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Frederick County Council prepares business development plan (opens the original)
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The Frederick County council was split as they overturned amendments to the Workers and Workplaces Plan (IW2), Tuesday night. The changes restored land to the project, which had previously been cut due to environmental concerns and public outcry. The IW2 is an economic development plan that seeks to rezone nearly 2,000 acres of county land for future business development. Council Member Mason Carter, who proposed the new amendments, worries the county’s 100 acres of general industrial (GI) land
Frederick County business wants to turn plastic waste into filament for 3D printers (opens the original)
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A Frederick County business owner is prototyping a machine that can turn waste plastic into recycled filament for 3D printers as a way to reduce, reuse and ‘up-cycle.’ The machine works by shredding waste plastic into ribbons before passing it through a heating element to soften it. The final step, Drew Primo of Primo3D explained, is called “pulltrusion” in which the plastic is stretched out into a thin cord. “In a lot of weird ways, it’s actually a bit of a modified 3D printer, just with the ac
Frederick County Council gets mixed feedback on proposed ICE policy (opens the original)
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The Frederick County Council heard from residents this week on the proposed Values Act, which seeks to create guidelines for government staff when ICE comes knocking. While residents said this was a step in the right direction, what they cared about was enforcement. In function, the act would serve as the dividing line between local government employees and federal immigration enforcement. It establishes guidance for the employees themselves, while also clearly outlining when and where ICE is al
Frederick County rejects agreement with data center developer amidst public outcry (opens the original)
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Frederick County Executive Jessica Fitzwater rejected a benefit agreement with a data center developer on Monday, amidst public outcry. Quantum Maryland (QM), LLC, submitted an application for a development rights and responsibilities agreement (DRRA) on September 1. A DRRA, as defined by the Frederick County Code, includes “A description of the enhanced public benefits to be provided by the applicant to the county in exchange for the benefits received by the applicant in the agreement…” In this
Frederick time capsule buried for the U.S.’s 300th birthday (opens the original)
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The city of Frederick will bury a time capsule in front of city hall as part of its In the Streets festival Saturday, and in celebration of America’s 250th birthday. The capsule will carry the hopes and dreams of the city, in the form of letters written by residents of all ages. Some letters spoke of hope, family and unity, calling for a future where everyone can be a part of the city. Other letters urged the leaders of the future to maintain Frederick’s local art, historical infrastructure, and
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