as drill punches into buried chamber
• Urbana High teacher named Maryland's best educator
• Private contractors hired to help city run
• Colorfest keeps them coming back
• Fire and police blotter
• Local briefs
• Highway Operations worker gives back to nature through stonework
• Kessinger to run as a write-in for county commissioner
• Distant depths explored in show
• Community steps up to support band
• Road trippin' for the homeless
• Ask the Editor — An apology to our readers
• Bicyclist pedals friendliness
• Mayor outlines efforts to save cash
• 'Mayday' at Emmitsburg blaze
• Colorfest weekend promises crafts, food, nice weather
• Triplets' movie debut gets two thumbs up
• Grand jury indicts robbery spree suspect
• Friends remember Vogeler
• Hundreds mourn death of slain Frederick man
• Cap-and-trade funds energy efficiency
• Officials to update Frederick property maintenance codes
• Zoning for indoor recreation complex divides aldermen
• Man charged with rape could face deportation
• Candidates oppose PATH substation
• County nonprofits face loss of tax-exempt status
• Shooter could face 25 years for assault
• Nuggets no longer labeled 'oven-baked'
• Dog seller admits neglect
• Returning home: Sgt. 1st Class Lance Vogeler will be buried Saturday
• Fire & Police Blotter
• Local briefs
• Local man's grandfather was president's private secretary
• Independent schools to offer high school fair tonight
• 2 candidates added to general election ballot
• Builders call for new look at permitting, fees
• In commissioners race, candidates losing labels
• Special needs students feel kicked to the curb by school system
• Married robbers sentenced
• Slain Frederick man may have known shooter
• County among state's highest graduation, lowest dropout rates
• Police suspect connection in two armed robberies
• Army Ranger funeral set for Saturday in Georgia
• Small stars
• Sidesplitting Laughter At The Weinberg Center With The Gizmo Guys
• Comedian Chonda Pierce To Appear At Weinberg Center For The Arts
• Tickets are only $15 tonight for the hottest show in town!...or at least the one that 'stings' the most! "Spelling Bee" final 3 performances: Thur, Fri & Sat 8pm
• Fire and police blotter
• Islamic Society president continues to build bridges in community
• Humane Society celebrates milestone
• Business leader seeks to enmesh in community
• Fired Urbana programmer convicted of computer intrusion
• Continued hearing on substation next week
• Aldermen target cleaning costs
• State Senate candidates weigh in
• Construction means altered speed limits and cameras
• Detrick added $1.7 billion to state economy
• Top eight school board candidates field questions [video]
• Fallen Army Ranger left lasting mark on TJ High
• Company Member @ Milee McDonald hangs out in style. Clothes that is. But in this case, theatre seat covers from the Maryland Ensemble Theatre! This is batch #2 all washed and hanging out to dry. We're getting all spruced up for our new season, openi
• Company Member Milee McDonald hangs out in style. Clothes that is. But in this case, theatre seat covers from the Maryland Ensemble Theatre! This is batch #2 all washed and hanging out to dry. We're getting all spruced up for our new season, opening
• Die hard "Bee" fans tailgate outside the theatre tonight to get $5 'Preview Friday' tickets!
• Colorfest blossoms into major event
• Box Office Manager, Karen Paone says "the box office is buzzing"...(insert bee noise)
• Making a difference
• Theatre Launch Party Frederick Arts Council on Thursday night! Will the 'Magic Foot' work it's magic....come & find out...????
• Field is ready for variety of sports
• 2 shows of "Spelling Bee" today. 2pm & 7pm. Evening show is just $15!
• White wins special election for vacant council seat
• Golf carts, fees, union negotiations top issues at county public hearing
• Solar home tour lets light shine on energy efficiency
• Golden Mile Small Area Plan Workshop Scheduled At Frederick Towne Mall
• Candlelight vigil honors mentally ill
• Company Member @ Milee McDonald hangs out in style. Clothes that is. But in this case, theatre seat covers from the Maryland Ensemble Theatre! This is batch #2 all washed and hanging out to dry. We're getting all spruced up for our new season, openi
• Official barbecue event set for Friday, Saturday in Mount Airy
• Company Member Milee McDonald hangs out in style. Clothes that is. But in this case, theatre seat covers from the Maryland Ensemble Theatre! This is batch #2 all washed and hanging out to dry. We're getting all spruced up for our new season, opening
• Hood Class of 2015 to receive iPads
• Die hard "Bee" fans tailgate outside the theatre tonight to get $5 'Preview Friday' tickets!
• Public hearings set on substation, merger
• Box Office Manager, Karen Paone says "the box office is buzzing"...(insert bee noise)
• Thurmont raises electric rates for first time in 11 years
• Theatre Launch Party Frederick Arts Council on Thursday night! Will the 'Magic Foot' work it's magic....come & find out...????
• Shot Frederick man loved family
• 2 shows of "Spelling Bee" today. 2pm & 7pm. Evening show is just $15!
• Early data: No cancer cluster near Detrick
• Business Health Awards 11/11/2010 4:30 PM - 11/11/2010 6:30 PM
• Ehrlich attacks Maryland regulators
• New Member Reception - October 2010 10/19/2010 8:45 AM - 10/19/2010 10:00 AM
• Ehrlich meets with local farmers
• Healthcare Reform Webinar 10/14/2010 9:00 AM - 10/14/2010 10:00 AM
• Frederick Army Ranger killed in Afghanistan
• Golden Mile Small Area Plan Workshop Scheduled At Frederick Towne Mall
• Mobile Speed Camera Deployed At New Location On Southbound Us 15 In Frederick County15
• Road Closure Scheduled For Sherman Avenue
• State Releases Fort Detrick Economic Impact
• Fire and police blotter
• Sawyer works to help Latino businesses become successful
• Road Closure Scheduled For Gas House Pike
• New food service manager never wavered from childhood career goal
• Father says victim 'in a better place'
• MET takes a "bite" out of First Saturday in downtown Frederick!
• ATM PIN skimming
• Man robs hotel
• Old home offers new energy savings
• Mount Airy man looks back at lifetime of riding horses
• 2 shows of "Spelling Bee" today. 2pm & 7pm. Evening show is just $15!
