Mid Maryland Live: Recent Episodes
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On Mid-Maryland Live, Tim May and Frank Mitchell continue their open invitation to candidates from any party to come on the show and talk about their races and the policies they’re running on. This time, they welcomed Christian Benford, Democratic candidate for Frederick County Council District 3.
Benford discussed his belief that working people in Frederick County need a stronger voice on the County Council. He talked about how the county has successfully attracted businesses and economic development, but argued that many residents are still struggling with rising costs and affordability challenges. His campaign is focused on helping working families, keeping Frederick County affordable, and ensuring that economic growth benefits the people who live and work here every day.
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On Mid-Maryland Live, Tim May and Frank Mitchell continue their open invitation to candidates from any party to come on the show and talk about their races and the policies they’re running on. This time, they welcomed Tammie Baugher, Republican candidate for Frederick County Council District 3.
Baugher discussed her vision for Frederick County and the priorities driving her campaign. Among her top goals are capping property taxes to help homeowners manage rising costs and maximizing funding for local schools to ensure students and educators have the resources they need to succeed. It was a thoughtful conversation about balancing fiscal responsibility with investing in the county’s future.
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On Mid-Maryland Live, Tim May and Frank Mitchell continue their open invitation to candidates from any party to come on and talk about their races and the policies they’re running on. This time, they welcomed Diane Fouché, candidate for Frederick County Executive.
A former county procurement director, Fouché laid out a platform centered on restoring trust, fiscal responsibility, and managed growth. She emphasized an “infrastructure-first” approach to development, protecting agricultural land, increasing government transparency, and involving residents earlier in the decision-making process. She also raised concerns about what she calls out-of-control county spending, saying her focus would be on prioritizing existing needs and improving accountability.
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On Mid-Maryland Live, Tim May and Frank Mitchell continue their open invitation to candidates from any party to come on and talk about their races and the policies they’re running on. This time, they welcomed April McClain Delaney, who is running for re-election in Maryland’s 6th District.
She discussed her campaign as she faces David Trone, highlighting the key parts of her platform and what she hopes to continue working on if voters send her back to Washington. It was a focused conversation on leadership, priorities, and the future of the district.
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On Mid-Maryland Live, Tim May and Frank Mitchell continue their open invitation to candidates from any party to come on the show and talk about their races and the policies they’re running on. This time, they welcomed Kai Burhans, candidate for Frederick County Council District 2.
Burhans discussed his conservative, grassroots campaign, centered on limiting government, protecting property rights, and lowering spending. His “People First” approach focuses on reducing executive control over the budget, streamlining permitting to support local businesses, and improving infrastructure across the county. It was a clear look at his priorities and what he hopes to bring to District 2 voters.
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On Mid-Maryland Live, Tim May and Frank Mitchell continue their open invitation to candidates from any party to come on the show and talk about their races and the policies they’re running on. This time, they welcomed Sam Rosenbloom, a candidate for the Frederick County Board of Education.
Rosenbloom joined the program to discuss why he’s running, the priorities shaping his campaign, and the issues he believes matter most to students, parents, and educators across Frederick County. It was a thoughtful conversation giving voters a chance to hear directly from a candidate focused on the future of local education.
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On Mid-Maryland Live, Tim May and Frank Mitchell continue their open invitation to candidates from any party to come on the show and talk about their races and the policies they’re running on. This time, they welcomed Louisa Conklin, a candidate for Frederick County Council District 1.
Conklin joined the program to discuss why she decided to run, the priorities shaping her campaign, and what she believes are the most important issues facing residents in District 1 and across Frederick County. It was a thoughtful conversation giving voters a chance to hear directly from another candidate in the race.
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On Mid-Maryland Live, Tim May and Frank Mitchell continue their open invitation to candidates from any party to join the show and talk about their races and the policies they’re running on. This time, they welcomed Spencer Rhoda, who is running for Maryland Delegate in District 9A.
Rhoda, who was born and raised in Maryland, has spent much of his life in the region, living in Montgomery County for 25 of his 40 years. Now residing in Damascus with his wife, he works as a real estate broker and shared what motivated him to enter the race, along with the issues he believes are most important to voters in the district.
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On Mid-Maryland Live, Tim May and Frank Mitchell continued their open invitation to candidates from any party to come on the show and talk about their races and the policies they’re running on. This time, they welcomed Dr. Brenda J. Thiam, a candidate for Maryland’s Lieutenant Governor.
Dr. Thiam, a behavioral health specialist and Republican leader, made history as the first Black Republican woman to serve in the Maryland General Assembly, representing District 2B in Washington County after being appointed by Governor Larry Hogan in 2020. During her time in Annapolis, she focused on issues including education, family law, and public safety. On the show, she discussed why she’s running statewide and the priorities she believes Maryland should be focusing on moving forward.
