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New Superintendent Named For Catoctin Mountain Park
THURMONT, Md. (AP) – National Park Service officials say Catoctin Mountain Park is getting a new superintendent. Officials announced in a news release Wednesday that Rick Slade, a 14-year veteran of the park service who lives in Frederick, will begin work at the park in early May. Slade comes to the position from Monocacy National…
Biolab Safety Bill To Be Back Next Year
The legislation didn’t make it out of the 2016 Md. General Assembly.
Highway Traffic Safety Bills Passed In 2016 Md. General Assembly
Two crack down on drunken driving.
Fire Fighter Classes To Graduate On Firday
They make up the Fire Fighter Recruit Classes 18 and 19.
Groundbreaking To Take Place Sat. For New Frederick Towne Center & Walmart Supercenter
The new retail center will replace the closed Frederick Towne Mall.
Lockdown Lifted At Three County Schools
Spring Ridge and Oakdale Elementary Schools, and Oakdale Middle School were placed on lockdown Tuesday afternoon.
Man Charged With Holdup Using Stolen BB Gun
FREDERICK, Md. (AP) – Officials say a man robbed a Frederick Wal-Mart using a BB gun stolen during a previous theft.
County Executive To Introduce FY 2017 Budget On Friday
A proposed budget for fiscal year 2017 will be introduced on Friday, April 15th by Frederick County Executive Jan Gardner. The presentation will take place at 11:00 AM in the first floor hearing room at Winchester Hall.
County Council Discusses Repealing Development Rights Transfer Law
There was plenty of discussion Tuesday afternoon by the Frederick County Council Tuesday afternoon on whether to repeal an ordinance allowing for the transfer of development rights.
Mt. St. Mary’s Could Offer Two New Degree Programs This Fall
Students attending Mount Saint Mary’s University this fall could be able to take courses from two new degree programs.
One Person Injured In New Windsor Stabbing
The Carroll County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a stabbing Monday morning in New Windsor.
Arson The Cause Of A House Fire In Hagerstown
Investigators with the Maryland State Fire Marshal’s Office say the cause of a house fire Monday afternoon near Hagerstown Community College was arson.