• Fire and police blotter
• Deputy, sailor thanks community, wife for keeping family going
• Brunswick regains momentum with Railroad Days
• Candlelight service pays tribute to fallen firefighters
• FCC nursing students surpass state, national test results
• Band needs bucks to march in top contest
• County salaries rise slightly between 2009 and '10
• Oktoberfest spreads fun, raises funds
• Navy finishes outfitting NATO hospital in Kandahar
• Schools defend food preparation, labeling
• Detrick officer's stolen gun involved in accidental shooting of 2-year-old
• More charges expected in burglary, assault
• PATH's gift dogs Brunswick railroad fest's tracks
• Man guilty in apartment building fire
• Orphans' court judge dies
• County under flood warnings [video]
• Business Card Exchange - November 2010 11/17/2010 4:30 PM - 11/17/2010 6:30 PM
• Fire and police blotter
• Local artist always in search of new subjects for paintings
• Thurmont boy returns to school two months after stingray accident
• Community invited to worship God through music
• Hart to retire, Stanton to take top county post
• Areas of High Water In City - Exercise Extreme Caution
• Robbery case ends with plea deal
• Walkersville OKs Century Center annexation
• Tranquility expects water results Friday
• School supervisors OK contract
• Rabid kitten scratched pair
• Jeweler sees connection between physics and art
• School site sale for $1 delayed
• Detrick to buy water from county
• No new taxes, fees in '11, O'Malley tells Rotary
• Air traffic control tower funding, contract approved
• Roads Closed in Frederick County Due To High Water
• Annexation hearing draws 100 residents
• Golden Mile Small Area Plan Workshop Postponed
• Schools near highly qualified teachers in all classrooms
• Golden Mile Small Area Plan Workshop Postponed
• Stull still loses House seat after recount
• NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ISSUES FLASH FLOOD AND MAJOR FLOOD WARNINGS
• Area prepares for heavy rain
• Weekly Public Meeting Schedule
• Baseball team makes pitch to take field in Frederick
• CITY SPORTS FIELDS & COURTS CLOSED
• Crisis at substation could be major problem for firefighters
• Fire and police blotter
• Emergency Officials Alert Citizens To
• Fire and police blotter
• Farmers market means fresh foods each week
• Hessian Barracks' history being restored
• Foundation's executive director finds path back to Frederick
• Friends students help playwright tweak musical-in-progress
• Blanchard, Joy win Emmitsburg commissioner seats
• Large turnout expected to oppose substation at zoning meeting
• District 4A recount set for today
• Detrick lab advisory committee seeking members
• Drunken driving suspected in four-car crash
• Woman's bug catcher is no stinker
• State drivers set to go hands-free
• Rolle re-enters delegate race
• Property damage cases keep local agencies busy
• Airport control tower grant approved, construction to move forward
• County, City & Fort Detrick To Form Containment Laboratory Community Advisory Committee
• Cyclist dies of injuries
• Hands Free in Maryland October 1, 2010!
• Stink bug infestation goes beyond farmers
• Bulk Trash Collection Scheduled For October 2010
• Insurance should cover tire claims
• COUNTY, CITY & FORT DETRICK TO HOLD PRESS CONFERENCE ON FORMATION OF CONTAINMENT LABORATORY COMM
• Tires slashed in vandalism outbreak [video]
• Free Home Weatherization Services Available
• Two injured as car spins from highway and hits tree [video]
• City Sports Fields & Courts Closed
• Put The 'Mock' In Democracy: 'The Capitol Steps'
• Fire and police blotter
• Local brief: Mayor, aldermen to hold hearing
• City planner has carried lifelong interest in transportation
• Latino festival offers education and camaraderie
• Fair ends with high hopes for next year
• Task force succeeds in collaboration, crime fighting
• Playground pieces memorialize children, Billotti-Wood
• Storms dampen Frederick dry days
• Stull wants 4A recount
• Teen injured in pedestrian accident facing surgery
• Weatherization Assistance Program
• Celebrated Chinese tai chi master visits Frederick martial arts academy
• New policy against bullying unanimously approved
• A sense of freedom
• The Weinberg Center to Postpone An Evening with Chantelle
• Fire and police blotter
• Frederick residents use hip-hop music to promote faith, education
• Craig Morgan, Danny Gokey close fair week entertainment
• Family, friends join sick for Mass at grotto
• Former mayor, businesswoman file for open council seat
• Weather, food, music draw crowds to Heritage Festival
• It's a dog's mind
• Retired priest gets home detention in sex case
• Pedal power
• The Seldom Scene With Special Guests Dan Tyminski And Ronnie Bowman
• Fire and police blotter
• Ask the Editor — The fair and balanced coverage
• Fair sees heat-related emergencies
• FCPS display at fair shows science can be cool
• Detrick reaches out to local business leaders
• Frederick resident launches nonprofit to help countrymen from Myanmar in the United States
• Fight club hopes to land hit with self-defense class
• Health officials to begin flu-shot clinics
• Hot music on a hot fair night
• Charges grow out of 911 call
• Huckenpoehler won't request District 3A recount
• Two teens face charges of malicious destruction
• Honoring Our Past, Inspiring Our Future
• Capital Campaign And Walk Of Fame
• 4-H'er sells winning lamb; proceeds to benefit breast cancer research
• Relay brings hundreds of runners through county
• Scout makes project of all creatures great and small
• Alderwoman to shave head for charity
• Health care reform draws supporters downtown
• County's consistent transportation priorities good, state official says
• Jo Dee Messina, Kevin Skinner make it a night of music, stories
• Pride and joy
• Judge finds dog's death unintentional
• EPA launches criminal investigation
• Stink bugs wreaking havoc on farmers, gardners
• Water Main Installation On Kemp Lane
• Detrick to expand its Area B contamination investigation
• Board votes to move up elementary, high school projects
• Ehrlich meets with Frederick business
• Sales contract extended for city
• Board of elections president works for integrity of voting
• Heartly House has new CEO
• Officials: House fire was set deliberately
• Summer heat wave is coming to an end as autumn starts
• Gibson, McLean win celebrity races at fair on Wednesday
• Knights and maidens take part in tradition of jousting
• Ag Day at the fair reveals the wonders of farm life
• First counterfeiting defendant pleads guilty; 'I know I screwed up'
• Republican delegate races decided by fewer than 10 votes
• Frederick woman pleads guilty to fundraiser theft scheme
• Water Main Installation On Bowers Road
• Demolition man
• Reaction to beer garden positive overall
• Theatre Launch Party Frederick Arts Council on Thursday night! Will the 'Magic Foot' work
• Group home stirs fears downtown
• Weekly Public Meeting Schedule for September 27th - October 1st, 2010
• Police: Man chanted for prayers as he choked son
• Special Public Meeting to Precede Workshop on September 29, 2010
• Serial robber may have hit Frederick County three times
• Development Review Conference (DRC) Schedule for September 27, 2010
• Fire and police blotter
• Library takes steps after vandalism
• Fire company plans to host Elvis tribute
