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Fire taxes go up before increase in personnel
When residents in certain parts of the county got their July property tax bills, they noticed a higher rate for their fire tax.
Fire taxes go up before increase in personnel
When residents in certain parts of the county got their July property tax bills, they noticed a higher rate for their fire tax.
FCC Announces White Space Device Field Tests
The FCC announced this week that it will begin field testing prototype television white space devices on Monday, July 14.
Kids become deputies for a day
The Frederick County Sheriff's Office is investigating a burglary where an undisclosed amount of money was taken from a safe.
Children at play help usher in summer
Children filled Hagerstown's playgrounds and ball fields Friday afternoon - a sure sign that summer has arrived.
Dominion Gas Meeting Takes Place In Frederick
County gathered Monday night to discuss where a new compression station should be placed.
Trooper's mother found guilty of assaulting woman in courthouse
A judge on Tuesday found a woman guilty of assaulting another woman in a Washington County courthouse hallway while their families were in court in February for a child pornography case.
Main Street responds to pending Md. alcopops tax
Liquor is taxed at a rate of $1.50 a gallon, and beer is taxed at 9 cents a gallon in Maryland .
Frederick woman donates husband's archaeology book collection to library
“He would walk a field all day”
The writings of an 81-year-old man who died in February may someday help future archaeologists. via WTOP
Residents Ask County To Reduce Tax Rates
“We're up in years. My husband, he's 86, and I'm not far behind.”
Myersville resident Evelyn Byrd came to Winchester Hall this week to tell the Frederick County Commissioners rising tax bills are causing a hardship for herself and her husband. via WTOP
Is There A Rural Road In Frederick County That Brings Back Fond Memories?
“A lot of them hold fond memories. Well, especially in the Wolfesville area. Used to be John Pine Road -- all gravel roads ... Then of course, I can think back to 1939. Brandenburg Hollow Road used to be a dirt road.”
Winding rural roads in Frederick County are windows to the picturesque farmland and beauty of the mountains. via WTOP
Commissioner Kristin B. Aleshire
Washington County Commissioner Kristin B. Aleshire has taken a job as town manager of Myersville in Frederick County. via Herald-Mail
Middletown High senior organizes Law Enforcement Day
“I hope people will enjoy it and I'm hoping to have a big turnout”
A local high school senior who hopes to become a deputy has already had a taste of interacting with several law enforcement agencies. via WTOP
Two fire companies support urban fire tax districts
The volunteer fire companies of Myersville and Carroll Manor both cite declining volunteer enrollment and the need to lower response times as two key reasons they have requested that the Board of County ... via Gazette.Net
Children from Changing Families will meet from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. on Tuesdays from May 6, through June 10, at Families Plus!, 35 E. Church St. via Herald-Mail
Myersville Man Dies in Frederick County Crash
Authorities in Frederick County say a Myersville man was killed when his car hit a tree along Gambrill Park Road, north of Frederick. via WJLA-TV Arlington
Dig it: Archaeologist's works donated to library
“They're not meant for the general public.”
Nancy and Spencer Geasey display July 6, 2005, some of the projectile points they discovered under the rock overhang on their property near Myersville. via WTOP
Myersville employee likes knowing faces in her small town
“I love working here, and I love that good hometown feeling.”
Kathy Gaver, administrative specialist for the Town of Myersville, provides support services for the town manager and other employees. via WTOP
Bicycling season kicks off with safety rodeos
As warmer temperatures get more people outside, the Frederick County Sheriff's Office wants to make sure bicyclists will be safe on the roads. via WTOP
Stories pieced together in show that celebrates quilting
“I want to make something that's going last for 100 years and someone will say, 'Oh, Grandma Pam made that.'”
Dolores Grossnickle of Myersville, Md., looks over quilts Sunday at the Mason-Dixon Quilt Show at Hagerstown Community College's ARCC. via Herald-Mail