Frederick County

Frederick residents voiced concerns at a city council meeting over the preservation of a historic tannery and equal hiring practices for the hotel being built over top of it.

Frederick County residents unified in opposition to the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project at a public meeting held by Public Electric Service and Gas.

Legislation is promised to slow the project and to plan Maryland’s energy future.

The program helps those with illnesses eat healthier.

The Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project is a 70-mile transmission line cutting through three counties. Utility companies say it is necessary to meet increasing energy consumption, but community members and environmentalist are concerned.

But it’s unclear if the legislature has the authority to delay the project.

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