• Economy sluggish, speaker tells Rotary
• Retiring firefighter will miss the camaraderie most of all
• Bedmate faces violation charge
• More charges possible for man charged as burglar, peeping Tom
• Commissioners face fire tax deficit
• Officials want more direction with school system surpluses
• Libraries work to get rid of bedbugs
• Frederick County senator speaks in lieu of governor
• Ghost Hunters Encounter Intense Paranormal Activity At Civil War Medicine Museum
• Cows strut their stuff at GFF
• Federal grant will boost broadband in Frederick County
• Authorities remove distraught man from hotel without incident [video]
• Mall: Letter was a mistake
• Frederick man shot himself following domestic dispute, investigators say
• Tractors keep packed grandstand excited
• Lane Closure Scheduled for West South Street
• Fire and police blotter
• Frederick native puts children first
• Monrovia resident wins $10,000
• Students honor, strive for peace today and all year
• Community debates value, impact of new Detrick gate
• No foul play suspected in death of homeless man
• Bedbugs bite Urbana library
• Three Dog Night brings joy to the fair [slide show]
• Dogs, children compete for top dog at the fair [video]
• Cake auction has resounding economic rebound
• Huge pumpkins wow fairgoers
• Generation Connect 10/26/2010 5:00 PM - 10/26/2010 7:00 PM
• Medication Turn In Event
• Special Meeting to Follow Workshop on September 22, 2010
• Frederick Airport Commission Meeting Cancelled
• Couple showcases jousting skills at fair
• Smooth skating
• Top cake sells for $3,500
• Police identify man killed in South Market Street shooting
• Four vie for two seats in Emmitsburg
• Walmart donates $3,000 to Toys for Tots
• Youngsters pull honors at Fair
• Fourth group home downtown for mentally ill has neighbors talking
• MRMC named best small Army lab
• Police: Officers pull suffocating toddler from father's grasp
• Ehrlich rallies supporters at Great Frederick Fair
• Lottery winner says 'money is nothing, really'
• Shots fired after party; one stabbed
• George Jones fans show up for concert; so does Jones
• Fire and police blotter
• Local briefs: Aldermen to hold special meeting
• Election judge renders verdict on voting, country
• Sex offender learning new lesson, gets 18 more months
• Judge: Fired employee's court case against school system can proceed
• 4-H royalty selected at fair
• Farm family of the year selected
• Three sent to hospitals after Rosemont Avenue crash
• City approves school zone speed cameras
• Competitive entries wow judges and volunteers
• Store owner continues selling immigration shirts
• Fire and police blotter
• Birds getting loud message to go away
• Middletown woman claims $10,000 lottery prize
• Ask the Editor — Primary pressure
• Hissey brings love of guitar to Shab Row
• Ailing dog left near trash bin
• County unveils new recycling marketing plan
• Frederick County's Maryland Bicentennial Tree topples
• 148th Great Frederick Fair opens today
• Frederick woman at Hopkins during shooting
• GAO to review FBI's Ivins investigation
• Delegate races still too close to call
• City Parking Decks and Meters Under Normal Operation On Fair Day
• Box Office Manager, Karen Paone says "the box office is buzzing"...(insert bee noise)
• Streets & Sanitation Committee Agenda
• Fire and police blotter
• Urbana moms buckle down to expand home business
• Symposium addresses environmental goals
• Army team wins Service to America Medal
• FHS team honors fallen Marines, military
• City stalls over sale of land to business
• TransIt Offers Free Rides on "Car Free Day"
• Weekly Public Meeting Calendar
• Late Night Construction at Fort Detrick
• The City Of Frederick Government Offices Closed For Fair Day
• Bird Scare Program
• Traffic Congestion Expected Around the Fairground During the 2010 Great Frederick Fair.
• Road Closure Scheduled For Gas House Pike
• Water Restored To Willowdale Area
• Fire and police blotter
• Promoting value of handmade crafts earns Bingham national award
• Day care provider holds reunion for her charges
• Town ready to deploy new traffic device
• Middletown asks for water conservation
• 6-year-old drowns in Monrovia Saturday
• Polls open from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m.
• Lottery ticket wins $250,000
• Findings of firearms expert weaken self-defense claim
• Thurmont-Emmitsburg fair draws 8,000 visitors
• Water Main Break
• Rhythm of the Dance at the Weinberg Center for the Arts
• Croon with Barter Theatre's 'Forever Plaid' at the Weinberg Center
• Water Main Repairs Completed
• Zumba Classes Offered at Recreation Center
• Organizers: Thurmont-Emmitsburg Community Show a success
• East Frederick Vision Plan Available To View
• Reunion marks 25 years of love
• 2010 Downtown Frederick Holiday Lights Fundraising Efforts End at "In The Street"
• Festival volunteer helps residents make soccer tournament their own
• No Workshop Meeting on September 15, 2010
• Farm to school
• Weekly Public Meeting Schedule
• In The Street Deck Party Moves Up The Creek With Popular Band Starcrush
• Hope Vi - North Pointe Community Offers State Of The Art Energy Efficient Homes
• Light The Creek Event Friday September 10th
• Early Saturday Morning Recycling Collection on September 11th for Downtown Residents
• Curbside Recycling Changed For Week Of 9/6/2010
• Street Repairs in Linden Hills
• East Frederick Vision Plan Available To View
• Lane Closure Scheduled
• Campaign Signs Not Permitted In Public Right-Of-Way
• Author David Sedaris Returns To Weinberg Center
• Campaign Signs Not Permitted In Public Right-Of-Way
• Weekly Public Meeting Schedule
• Labor Day Week Curbside Recycling Scheduled for the Week of September 6, 2010
• City Parking Decks Offer Special Rate For In The Street Parking
• Curbside Recycling Changed For Week of 9/6/2010
• Watch out for pyramid schemes
• Curbside Recycling Changed For Week Of 9/6/2010
• Fire & Police Blotter
• Intermittent Lane Closures Scheduled for East Street, South Street, Wisner Street, Sagner Avenue and
• City negotiating personnel costs
• In The Street opening ceremony
• Fire and police blotter
• Woodsboro soldier leaves Iraq with many honors
• Injured firefighter recalls trailer blaze
• War stories: Residents add voices to Veterans Project
• County approves employee cell phone restrictions
• Scouts commemorate 9/11 anniversary with flag retirement ceremony
• Former Mafia boss shares his story with local church
• Die hard "Bee" fans tailgate outside the theatre tonight to get $5 'Preview Friday&#
• Explorer post meets Tuesday
• Old is new again for graphic artist
• Methane-to-electricity plant draws raves
• Board OKs charter school, with conditions
• Blizzard burglar sentenced
• Residents recovering from Legionnaires'
• County reflects on 9/11
• Knife assault reported
• Firefighters contain Point of Rocks wildfire
• Commissioners add incinerator to waste plan
• New Market Elementary named National Blue Ribbon School
• Businesses, residents come through to save downtown lights
• First responders testify, describe shooting scene
• Jury selected for county's first murder trial in three years
• Pics from our Board/Ensemble mixer hosted by Kathy Young (incoming Board Pres!). Thanks for taking
• Project seen as national role model for affordable, energy-efficient homes
• More of the MET 'family'!
