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A freelance writer in Frederick, Md., I cover history, urban development, arts, entertainment, religion, and more. See my work in @frednewspost and @fnp72Hours
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County Council to take up industrial acreage expansion plan

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By Erik Anderson Verified
| Frederick News Post Verified
A plan to expand the acreage available for industrial and other employment uses will come before the Frederick County Council on Tuesday. The Investing in Workers and Workplaces plan — known as IW2 — comes to the council as a recommendation from the county Planning Commission after several rounds of public hearings that resulted in a greatly reduced expansion proposal. kAmpD @C:8:?2==J 5C27E65 3J E96 {:G23=6 uC656C:4< !=2??:?8 DE277 32D65 @? E96 C64@>>6?52E:@?D @7 2?
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Monocacy National Battlefield celebrates 162nd anniversary of 'battle that saved Washington'

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By Erik Anderson Verified
| Frederick News Post Verified
The Monocacy National Battlefield held two days of special activities on Saturday and Sunday to celebrate the 162nd anniversary of its namesake battle. Known as "the Battle that saved Washington," the Battle of Monocacy was waged on the farmlands around the Monocacy River on July 9, 1864 with the sure knowledge on both sides that the Confederates would win. kAmqFE[ 3FE H:E9 b[___ EC@@AD 2E 9:D 4@>>2?5[ &?:@? v6?] {6H (2==246 H2D >@C6 7@4FD65 @?
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Mount Airy car show is the place to find hobbyists

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By Erik Anderson Verified
| Frederick News Post Verified
Not many people can say they've been driving the same car for more than 50 years, but there is a place where it's not hard to find people with that kind of experience — the semimonthly Mount Airy Cars and Coffee show. At Sunday's event, which featured over 30 vintage and antique vehicles at the city's parking lot on Veterans Way, Ronnie Rippeon proudly displayed the orange 1972 Chevrolet Nova SS that he bought in March of 1972 and has been driving ever since.
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