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- Sep 26, 2026
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County delegation urges use of federal program to determine MPRP route (opens the original)
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Members of the Frederick County legislative delegation are urging the federal government to use a proposed federal program to help determine an alternate route for a controversial power line project. Del. Jesse Pippy, who is the delegation chairman, and co-chairman State Sen. Bill Folden sent a letter on Thursday to U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy with their request about the Transportation Department's proposed America's Great Corridors of Commerce initiative. An unscientific take on
Fair event tests youth's knowledge of poultry (opens the original)
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Myla Spencer of Keymar studies the parts of a chicken to answer questions at a Poultry & Turkey Skill-A-Thon on Tuesday. If you can list the 25 key body parts of a hen, name the term for a female goose, or tell the difference between a mottled and a spangled feather pattern, the youth poultry and turnkey Skill-a-Thon at the Great Frederick Fair may be for you. The contest held Tuesday tested participants' knowledge of chickens and turkeys, ranging from identifying photos of various breeds to lab
Hood students express concern about costs, future (opens the original)
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Hood College Provost Paige Eager, right, speaks to students as Colby McCarthy, left, the vice president for enrollment management, looks on at a student forum on Monday at Hodson Auditorium. Some Hood College students said they Monday they are concerned about how rising costs affect their time in school, and the ways technology will impact their lives when they leave. The rising price of housing, gasoline, groceries and other necessities are squeezing students' daily lives, and cuts to student l
Pipe work to cause overnight closures on U.S. 15 ramps (opens the original)
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Inspections of pipes as part of preliminary work to widen U.S. 15 through the city of Frederick will close two ramps to the highway during overnight hours, each for one night within the next two weeks. The northbound ramp to Rosemont Avenue will be closed from 10 p.m. Sept. 14 until 5 a.m. the next morning, according to the State Highway Administration. 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,
Frederick distillery continues work on downtown food hall (opens the original)
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A new food hall at McClintock Distilling is expected to open by the end of the year. Downtown Frederick's dining scene could get a new addition by the end of the year, from one of the area's best-known distilleries. McClintock Distilling remains on track to open a food hall-style dining space at its location on South Carroll Street by the end of the year, Braeden Bumpers, one of the business's owners, said Friday. An unscientific take on an issue in the news. Get the insider's scoop on the best
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