• The Weinberg Center Celebrates Fundraising Milestone With Walk Of Fame Dedication
• Company Member @ Milee McDonald hangs out in style. Clothes that is. But in this case, theatre seat
• Company Member Milee McDonald hangs out in style. Clothes that is. But in this case, theatre seat c
• Fire and police blotter
• Zoning will allow senior housing
• Watershed ranger gets to police 9,200 acres
• Thurmont considers speed cameras in school zones
• No vote taken on annexation
• Sagner Park tract pact continued
• AbilityOne program helps blind support themselves and military
• Green water issues tap investigations
• Legionnaires' disease caused water restrictions
• Charles Town trainer and TJ grad devastated by fire
• Horses, evidence removed from scene will delay investigation
• Veterans sue CIA, Army for experiments at Detrick, Edgewood
• District 3 candidates discuss issues facing voters
• District 4 candidates square off at forum
• Fire and police blotter
• Linganore loves a parade
• Author writes about canneries
• Annual History 101 programs continue
• Frederick resident involved in oil spill response
• Citizens receive awards from Frederick Police
• 76 and still swinging a saw
• Water woes strike assisted living home
• Shots-fired call ends in arrest
• Assault charge added in domestic dispute
• Metz murder trial to begin today
• Local farmers: It's too late
• Gang member planned robbery of local gun shop
• Trail race showcases ThorpeWood's scenery
• Businessman has plans for EBPA
• Group to unveil Its vision for East Frederick
• Frederick Police Department uses arrests, outreach to combat gang-related crime
• Service dogs meet FSK mall staffers
• Cost, lack of lots force builders outside county
• Great Frederick Fair opens in 10 days
• One dead, three hospitalized in labor day crashes
• Australian firefighters arrive in Emmitsburg
• Frederick Patriots’ Days 2010
• Smith hopes to continue board work
• Voters Guide: Board of Education
• Detrick fire department wins top Defense award
• Voters Guide: County Commissioners - Republicans
• Crash in Monrovia injures two
• Voters Guide: County Commissioners - Democrats
• County tallies early ballots
• Voters Guide: State Senate - District 3
• School board candidate charged with violating protective order
• Voters Guide: State Senate - District 4
• Burgee's decision to retire based on life priorities
• Voters Guide: House of Delegates - District 3B
• Labor of love
• Voters Guide: House of Delegates - District 3A
• Voters Guide: House of Delegates - District 4A
• Voters Guide: House of Delegates - District 4B
• Voters Guide: Comptroller
• Voters Guide: Governor
• Voters Guide: Congressional District 6
• Voters Guide: US Senator
• Fire and police blotter
• Wisconsin couple find Frederick to their liking
• Voters Guide: Judge of the Orphans Court
• Labor Day closures
• Voters Guide: Register of Wills
• 'Passport' takes downtown shoppers around the world
• Voters Guide: Clerk of the Circuit Court
• LFC Alumni Scavenger Hunt 10/1/2010 5:00 PM - 10/1/2010 8:30 PM
• Business Card Exchange - October 2010 10/20/2010 4:30 PM - 10/20/2010 6:30 PM
• Fire at turkey farm results in damage
• Police kill gunman who held 3 at Discovery Channel
• Mount student collapses playing volleyball, dies
• After 60 years in business, Masser's Motel closes
• Commissioner candidates weigh in on growth, budget
• Seven-hour standoff ends peacefully
• Community rallies to light city for holidays
• Your Chamber Connection - October 2010 10/4/2010 2:00 PM - 10/4/2010 3:00 PM
• New Member Reception - September 2010 9/30/2010 10:45 AM - 9/30/2010 12:00 PM
• Fire and police blotter
• Federal money to help city with retirement costs
• Friedman honored third year in a row by chamber group
• Hurricane Earl not expected to affect area
• Foundation declines to disclose research
• Nonprofit Marketing Box Lunch 9/23/2010 11:30 AM - 9/23/2010 1:30 PM
• Couple encounter opposition during breastfeeding
• Voltaggio brothers: 'Top Chef' is Emmy-worthy [file video]
• Motorcyclist killed on Pleasant Walk Road
• Hayward construction begins, expected to improve safety [file video]
• Hearings start on WTE plant
• Fire and police blotter
• Siblings collaborate to self-publish novel
• Brazilian community and event expands
• Heat scalds playgrounds, fields
• Schools officials hope surveillance video leads to bus tampering culprits
• Doctor who works for company with local clinic is disciplined
• Keller hopes to quell rumors about pay bonus
• Search uncovers $45,000 in drugs, two stolen guns
• Carver Policy Governance Model 9/17/2010 8:00 AM - 9/17/2010 4:00 PM
• Frederick Watchdog — More panhandling stories
• Fire & Police Blotter
• Motorcyclist killed on Pleasant Walk Road
• Community celebrates Brazil Day
• Scoutmaster honored for youth leadership
• Animal welfare calls rise with temperatures
• Police search bank
• Fears of identity theft go to pieces at Brunswick shredding event
• 2 cancer cluster meetings slated
• Waste-to-energy heads to first hearing
• Rally echoes call to restore traditional American values
• Real estate crisis: Commercial properties could be next
• Area residents recall Hurricane Katrina five years later
• Man killed in two-car crash near Brunswick
• Fire and police blotter
• Lifelong friends remember early days of Thurmont
• Local Muslims raise money for victims of Pakistan floods
• Carjacking suspects linked to earlier theft
• Airport tower could boost business
• Local drummer 'monkees' around with personal idols
• Fire and police blotter
• Local briefs
• Ask the Editor — Timing, news judgment and angry readers
• Middle schooler tests the musical waters
• Accountant vies for spot among county commissioners
• Walkersville students, parents cope with construction zone
• Officer leaves Thurmont for job in Carroll
• Vandals damage golf course
• Adamstown man pleads guilty to sex abuse charges in Va.
