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BOCC Hearings on 193 rezonings scheduled for January 2012

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Sustainable growth policies for rural areas: making communities attractive for investment

Maryland Department of Planning’s Sustainable Growth Commission Share and Enjoy:

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FNP: Nonprofits object to Frederick County land-use plan rewrite

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BOCC seeing serious resistance against privatization plan

This afternoon marked the end of the second public hearing regarding the BOCC’s plan (being pushed forward by Commissioners Young, Shreve and Delauter) to privatize core services in Frederick County and implement a public-private partnership. There was a huge turnout of County employees and residents at the first hearing on the evening of July 12th, [...]

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Blaine Young’s BOCC favors development over our kids and rapid privatization without justification – what do you stand for?

The APFO protecting our children’s education is under siege in the interest of unchecked development Share and Enjoy:

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Gazette article on FoFC meeting with Commissioner Gray on FY2012 budget

Published: Wednesday, June 8, 2011 Commissioner finds friends in opposition to budget by Margarita Raycheva and Sherry Greenfield Share and Enjoy:

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05-24 7PM Gasland film showing in Middletown

Tuesday, May 24th @ 7pm   showing of GASLAND A film directed by Josh Fox, winner of Special Jury Prize-Best US Documentary Feature-Sundance 2010, nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary. “The largest domestic natural gas drilling boom in history has swept across the United States. The HALLIBURTON-developed drilling technology of “fracking” or “hydro-fracking” [...]

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Audubon concerned with impact of New Market’s proposed parkway on bird sanctuary

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Forest Resource Ordinance under review due to lobby pressure from developers, submit comments by April 22nd.

Frederick County Government Frederick, Maryland Winchester Hall / 12 East Church Street Frederick, Maryland 21701 CONTACT: Robin K. Santangelo Public Information Officer 301-600-2590 Share and Enjoy:

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04-05-2011 6:30 pm Frederick City Hall forum for citizens to ask questions about Fort Detrick biodefense lab growth

The biodefense research laboratories at Fort Detrick and elsewhere in the county will grow more than 10 fold to some 2 million square feet of high containment lab space over the next decade.   Residents have concerns and questions.  An advisory Committee made up of Frederick residents has been established by the City and the [...]

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