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Nothing’s wrong with sitting down to a slice of meatloaf with a side of mashed potatoes and green beans. The same goes for a chicken salad sandwich or a BLT for lunch at a local restaurant, and nothing beats the all-American classic of a burger and fries when you’re stuck on what to order.⁠
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During the Civil War, many soldiers traveled vast distances to battle, with large numbers never returning home alive. The ancient practice of embalming, which preserved the body and made it possible to be shipped home, was reinitiated locally following the Battle of Antietam in 1862. Terry Reimer, Director of Research at the National Museum of Civil War Medicine, discusses the reintroduction of this practice, the museum building’s haunted reputation and the major renovation of exhibit areas currently taking place. ⁠
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Marching band is hard. That’s why students love it. ⁠
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By the time schools open each August, high school students in marching band have already spent at least 50 hours there, rehearsing their signature field show for fall football games, showcases and a rigorous competition schedule. ⁠
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Anywhere you see public art in Frederick County—murals, sculptures, even fabricated flowers—the Frederick Arts Council was probably involved at some point in its creation. If you’ve ever attended a show at the Weinberg Center for the Arts, New Spire Arts Stages or Sky Stage, FAC had a hand in making it happen. ⁠
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Passionate chefs consider each dish a work of art, like a picture in the perfect frame, a joyful song or dance that impels us to move. For Antonio Poggi and Grisel Barrueto, that urge to translate inspiration into something others can share and enjoy is a guiding principle at their restaurant, Lima Soul on East Patrick Street.⁠
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Frederick County’s abundant agricultural heritage is today a complex blend of businesses from crop and dairy farms to vineyards and cutting-edge hydroponic greenhouses. Agritourism offers an opportunity for even the city-est of slickers to visit a piece of the county’s largest industry by taking in a pumpkin patch or corn maze. ⁠
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Before this era of abundant light pollution, it was easy to gaze upward at the nighttime sky and be mesmerized by the vast array of stars and planets. Sometimes there might be a shooting star or the sight of an orbiting satellite.⁠
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Krupa Patel proudly walks through the new daycare center she opened in April on Crestwood Boulevard. The sparkling Kiddie Academy of Ballenger Creek franchise looks almost like an elementary school with its 11 classrooms, tiny furniture and a 9,500-sqaure-foot outdoor play area.⁠
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Williiam O. Lee had a vision. ⁠
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A teacher, principal, elected official and lifelong resident of Frederick, Lee wanted to tell a more complete story of his community’s past with an eye toward building a better future. He focused on cataloging, sharing and celebrating local African American history—collecting information that was omitted from textbooks, overlooked by lesson plans and absent from public display—so that they could one day be shared.⁠
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🎉 Voting is NOW LIVE for the 2027 Best of Frederick — Frederick’s original “Best Of”!⁠
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🗳️ Be sure to vote for YOUR favorites! Every vote helps shine a spotlight on the people and businesses that make our community amazing.⁠
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#BestOfFrederick #FrederickMD #FrederickCountyMD #ShopLocal #SupportLocal by @frederickmag

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It’s not easy trimming the hooves of a giraffe. It can be just as challenging getting it on film, as Rick Dowlearn learned while working on the first season of the Magic of Disney Animal Kingdom documentary series. ⁠
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With 90,000 annual aircraft operations, Frederick Municipal Airport is the second most active general services airport in Maryland. Private commercial transport accounts for a significant percentage of the activity, first initiated by Frederick Aviation and Majestic Air Services in 1978. Mike Davis, former co-owner of Frederick Aviation and former senior vice president of Majestic Air Service, looks back on the evolution of these businesses and the role they had in Frederick’s business development. ⁠
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