• Antique car lovers pay tribute to Brust
• Fire and police blotter
• United Way kicks off campaign with karaoke
• Middletown woman is teacher of the year
• Control tower funding on way for airport
• Calif. man: Fake money came from drug dealer
• Race to the Top will bring changes, no cash
• Equal rights group addresses immigrants at local church
• Assistant principal enjoys being there for her teachers
• Year's hard work pays off in dramatic jumps in test scores
• Three propose Arizona-style immigration bill
• County, city to establish lab advisory board
• 'Our teachers are second to none'
• Fire and police blotter
• Officials to reopen annexation hearing
• Student aims to set society right with training
• County home sales fall 21 percent in July
• Land helps tell story of battle
• Reinstatement of road fees gains support
• State: Eggs for sale in Maryland not part of salmonella recall
• Master plan revealed for new park in Brunswick area
• Man behind Ariz. immigration law endorses Hough
• Mount St. Mary's traditions offer 'last hurrah' for seniors
• Girls rule at Visitation Academy
• Monocacy enrichment programs gives students an edge
• State installing warning system to deter stuck trucks under CSX bridge
• Injured boy, dad recount trip down wooden slide
• Senate candidates question each other at forum
• Mixing music with lilies
• Inmate assault brings year behind bars
• Dog reading program nears
• Candidates discuss hot topics at forum [video]
• Local author's book gives inside look at maritime security in U.S.
• Sister of man killed in crash forgives driver
• Urbana student wins scholarship competition
• Teachers union endorses candidates
• County workers honored for work during snowstorms
• Zipcars are under the Hood
• Commissioners hear county greenhouse gas report
• Violent sex offender admits address violation
• Ill-timed sidewalk work draws ire
• Brunswick mayor and council honor baseball champs
• City zoning board OKs home business in firearms parts
• Monocacy's Quill a woman of many hats
• Rescuing Hood
• Charter schools offer autonomy, creativity, alternative curricula
• Fire and police blotter
• School and community unite to nurture, support students
• Car show to benefit daybreak services
• Stolen Frederick County horse found down south
• USAMRIID drug found effective against Ebola, Marburg viruses
• Families make sacrifices to pay for private education
• Crashes Sunday, Monday lead to serious injuries
• Bears can finally call Oakdale home
• Fire and police blotter
• Lunch with Bob Ehrlich 9/2/2010 12:00 PM - 9/2/2010 1:30 PM
• Document symbolizes military, community partnership
• Team rallies to raise money for breast cancer research
• Accidental fire causes $80,000 in damage
• African-American tourism brochure unveiled on 145th anniversary of Emancipation celebration
• Thurmont floating zone awaits public hearing
• Hood has thrills for new and returning students
• PATH substation is campaign issue for voters
• Panel would share Fort Detrick information
• Specialists are catalysts for reading success at Monocacy
• Reading is cool at Monocacy School
• Lincoln Elementary School students learn A, B, Cs in new portable classrooms
• Parking lot panhandling
• Electrical malfunction possibly caused fire
• Aviation advocate joins commission
• Sunday crashes send 10 to hospitals
• Frederick, Fort Detrick commit to close relationship
• Curb service
• Young asks for major changes to state law
• Wounded warriors to be treated at center
• Students go to head of the class with homeschooling
• Parents take matters into own hands with nonprofit
• Renaissance at Monocacy
• Mount Airy Man in critical condition after being shot in leg by trooper
• Fire and police blotter
• Archaeology student asks, hopes to answer questions about Frederick slave village
• Brunswick Bicycle Festival a thank you to cyclists
• Children spend last free weekend collecting donations for food bank
• School bus cameras aim to curb drivers passing on red
• Major General Czerw To Speak At The Third Annual Major Jonathan Letterman Award Dinner
• Shooting investigated in Mount Airy
• Four pets killed in Frederick house fire
• Brook Hill United Methodist marks 160th year
• Candidates hear farmers' plight
• Ask the editor — I don't care if I ever get back
• Graffiti artists aren't 'criminals packing guns'
• More theft charges for Thurmont man
• Police looking for stabbing suspect
• Mission continues backpack program
• Motorcyclist injured in crash with telephone pole
• Saturn sawn in half to prove a point
• Freshmen get lessons in how to succeed in college
• Fire and police blotter
• Local musician, band opening act for KISS
• Food drive set for weekend
• Sand mandala dismantled in ceremony
• Caregiver boyfriend faces abuse charges
• Mooney leads in District 3 fundraising
• Candidate wants to make Frederick County's immigration program statewide
• Boy injured in stingray accident on 'Today' show
• Racing pigeon drops in at home of Myersville couple
• State, federal agencies probe for Agent Orange information
• Back to School Community Bash mixes fun, education
• Shooting survivor offers thanks
• Brunswick man hopes to revitalize American Legion Post
• Man charged in stabbing had been stopped by police
• Navy wife nears long-coveted degree
• Meadows Montessori to open in September
• Rain is a godsend to local farmers
• Need to please others earns woman jail time for robbery
• Boy pierced by large splinter on wooden slide
• Final cause of Bartlett fire remains undetermined
• Bartlett welcomes opponent at town hall meeting
• Discrepencies found in Bartlett's 2008 campaign finances
• Frederick pediatrician's license is suspended
• Third pedestrian struck outside church dies
• CitiMortgage to close offices next year
• 'This is truly extraordinary'
• Fire & Police Blotter
• Confederate hanging long forgotten here
• Brunswick gears up to welcome cyclists
• Final summer concert set for Thurmont Regional Library deck
• Thurmont police talk about security
• Liquor violators fined $1,700
• Grill lifted off ground, pin oak tree uprooted
• Frederick student visits African nonprofits
• Combat casualty care conference shows promising research returns
• Mother organizing golf tournament, scholarship fund in son's memory
• Man faces sex charges from 1980s, '90s
• Campaign finance reports show election heating up
• Police mulling charges in crash that injured three
• Infant mortality declines in 2009
• O'Malley: Maryland not anti-business [video]
• More emotion spills from robbery setup trial
• Fire & Police Blotter
• Candidates weigh-in
