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Speed cameras added to U.S. 15 work zone

The State Highway Administration has added the U.S. 15 work zone at Motter Avenue to the Maryland Safezones program, according to a news release from SHA.

Tags: Motter Avenue, U.S. 15, David Burd, Frederick

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Tough Mudder officials plan refunds

Organizers of the Tough Mudder 12-mile endurance challenge held Saturday at Crumland Farm in Frederick said they plan on refunding or transferring fees for participants and spectators who paid to attend Sunday's canceled portion of the event.

Tags: Tough Mudder, Frederick, running

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Parents: Frederick High needs a swimming pool

Many of the parents and alumni at an informal meeting Wednesday night made one thing clear concerning any renovation and modernization of Frederick High School: No matter what route is taken, the school needs a swimming pool

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Tough Mudder may bring in more than 20K people to area

Frederick is ready to welcome 27,000 people expected to compete in the Tough Mudder endurance competition at Crumland Farm on Saturday and Sunday.

Tags: Tough Mudder, Frederick, Wounded Warrior Project, charity, tourism

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Frederick County school buses equipped with stop sign cams

School buses in Frederick County now have electronic eyes, watching drivers who blow past stop signs extended from school buses.

Tags: Adam Tuss, school bus, Frederick, traffic cameras

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Maryland Ensemble Theatre celebrates 15th birthday

When Tad Janes and Gené Fouché were working together with the Contemporary American Theater Festival in the '90s, they started talking about the kind of theater company they envisioned themselves being part of.

Tags: Maryland Ensemble Theatre, Frederick

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Frederick could grow with 550-acre annexation

The mayor and Board of Aldermen had their first public chance Wednesday to see what the city might gain or lose by annexing 550 acres.

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Homes in Frederick built with geothermal heat

Geothermal energy, which helps cool homes in the summer and heat in the winter, has been around for many years but people are becoming more aware of the technology thanks to federal and state tax credits designed to make the renewable energy more affordable, said Jim Aaron, president of Total Comfort Heating and Air Conditioning in Smithsburg. Some power companies also offer grants.

Tags: Frederick, geothermal energy

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Frederick delays red-light camera extension

Frederick officials have put the brakes on renewing a contract for red-light cameras in the city.

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Signed in: Coaches learn sign language to help young swimmers

The Spring Ridge Sharks swim team is different than most swim teams. The coaches learned sign language to help the five deaf swimmers on the team.

Tags: Spring Ridge Sharks, Frederick, deaf

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