Candidate Endorsements for Frederick County Board of County Commissioners and Board of Education
OK … time to get serious about where your votes are going to go in the September 14th primary election!
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Over Regulation and Lack of Building Lots in Frederick County – Frederick News Post
Ed Waters, a long time writer for the , has written a front page piece in today’s paper that has captured a very clear picture of the difficulty placed on the building community in Frederick County.
Accountability: A Lesson our Board of Education can learn from Charter Schools
This is a reprint of my September 6th article in TheTentacle.com.
Two Big Winners the Pre-Primary Poll for Frederick County Commissioner
Well, the results are in for our very unscientific Pre-Primary Poll.
Frederick Chamber of Commerce Releases 2010 Primary Election Voter Guide
Frederick County Chamber of Commerce released its 2010 Voters Guide for the upcoming September 14th Primary Election for the local candidates.
Sage Policy Group Releases Gloomy Housing Report for Maryland
A study commissioned by the Maryland State Builders Association was released this week which revealed that appraised values for Maryland housing has been negatively impacted by the number of foreclosures in the state.
Despite all the Bad News, the Real Estate Market Activity is on Track for a Recovery
Don’t hold your breath! But yes, there is a lot happening in the land, commercial and Industrial real estate markets.
Candidate Forums for the Frederick County Board of County Commissioners
Last night the democratic candidates for the Frederick County Board of County Commissioners gathered at the Jack Kussmaul Theater at Frederick Community College.
Audio: Growing a real estate business in a down market, politics and more discussed
Just a few weeks ago Rocky Mackintosh, president and broker of MacRo, Ltd. in Frederick, Maryland was a guest on the 270inc Business Magazine Radio Show with hosts & publishers Pattee Brown and Harby Tran on WTHU Radio 1450 and 1520 AM.
Lessons our Board of Education can learn from School Choice — Part 1
This is a reprint of an August 23rd article in the Tentacle.com