• Parks group plans for banquet
• Lincoln Elementary prepares to open in temporary home
• Local brief: Murphy, Jenkins to hold town hall
• Tire pressure light often goes unrecognized
• Ride to assist fallen officer's children
• Boy returns home; father jailed on abduction charges
• Fire in mobile home injures firefighter
• City to scare away nuisance starlings
• Cardin asks for deadline on Area B investigation
• Three from crash still hospitalized
• Woman claims ADA violations at FSK Mall
• Police: Man killed on I-70 by hit-and-run driver
• Frederick Watchdog: Sheriff's office on Facebook
• Boy returned to mother
• Weekend crash injures 3
• Child cancer survivor lends hand to fight disease
• Vital research
• Fire and police blotter
• Local Briefs
• Ciliberti aims to increase parents' confidence in board
• Ask the Editor — Newspapers add voices to 'The Great Conversation'
• Year in Europe leaves indelible memories for student
• Scooters, mo-peds, dirt bike thefts on rise
• Help with loan gets brothers Frederick home of their own
• Police: Suspect wanted change to buy drugs
• Stabbing suspect says he grabbed knife from victim
• New facility to test drugs, vaccines for FDA approval
• Grand jurors hear drug, sex offense, assault cases
• Federal agencies to review cancer data
• Campaign would raise funds to replace destroyed Christmas lights
• Weinberg Center For The Arts Welcomes New Marketing And Development Manager
• Proposed charter school gets feedback
• Community vision forms of East Frederick
• Shopfront postal unit opens on West Patrick
• Urbana resident keeps doom metal rocking
• Slave houses uncovered
• Historic acres to become part of South Mountain
• Voters confront candidates on waste disposal
• Man charged with raping mentally disabled woman
• Neighbors pitch in to help families displaced by fire
• Four charged in counterfeiting investigation
• Dog owner charged with animal cruelty
• Kristen Renee Foundation urges public to attend meeting
• A matter of trust
• Expo 2010 - Exhibitor Registration 9/28/2010 9:00 AM - 9/28/2010 3:00 PM
• Expo 2010 - Attendee Pre-Registration 9/28/2010 9:00 AM - 9/28/2010 3:00 PM
• Fire and police blotter
• Water issue stalls vote on Walkersville annexation
• Mount Airy family camp night a chance to enjoy park
• SHA resumes work on sidewalks; archaeologist on site
• At one produce stand, it's all in the family
• Three sworn in to Brunswick council
• Public comments welcome on CDBG funds
• Man makes online stars of birds on the wing
• FAC seeks nominations for Arts Hall of Fame
• DUI checkpoints expected through Labor Day weekend
• Board candidate hopes to end 'disconnect'
• Locke approved to head Solid Waste Advisory Committee
• Middletown commissioners support reinstatement of highway user fees
• County septic disposal fee to increase on Sept. 1
• Fatal crash still under investigation
• Shooter pleads guilty to attempted murder
• Summer swelter
• Fire and police blotter
• Voters, candidates to talk trash at solid waste forum
• Town employee still learning after almost 40 years
• Woman hailed for humanitarian efforts
• Second amendment shooting event goes off with a bang, bang
• Candidates ask questions on top issues
• Incinerator opponents object to pending panel appointment
• Thurmont discusses possible changes to bulk trash pickup
• Voters, candidates to talk trash at solid waste forum
• Brutal summer: Frederick area has had a month and a half of 90-degree heat
• Selection of jury begins in attempted murder trial
• Man in critical condition after U.S. 15 crash
• Charcoal grill blamed in Urbana townhouse fire
• An unspeakable tragedy — Churchgoers mourn friends struck, killed by SUV before Mass
• Fire & Police Blotter
• Business Outlook - September 2010 9/24/2010 7:30 AM - 9/24/2010 9:00 AM
• Man files discrimination, retaliation complaint
• Unaffiliated candidate will appear on ballot
• School board candidate advocates wiser spending
• Algae a constant summer problem
• Archaeologists continue to investigate mystery building
• Detrick likely exposed man to Agent Orange, VA says
• New Market man dies in Texas plane crash
• Boy Scouts of Harlem 759
• Ask the Editor — Guidelines ensure responsible coverage
• Big Sweep organizer asks for community support
• County budget: New estimate says deficit will be $17M lower
• Metz's statements after shooting admissible at trial
• Excavated stone building surprises, stumps SHA crew
• Fire and police blotter
• Budgeting, quality of education spurs McAleavy to run for Board
• Ovarian cancer researcher earns recognition
• Supporters of gay marriage celebrate legal victory
• Alger top vote-getter after recount
• Aldermen split on rezoning question
• Brunswick man admits part in blizzard break-in
• Taxpayer tries to make coins count for tax bill
• Agent Orange exposure dangers
• Fort Detrick tested Agent Orange between 1946 and '63
• Area B
• Fire and police blotter
• Seeing a need, volunteer rises to challenge
• Rezoning proposed to make map fit use
• Smith looks to continue public service on Board of Education
• Spiegel aims to bring educated decision-making to school board
• Band Jam to celebrate opening of Myersville park
• City discusses Motter Avenue, Opossumtown Pike construction
• Liquor violators fined
• City offers money for energy-efficient upgrades
• LHS grad recalls trip into Alaska's Denali National Park
• Man awaits judge's ruling on $4M suit against school system
• Candidate briefing raises eyebrows of Thurmont mayor
• More cases fall from perjury allegations; no criminal charges filed against FPD officer
• Hang up the cell phone and drive
• Stricter lodging guidelines needed
• Man accused of soliciting sex from 'teen' to stand trial
• National Night Out celebrated for police and with police
• Fire and police blotter
• Parties to mark end of summer library programs
• Heat makes fruit sweet
• First phase of park project funds OK'd
• One Democrat, three Republicans running to represent District 4B
• Economist wants to help school board spend efficiently
• Schools address bus AC policy
• Student one of three elected to Brunswick City Council
• Mount Airy discusses raising water, sewer costs
• Principal hopes Brazilian exchange benefits Monocacy Elementary
• New trial in cabdriver's killing months away
• Beating brings time served -- and more
• Social Security Admin. eyes Urbana for new data center; could create up to 250 jobs
• Man who died in plunge remembered by family
• Patterson run for BoE sparks feud among candidates
• Bickel drops sheriff run
• More homeless mothers, children seeking help
