Billy drops “f” bomb in workshop!!!!

  Howdy Yokels!! We’ll get back to our title in a moment. Last night’s workshop had three items to discuss; Medical Marijuana, Kirby and Tony’s task force, and changes to the council’s rules and procedures. We are all for the growth and use of marijuana for medicinal purposes.  It is absolutely ludicrous that the Federal Government […]

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Editorial News 

Does Tom Cruise need to come here, people?!

We here at the Yokel couldn’t make it to the hearing over the future of Trout Run today. According to Tony Ortega’s blog, things did not go well for disciples of L. Ron Hubbard. Here’s the account: We just had a telephone conversation with Mary McConnell, who gave us some basics on how the hearing went […]

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Glade Valley Government headline 

Frederick County Council Has New Offices and Phone Number

The Frederick County Council has a new telephone number; the number is 301-600-1135. The new phone number is a result of the renovations in Winchester Hall. The Frederick County Council has moved from the third floor to the first floor of Winchester Hall. This will allow for more convenient public access to the Council offices. Council President Bud Otis (At-Large) stated, “This move allows the Council to be more accessible and available to the people of Frederick County. This is just one more way to let everyone know we are…

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Quelle Surprise! No, not really.

We really cannot wait until August 18th when we can put the hot mess known officially as The English Only Ordinance behind us. Until then, we will bring you any and all updates concerning it. In today’s FNP there’s a front page story concerning the fiscal impact of the ordinance. Now, we are really confused. Because […]

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First Executive Order in Frederick County

Frederick County Executive Jan Gardner issued her first executive order today. Marking the first executive order in Frederick County government, Mrs. Gardner held a press conference to explain her action and the impact of the executive order. County Council President Bud Otis attended and spoke in support of the executive order. “Bidding on contracts for tax payer dollars to pay for their contracts and competing against the citizens who vote for them does not pass the smell test.” Mr. Otis recounted conversations with county staff who feel under pressure when dealing…

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