Sarah Rubinstein
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- Sep 28, 2026
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FCC board to vote on revised collective bargaining agreement (opens the original)
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Frederick Community College's Board of Trustees is scheduled to vote Monday on a revised collective bargaining agreement with a union representing full-time faculty at the school, including a 3.5% cost of living adjustment for the remainder of fiscal year 2027. 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 the best that Frederick ha
Frederick County youths learn, make memories on Fair Day (opens the original)
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Rolan Belousov reacts during an activity Friday at The Great Frederick Fair. Frederick County students took Fair Day as a chance to participate in learning activities, see their favorite animals and make memories with their families. On Friday, all Frederick County Public Schools students had an early dismissal of three and a half hours to attend the fair. 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 Be
Mount Airy duck race returns with quacks and cash for a cause (opens the original)
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Families crowd around the course for the annual Mount Airy Duck Race on Sunday afternoon at the Fire Department Carnival Grounds. Despite heavy rain, families gathered in Mount Airy on Sunday down a track to watch nearly 3,000 rubber ducks race in the town's seventh annual duck race at the Fire Department's Carnival Grounds. After a countdown, buckets of rubber ducks are tipped over into a homemade 200-foot course. The Mount Airy Volunteer Fire Company's hoses were used to create a river on the
School board approves fiscal year 2027 maintenance plan (opens the original)
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The school board on Wednesday unanimously approved Frederick County Public Schools fiscal year 2027 comprehensive maintenance plan, to continue maintaining and sustaining the district's 72 facilities. The plan has a budget of $39.8 million for combined maintenance and operations expenditures, according to agenda documents. 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.
North End Civic Association celebrates 80 years by unveiling history display (opens the original)
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North End Civic Association celebrates its 80th anniversary and an unveiling of a history display at its picnic at Staley Park on Monday. More than 100 neighbors celebrated North End Civic Association's 80-year anniversary on Monday with food, bingo, a magic show and the unveiling of a history display at Staley Park. Blaine Young, one of the association's directors, said the Labor Day family picnic is a momentous occasion for the association. An unscientific take on an issue in the news. Get the
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