• Maryland Hugs Of Hope Program
• Fire & Police Blotter
• Mayor presents bus line extension
• Parade in Libertytown today
• Teens negotiate way to national award
• Thurmont fire, rescue services get donations
• Annual wheat threshing event preserves Americana
• Candidates introduce themselves
• Concert-goers: Make Outlaw Jam an annual event
• Rediscover your partner in Middletown for date night
• Hood professor lauded for life's work on death and dying
• Detrick searching records for local Agent Orange use
• Your Chamber Connection - September 2010 9/1/2010 1:00 PM - 9/1/2010 2:00 PM
• Frederick Watchdog: The jury duty 'verification' scam
• Threshing event is about preserving Americana
• Making a difference in Liberia
• Man with health problems seeks affordable insurance
• Concert goers: Make Outlaw Jam an annual event
• Lunch with the Governor 8/17/2010 11:30 AM - 8/17/2010 1:15 PM
• Business Card Exchange - September 2010 9/15/2010 4:30 PM - 9/15/2010 6:30 PM
• In The Street Festival Moving To The Second Saturday Of September
• Road Closure Scheduled For Whittier Drive
• Mayor Calls For Voluntary Water Conservation
• KOREAN BBQ/ GoGo GoGi
• Lunch Exchange - September 2010 9/9/2010 11:30 AM - 9/9/2010 1:00 PM
• Korean BBQ Truck
• 2010 Summer Concert Series Presents 'Charles "Big Daddy" Stallings And The Blues Evol
• 2010 Summerfest Family Theatre Presents 'The Mydols'
• Weinberg Center Announces The 2010-2011 Season
• North Court Street Closure Scheduled Monday
• City Airport Staff To Discuss Future Air Traffic Control Tower
• City Airport Staff To Discuss Future Air Traffic Control Tower
• Weekly Public Meeting Schedule
• Community NAC Meeting Scheduled to Discuss Future Air Traffic Control Tower
• City Implements Time Change For Sunday Parking In Decks
• City Implements Time Change for Sunday Parking in Decks
• Lane Closure Scheduled For East Patrick Street
• Registration Still Open - Bicycle Classes
• Earthquake Preparation Information
• Horsemanship Classes
• Infrastructures of City Facilities Checked After Earthquake
• Infrastructure of City Facilities Checked After Earthquake
• Weekly Public Meeting Schedule
• New Member Reception - August 2010 8/31/2010 12:45 PM - 8/31/2010 2:00 PM
• Bryan Voltaggio and the Frederick Keys Bobblehead Day
• Mayor To Deliver "State of the City"
• City Rec Department Offers Voice Acting Class
• Weekly Meeting Schedule
• Princess Day Camp
• 2010 Summer Concert Series Presents 'Sons of Pirates'
• Annual Chamber Picnic 8/18/2010 5:30 PM - 8/18/2010 8:30 PM
• 2010 Summerfest Family Theatre Presents 'Mr. Brown the Clown'
• Leadership Frederick Alumni Day at the Frederick Keys 8/15/2010 1:00 PM - 8/15/2010 3:00 PM
• Summer Zumba Mini Class
• Small Business Lunch - July 2010 7/30/2010 11:30 AM - 7/30/2010 1:00 PM
• Downtown Street Accessibility Update
• New Member Reception - July 2010 7/29/2010 8:15 AM - 7/29/2010 9:30 AM
• SOFTBALL & BASEBALL FIELDS CLOSED Saturday, July 10, 2010
• Meet the Candidates & General Membership Meeting 7/23/2010 7:30 AM - 7/23/2010 9:30 AM
• Lane Closure Scheduled - South Street
• Business Card Exchange - July 2010 7/21/2010 4:30 PM - 7/21/2010 6:30 PM
• Lane Closure Scheduled - East Street
• Gas House Pike - Flagging Operations
• "State of the City" Address
• Bicycle Classes Offered
• Lane Closure - Motter Avenue
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• Yoga Camp for Kids!
• Downtown Streets Closures as a Result of Fire
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• 2010 Summerfest Family Theatre Presents 'The Grandsons'
• National Museum of Civil War Medicine Continues its Thursday Evening Lecture Series July 2010
• 2010 Summer Concert Series Presents 'Natty Beaux'
• Google Names Favorite Place in Frederick
• Eighteenth Annual Conference on Civil War Medicine
• Community Conversation - Our Budget, Our Economy
• June 2010 Programs At The National Museum Of Civil War Medicine
• Call For Nominations: Third Annual Major Jonathan Letterman Award For Medical Excellence
• Coping After Loss – Tips from grief specialists
• Book Signing At The National Museum Of Civil War Medicine To Celebrate Mayfest And First Saturday
• Earth Day
• A Night Of Comedy With Adam Ace
• Easter Egg Hunt
• A Night of Gospel and Blues
• 2010 Frederick Film Festival to Show 12 Feature Film and 50+ Shorts
• Brad Mehldau and Joshua Redman Duo
• Music from the Crooked Road: The Mountain Music of Virginia
• Bryan Adams Acoustic Concert Tour Bare Bones Comes to the Weinberg Center
• Weinberg Center Cancels Performance of The 12
• Up Close and Personal Wedding Expo
• Weinberg Center's St. Patricks Day Program at VOLT
• Weinberg Center to Hold Benefit Concert for American Red Cross
• Béla Fleck and The Africa Project
• Saturday Morning Kids Series At The Weinberg Center For The Arts
• Weinberg Center Presents Disney’s Choo-Choo Soul|
• A Heavenly Musical Comedy: Church Basement Ladies
• Movie Series at the Weinberg
• Weinberg Center is within $100,000 of its $1M Capital Campaign Goal
• Natalie MacMaster And Donnell Leahy Presents: Masters Of The Fiddle
• Silent Films at the Weinberg
• Neil Berg’s 100 Years Of Hollywood Features Five Dazzling Broadway Stars
• 1964 The Tribute Returns To The Weinberg Stage
• The Second City On Tour: 50th Anniversary Tour
• Beautiful World: Christmas Concert
• Cosmetology Classes Starting Soon at The Temple
• Food Fight: A Musical Comedy for Waist Watchers
• Sing On Stage In Neil Berg’s 100 Years Of Hollywood At The Weinberg Center For The Arts
• National Museum of Civil War Medicine Partners with History Channel
• Former Allman Brothers Band Member Dickey Betts In Concert
• Gala Dinner Recognizes Military Medical Excellence
• Cherish the Ladies
• Entertainment for the Whole Family: The Shangri-La Chinese Acrobats
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Frederick County
• Four-Star General to be Keynote Speaker for National Award Dinner
• Philadelphia's World Renowned Koresh Dance Company At The Weinberg
• First US Tour! A New Type of Circus! Circo Aereo: Espresso
• An Evening Of Jazz With The Todd Marcus Orchestra And Special Guests
• The Imagination Movers LIve from the Idea Warehouse Concert Tour 2009
• VOLT Features Signature Menus Celebrating Edgar Allen Poe
• Frederick County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Frederick County
• VOLT Comes to Elk Run Vineyards For Dinner Amongst the Vines
• The Machine Performs At Weinberg Center For The Arts
• Frederick, Maryland Pow-Wow Native Harvest Fest
• The Weinberg Center Kicks Off Its 2009-2010 Emerging Artists Series With The American.....
