Nancy Lavin
Frederick News-Post
2, Frederick, MD, United States
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McClement calls for stable tax rate, increases to water and sewer fees in proposed budget
City of Frederick water users would see their bills go up for the second consecutive year under Mayor Randy McClement’s proposed budget for fiscal 2017. → Read More
Team touts use of community feedback for planned workforce housing in downtown Frederick
The series of town halls and neighborhood meetings held for a downtown workforce housing project were more than just a gesture. → Read More
City staff hatches plan that could allow backyard chickens in Frederick
After several false starts, and a long nesting period, plans to allow backyard chickens in Frederick may be hatching. → Read More
TV screen signs denied for office in downtown Frederick historic district
Two TV screens that have been used as window signs don’t belong in the Frederick Town Historic District, a commission ruled on Thursday. → Read More
Slight population growth in Frederick County in new data, but more than in most Md. counties
Frederick County’s population increased faster from 2014 to 2015 than three-quarters of Maryland’s counties, according to new population estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau released Thursday. → Read More
Airport storage building plans prepare for takeoff
More than $1 million of snow removal equipment sits in a corner of Frederick Municipal Airport, outside and unprotected. → Read More
Urbana family showcases Terps pride, food in Rachael Ray cook-off
Clad in red University of Maryland shirts, heads held high, the Harpers left it all on the court. → Read More
Frederick's risk assessor highlights spirit of giving back
Risk management may not seem like a career calling, especially to a college student. → Read More
Whittier Elementary School student dies
A student at Whittier Elementary School has died, according to a letter sent from Principal Amy Schwiegerath on Friday. → Read More
New Chipotle branch slated for Golden Mile
The red and brown pepper logo of Chipotle Mexican Grill is coming to the eastern entrance to the city of Frederick’s Golden Mile. → Read More
East Street redevelopment plans spark concern from industrial businesses
East Frederick is one of few remaining strongholds for industrial businesses in the city and county. → Read More
Two film shoots set for downtown Frederick this weekend
Downtown Frederick will serve as the setting for two separate, back-to-back film shoots this weekend, according to city news releases sent on Wednesday. → Read More
Company seeks to settle dispute with city historic commission over replacing window shutters
A dispute over replacing the window shutters of an office building in historic downtown Frederick may be resolved out of court. → Read More
Spring fever spreads to downtown Frederick
A bone-chilling breeze whipped down Market Street on Thursday afternoon. The sky was dark. Passing walkers burrowed deeper into their puffy coats to brace against the wind. → Read More
Delayed development, new complaints put South Market Street blight site back in spotlight
The city of Frederick is changing its approach to tackling problems posed by a prominent downtown blight site. → Read More
Shamrock Restaurant owner remembered for community impact
For 53 years, the Shamrock Restaurant in Thurmont has welcomed customers through its doors seven days a week — aside from major holidays — without fail. → Read More
Downtown tech incubator project on track despite less state funding
A building that Frederick County owns downtown will be turned into an economic development hub for tech startup companies despite receiving less state funding than requested. → Read More
Frederick County's Child Advocacy Center earns national accreditation
The Child Advocacy Center of Frederick County has received national accreditation for the first time in its 16-year history. → Read More
Shutters showdown: Mackintosh takes city preservation commission to court over office renovation
The window shutters of a downtown Frederick office building are at the center of a legal dispute between owners of a local real estate company and the city of Frederick → Read More
Frederick man charged with sex offense against second 13-year-old girl
A Frederick man recently charged with raping a 13-year-old girl now faces a second set of charges in connection with a separate sexual act with a different girl, according to → Read More