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- Sep 26, 2026
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City council discusses alternatives to current tax code (opens the original)
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The Frederick City Council on Thursday kick-started discussions that could change how Frederick handles its property taxes. The total value of all of the taxable property in Frederick has grown steadily since 2017, and its current total value is $13.6 billion, Chief Administrative Officer Katie Barkdoll said as she presented three alternative approaches to see which the council might want to pursue. An unscientific take on an issue in the news. Get the insider's scoop on the best that Frederick
City of Frederick accepting feedback on housing services spending (opens the original)
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Frederick residents on Thursday can share opinions on the city's housing assistance spending after the release of its annual grant spending report. Each year, the city is required to create a report of how it has used Community Development Block Grant program funds. Feedback from Thursday's meeting will be included in the final report submitted to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, which funds the program. An unscientific take on an issue in the news. Get the insider's scoop o
Frederick Sites of Enslavement markers receive approval (opens the original)
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The Rev. Eric Myers of Frederick Presbyterian Church is concerned a planned historic marker to commemorate the city's history of slavery might impede churchgoers from exiting their cars. The marker, shown in this photo how it would look near a lamp post at 115 W. 2nd St., is meant to highlight the stables and slave quarters across the street. The Frederick Sites of Enslavement project will move forward after receiving design and location approval on Thursday. The Historic Preservation Commissio
School board members address ICE impact on students (opens the original)
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Frederick County Board of Education members on Wednesday addressed concerns about the increased presence of federal immigration enforcement in Frederick County and its impact on student attendance and mental health. Earlier this week, residents of Stoneybrook Court near Taskers Chance in Frederick described the hesitation neighbors felt about sending their children to school during last week's multi-day stakeout by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. An unscientific take on an issue in t
City Council introduces ordinance to comply with state housing development law (opens the original)
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The Frederick City Council on Thursday introduced an ordinance to comply with a new state law meant to regulate the housing development process. The Maryland Housing Certainty Act, which goes into effect on Oct. 1, is meant to make the approval process more predictable across the state. An unscientific take on an issue in the news. Get the insider's scoop on the best that Frederick has to offer, as voted in the Best of the Best, with Frederick Hometown Guru. Frederick Hometown Guru takes you to
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