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A house fire in Union Bridge causes $200,000 worth of damage. County Executive Jan Gardner finishes her term in office. Veterans who have ran into trouble with the law get a second chance at life through Maryland Veteran Treatment Courts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Frederick County Superintendent of Schools Dr. Theresa Alban has retired. The 5th day of the trial of 17-year-old Ricky Cartnail got underway on Monday in Frederick County Circuit Court. Frederick County has experienced strong revenue growth over the past 18 months. That's according to County Executive Jan Gardner during her pre-recorded State of the County Address on Monday. Some state money is being requested by the City of Frederick to help renovate the former Social Services building on East All Saints Street into a new police headquarters. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jefferey Burnham was arrested in Davis, West Virginia Friday morning, accoording a news release.Burnham was spotted around 9 a.m. on the side of a road in Davis, W.V., with the 2007 red Corvette he stole from his brother's home after the murder. West Virginia state police took him into custody without incident and located a gun inside the vehicle. It is unclear why Burnham had pulled off the roadway. During a public information briefing Thursday, County Executive Jan Gardner announced a new incentive to get people vaccinated against COVID-19. Full-time county employees will receive a one-time $1,000 bonus and part-time county employees will receive a one-time $500 bonus if they are fully vaccinated by November 30. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Councilman Mike Blue Proposes a one time tax rebate and Executive Jan talks about purchasing a building on the west end of town. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Eight inches of rain can really mess things up. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The latest Frederick County update. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Libraries reopen and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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More Vaccine is being made available! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A follow up to the main discussion Challenging Covid and Vaccines with Dan Caiola who owns the Derby Restaurant in New Market MD and is remaining open against the recommendations of County Executive Jan Gardner.         See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jan Gardner has remarks about the Riots in Washington ans well as updates on the current Covid situation in Frederick, County. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The county Executive addresses a number of topics from the move to level 2 Covid restrictions, to the demonstrations to be held in Frederick, as well as some zoning issues.

Senator Hough calls in to present issues against the County Executives Directive going against the Governor's Phaes one decision the day before. Executive Jan Gardner sends a statement then calls in to take issue with Hough about his opinion.

Frederick County Executive Jan Gardner talks about the Counties response to COVID19

County Executive Jan Gardner. Dr. Barbera Brookmyer County County Health Officer. Chief Tom Coe Chief of the Frederick County EMS and Fire. Word from the Workforce Services Department.  

County Executive Jan Garnder, along with several county officials, held a briefing Monday afternoon to discuss the county's preparation for if or when the county sees a case of the new coronavirus disease, officially called COVID-19. There are six cases of COVID-19 in Maryland, as of March 9, with four in neighboring Montgomery County, one in Prince George's County and one in Harford. Producer Heather Mongilio spoke with Gardner after her briefing to speak more about how Frederick County is preparing for COVID-19. Then food and education reporter Katryna Perera joins Mongilio to first talk about how the public school system and colleges are handling the coronavirus news. Perera then tells Mongilio about her latest food review. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts & Google Play

The Blueprint for Maryland’s Future is a massive education reform proposal currently before members of the Maryland General Assembly. There are two questions many are asking about the education reform, also known as the Kirwan bills. The first is, what will the bills do for Frederick County? The second is, how will Frederick County pay for the reform? To answer some of these questions, producer Heather Mongilio met with County Executive Jan Gardner and Joy Schaefer, government affairs director with the county executive’s office. Schaefer sat on the Kirwan Commission. Mongilio then met with statehouse and county reporter Steve Bohnel, followed by food and education reporter Katryna Perera about different aspects of Kirwan. Perera also spoke with Mongilio about her latest review. This week she looks at restaurants across the county participating in Restaurant Week.

Mayor of the City of Frederick tries to explain why he has asked Frederick Community Action Agency Director Mike Spurrier Resignation wiihout violating City Policy. Also explains the Joint statement with the County Executive Jan Gardner dealing with the trial of the two youths charged with the attack of a Mt Airy man who died from the incident.

The standstill between the County and Local Firefighters. The Budget Ag Business in Frederick County

Frederick County Executive Jan Gardner spoke on many topics: 1:Bike Paths in Frederick 2:DRRA 3:School Litigation Fees 4:School Budget 5: Budget for bad weather 6:Her pick for School Board  Plus other topics

Our first conversation with Frederick County Executive Jan Gardner after the election. she talked about her agenda for the upcoming future of Frederick. Talked about the budget process.

This is the county Executive's Monthly visit to Mid Maryland Live where she addresses issues and takes phone calls from citizens.

We continue our Focus on the Counties Series with a conversation with first term Frederick County Executive Jan Gardner . Elected in 2014, Ms. Gardner is Frederick’s first County Executive, as they’ve transitioned from a commissioner system to a charter system. A Democrat, Jan Gardner is overseeing one of the fastest growing counties in the state, which is wrestling with the impulse for development in an area with a longstanding agricultural tradition. I’ll talk to County Executive Jan Gardner about what’s ahead for Frederick County, Baltimore’s neighbor to the west. Plus, the versatile jazz and classical pianist Jeffrey Chappell joins Tom to talk about his latest project, a new band called Otherworld , a jazz quartet that fuses middle eastern and western classical & jazz traditions. They have a concert in Kensington tomorrow night, and we’ll have a preview.