Promoting environmental conservation, fair and open government, and active civic engagement in Frederick County, Maryland

09-02-2010 FNP Picking our pockets – to pay for PATH (letter to the editor)

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Take the Wind Survey!

Through a public survey and information on wind power we hope to help individuals, farms, businesses and municipalities make good decisions about investing in the appropriate small and medium-sized wind energy systems for their sites. We can also share this information with legislators so that your desires may be better understood.

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Download Flyer Showing How New Market will Double in Size

Click here to download the one page flyer for distribution.

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Frederick Circuit Court of Appeals Upholds Planning Commission Decision to Deny Water/Sewer Plan for Mega-Church on Farmland

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The Myths, Truths and Facts about Residential Building in Frederick County

We often hear statements about growth and development in Frederick County that sound true- but that may be false.  Those falsehoods are often spoken by those with vested economic interests in having people believe them without question. 

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FoFC Citizens Join to File Lawsuit Against Frederick City over Thatcher and Crum Annexations

On June 21 Friends of Frederick County announced that it would sue the city over the Crum and Thatcher annexations.

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Why DeAnnex the Crum and COPT/Thatcher Properties?

Download the Deannexation Petition for Charter Amendment Here!

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Citizens Call For a Charter Amendment to Halt Costly Sprawl Development Along our National Scenic Byway

Friends of Frederick County launches a petition drive  for a charter amendment to change the boundaries of the City of Frederick, MD to exclude the Crum and Thatcher properties.

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Are overcrowded roads and schools by chance or BY CHOICE?

Read the newsletter to learn more…

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Win BIG in the “Does FHS Need a Renovation?” PHOTO CONTEST

May 11, 2010 by FofFC  
Filed under Frederick, Schools, Spread the Word!

DOES FHS NEED A RENOVATION?

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