Staff Blogs
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Another One Rides The Bus
Nancy Luse
Weather outside not too frightful
Snowflakes danced in the air as the bus sat parked in the Frederick Towne Mall parking lot, waiting for the appointed time to get rolling up Hillcrest Drive.
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Biz & Government Blog
Justin Palk
GAO faults Homeland Security on project oversight
The Department of Homeland Security is spending billions of dollars on everything, it seems, except ensuring it’s spending its money wisely.
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Extra Points
Stan Goldberg
Thoughts on Mussina and Phelan
To the surprise of a lot of people, former Orioles pitcher Mike Mussina retired Thursday.
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How To ...
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Pack for the holidays
’Tis the season for college students to pack their bags and head on home for the holidays.
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Pop Goes the Culture
Stephanie Mlot
Beware: You are now entering the "Twilight" zone
It's impossible to ignore the biggest pop culture phenomenon in recent years. (Yes, this even surpasses Britney's breakdown, and seven seasons of "American Idol.")
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the art chakra
Lauren LaRocca
Studio 11 moves to Market Street
Studio 11 has officially moved from North Court to North Market, getting owners Barb and Mike Campbell a little closer to the action of the Frederick Arts and Entertainment District.
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The Inside Pitch
Jason Brennan
We'll see Mussina in Cooperstown
After the first 20-win campaign of his storied and stellar career, Mike Mussina is calling it quits.
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Three Chords and the Truth
Sue Guynn
John Michael Montgomery
A long string of hits, label downsizing and mergers, broken legs and hip surgeries, years on the road ... John Michael Montgomery has survived it all.
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Traveling Through
Stephanie Mlot
State Highway Administration to improve safety at I-70/I-81 interchange in Hagerstown
This week, SHA will begin a $3.4 million project to improve safety at the I-70 and I-81 interchange in Hagerstown.
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Citizen Blogs
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20-Something & In Frederick - Citizen Blog
Liz Lipke
Cat or Dog
I had a cat for almost eighteen years. She was mean. She bit everyone and even nibbled at me. She was territorial and hissed at every other living creature on four legs and sometimes two legs. She occasionally left presents for us on the back porch or in the living room. She was my cat and I loved her dearly.
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Biker Biz - Citizen Blog
Carol Silverman
Another Biketoberfest Bites the Dust!
Crazy things were happening all over. There were bikini bike washes, where even clean bikes were waiting to be washed.
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By the People, for the People - Citizen Blog
Carrie Larson
Lobbyists beware. Barack is in town
President-elect Barack Obama has pledged to change the way Washington works and curb the influence of lobbyists. During the campaign, federal lobbyists could not contribute to or raise money for the campaign. Today, the President-elect is taking those commitments even further by announcing the strictest and most far reaching ethics rules of any transition team in history
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Cuppa Jo - Citizen Blog
Joanne McCoy
Daytime TV...
Fifteen years ago, when cable TV was but a pup, Bruce Springsteen wrote a song called "57 Channels [and Nothin' On]." Today, if you add a couple of hundred to the Boss's number, you'd get the sad and sorry truth.
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Iager-Miester Movies - Citizen Blog
Meredith A. Iager
007: Quantum of Solace
Starring: Daniel Craig, Judi Dench, Gemma Arterton, Giancarlo Giannini
Quantum of Solace, directed by Marc Forester (“Monster’s Ball”) and partially written by Paul Haggis (Director of 2004’s “Crash”) is not up to par as the sequel to “Casino Royale,” which I felt was a “very cool” intro for the new James Bond, Daniel Craig
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The Insider - Citizen Blog
Steve Pilloff
Some Thoughts on the Auto Bailout
The three American automobile manufacturers, Ford, Chrysler, and General Motors, are asking Congress for $25 billion in assistance
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