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Ijamsville, Maryland is located in Frederick County. Zip codes in Ijamsville, MD include 21754. The median home price in Ijamsville is $418,000 which is roughly $169/per square foot.

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Friday May 3 | WFMD-AM Frederick

Nation's Largest One Day Food Drive

The National Association of Letter Carriers union will conduct its 21st national food drive to "Stamp Out Hunger" on Saturday, May 11, 2013 in more than 10,000 communities across America, with letter carriers collecting food donations as they deliver mail along their postal routes.

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Mon Apr 22, 2013

Gazette.net

Dogs that attacked New Market livestock killed

Two dogs responsible for the deaths of more than 60 animals in the New Market area were killed last week, according to Frederick County Animal Control.

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Thu Apr 18, 2013

WBAL-TV Baltimore

Capture of rabid cats leads to vaccination reminder

Department of Health officials in Baltimore and Frederick counties said they've recently found rabid cats, and now many counties in Maryland are reminding people to make sure their pets are vaccinated for the disease.

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Mon Apr 15, 2013

Gazette.net

Stray cat in Ijamsville tests positive for rabies

A stray cat found roaming in the Ijamsville area tested positive for rabies after attacking a resident in the town, according to the Frederick County Health Department.

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Wed Apr 10, 2013

Gazette.net

Residents question plans for 2,295 homes in Frederick

A handful of residents got their first look this week at plans to build 2,295 homes and thousands of acres of commercial and office space off Ballenger Creek Pike in Frederick, prompting them to voice concerns about roads, school overcrowding and their property values.

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