• The Big Reveal!
• Tales of Terror - An Evening of Horror and Hilarity
• What’s in the Box on top of the Weinberg Center Marquee?
• Bluegrass Legends on Stage at the Weinberg
• A Chance To See Mike Super For Free At The Weinberg Center For The Arts!
• Weinberg Center's Season Opener - Capitol Steps
• Program Celebrates Frederick County's National Parks With A ‘Sneak Preview’...
• U.S. Army’s Medical Communications for Combat Casualty Care (MC4)...
• Frederick Patriots’ Days 2009
• VOLT Takes Guests on a Farm Field Trip
• VOLT Offers Special Restaurant Week Lunch Menu
• VOLT Takes Guests on a Farm Field Trip
• NMCWM Offers Free Admission on Smithsonian Museum Day
• Call for Artist Submissions Weinberg Center for the Arts –Art Gallery
• Weinberg Center Announces The 2009-2010 Season
• VOLT Introduces Table 21
• VOLT Hosts Evening of Music, Dinner and Art for Advocates for Homeless Families
• Gospel Sounds Duet Music evangelist available. Christian gospel concerts.
• Volt Celebrates the Fourth of July
• PNC Foundation Awards Leadership Gift to the Weinberg Center for the Arts
• Civil War Medicine Museum Kicks off Free Summer Lecture Series..........
• Civil War Medicine Museum Receives Ausherman Family Foundation Grant
• National Museum of Civil War Medicine Announces the Establishment of the Letterman Institute
• George Wunderlich to Receive 2009 Achievement in Living Traditions in the Arts (ALTA) Award
• Rutherford County Selects Fugro EarthData for 5-Year Mapping Contract
• The Weinberg Closes Out its Season with Powerhouse Jazz Vocalist – Catherine Russell
• Flag Day Extravaganza On Flag Day Weekend
• The Union and Confederate Armies are Recruiting this Weekend At Pry House Field Hospital!
• Grand Opening of Art Tree Walk in Art Studio and Retail Art & Craft Supplies
• Rare Quilting and Sewing Exhibits Visit Local Museum for One Day: Civil War Quilting....
• Kathy Mattea returns to the Weinberg Center for her Moving Mountains Tour
• Mark Schmerling’s exhibit Flip a Switch: Blow Up a Mountain: The Real Cost of Mountaintop Removal
• Burning the Future: Coal in America
• Weinberg Center For The Arts Is Seeking Ideas From The Community...
• Civil War Medicine Museum Honors Volunteers
• Spend a Classy Evening with Simone - Daughter of Nina Simone
• U.S. Army Concert Band to Perform Free Concert at Weinberg Center
• www.SellMyHouse.com Logo www.SellMyHouse.com Welcomes Darren Ahearn to their Realtor Network in Fred
• The Frederick Film Festival Announces Its Complete List of Feature Films and Shorts
• The Legendary John Waters to Open the Frederick Film Festival at the Weinberg Center
• Portraits of Ireland at Weinberg Center for the Arts
• The 2009 Frederick Film Festival
• Kevin Locke Returns to the Weinberg
• David Bromberg returns to the Weinberg Center
• 'Heavenly' Discount Grocery Program
• Grammy-Nominated Quartet San Francisco Appears at the Weinberg
• Chance to Sing with Broadway Stars
• The Exiles Showing At The Weinberg
• Grammy-Award Winning Ladysmith Black Mambazo
• Neil Berg’s Broadway Show - 101 Years of Broadway Returns
• An Evening with Jazz Vocalist and Bassist Esperanza Spalding
• The Weinberg Center Partners 'The General '
• Weinberg’s Thursday Night Movie Club Presents For The Bible Tells Me So
• National Museum of Civil War Medicine Celebrates the City of Frederick
• Holidays at the Weinberg Center
• Frederick Arts Council Awards The Weinberg the Arts Organization of the Year Award
• Great Frederick Fair
• Weinberg Center for the Arts Receives 2008 Best of Frederick Award
• National Museum Of Civil War Medicine Receives Ausherman Foundation Grant
• Frederick Festival Of The Arts 2008
• Frederick Celtic Festival 2008
• Kerensa Gray Nominated for Momentum Awards
• Spring Break Camp
• 40th Anniversary Show
• The Comedy Pigs Show - Late Night
• California Guitar Trio Benefit Concert
• Walking Tours of Downtown Historic Frederick
• Exhibition: Down the Bridal Path
• Curator’s Tour
• Treasured Heirloom Event
• Workshop: Caring for Your Keepsakes
• Museums by Candlelight
• Banjo Concert
• Minstrel Banjo Gathering
• U. S. Sanitary Commission
• Transitioning Holistically
• Youth Basketball Clinic
• Kindertime
• Holiday Weekend Carriage Rides
• Christmas Exhibit
• A Retrospect and National Touring Exhibition

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