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On Mid-Maryland Live, Tim May and Frank Mitchell opened the phones and welcomed listeners and Frederick County residents to share their thoughts on the hot-button issue of data centers coming to the area. Callers weighed the pros and cons, from potential economic growth and tax revenue to concerns about land use, infrastructure, and community impact. It was a lively, passionate, and insightful conversation that highlighted just how divided — and engaged — the community is on this major decision for the county’s future.
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On Mid-Maryland Live, Tim May and Frank Mitchell welcomed local activists Steve Black and Kai Hagen to talk about their petition drive aimed at putting data center development in Frederick County on the ballot. They explained why they launched the effort, the concerns they have about growth, land use, and community impact, and why they believe voters should have the final say. It was a thoughtful and lively conversation on an issue that continues to generate strong opinions across the county.
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On Mid-Maryland Live, Tim May and Frank Mitchell welcomed Jamie Shopland, a candidate for Frederick County Council District 2, for a conversation about why she decided to run and what she sees as her top priorities if elected. Shopland shared what motivated her to step into public service, the local issues she believes need more attention, and how she hopes to represent District 2 residents moving forward. It was an informative introduction to a candidate voters will be hearing more from in the months ahead.
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Frederick County School Board Member Colt Black checks in with Tim and Frank during Mid-Maryland Live to discuss the latest topics in front of the board.
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Scott Grove talks to Tim & Frank about his book "Talking History' featuring conversations with local historical personalities.
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It was a big day for local politics on 930 WFMD as Incumbent Mayor Michael O’Connor (D) and Republican challenger Tom Trott joined us in studio for a spirited, civic-minded debate about the future of the City of Frederick. 🇺🇸
Both candidates shared their visions, discussed the most pressing issues facing the city, and made their case for why they should be Frederick’s next mayor.
Tune in for thoughtful discussion, clear contrasts, and a great example of democracy in action — right here in our community. 🎧
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Tim and Frank chat with the organizers of the Miles for Mercy is a charity poker run benefiting Frederick Health Hospice, providing compassionate end-of-life care and support for patients and families. Riders begin at American Iron Speed-n-Cycle in Frederick, making stops at local breweries, distilleries, and wineries before ending with an after-party at Rosie Cheeks Distillery in Walkersville. For a $25 entry fee, participants collect cards along the route for a chance to win prizes, all while raising funds to support hospice services such as pain management, grief counseling, and specialized veteran and pediatric care.
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Tim and Frank talk to Mayor of Frederick Michael O' Connor about upcoming projects for Frederick County.
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Tim and Frank talk to Frederick County Council President, Brad Young about the logistics and concerns about the data centers to be built and reflecting on The Great Frederick Fair.
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Tim and Frank talk to Frederick City Police Chief, Jason Lando about The Great Frederick Fair and In The Streets and officers engagement with the community.
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Tim talks to Allena Jaworski an ambassador for The Great Frederick Fair to talk about her involvement in 4H with the fair, as well as her upcoming plans after graduating high school.
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Tim and Frank talk to State Senator, Bill Folden about the spending surplus in the state of Maryland, and his thoughts on the spending, crime, and other issues in the state.
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Tim and Frank talk to Jason Keckler about running for State Delegate District 4 in Frederick County, his life, and his transition into politics.
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Tim & Frank talk to Delegate Jesse Pippy and Sheriff Chuck Jenkins about threats being made to surveyors with the Piedmont Transmission Line.
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Tim and Frank talk to Ben Kelke, a local resident originally from Iran. He shares his knowledge of Iranian leadership following recent developments.
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Tim & Frank talk to Mayor Frank Davis of Emmitsburg
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A conversation with Russ Hodges, producer of the Frederick historical documentary 'InSPIREd".
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Sheriff Albert talks to Tim May about new policy
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Frederick State Senator William Folden reviews the 2025 session with Tim & Frank
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Frederick Co. Delegate Jesse Pippy discusses some of the hot topics entering the final days of the legislature.
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Sheriff, Chuck Jenkins, Joined Tim and Frank on Mid-Maryland live on 3-26-25.
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A spokesperson for Stop MPRP, The County Council President, and a worker in the field, all give their perspective on Data Centers in Frederick County
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Sherriff Jenkins checked in with Tim & Frank on pending state legislation and the local status of ICE operations.
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District 4 Senator Bill Folden with an update from Annapolis
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Colt Black calls in to address comments he made at a January School Board meeting.
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Frederick County Delegation Chairman Jessy Pippy talks to Tim & Frank about recent developments in Annapolis.
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Is Frederick County growing to fast? Tim May talks to former Commissioner/Councilman Kai Hagen - Live from the Carroll Creek!
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Mid Maryland Live co-host Frank Mitchell talks to Frederick Rotary Club President Stacey E. Moler about the upcoming Leprechaun Luau on March 9th from 4-8:00pm at the Frederick Fairgrounds
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Tim and Frank talk to Frederick City police FOP president Charlie Snider and Frederick County State's Attorney Charlie Smith about a local police shooting.
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Frederick County Council President Brad Young called in recently to Mid-Maryland Live to address Sherriff Chuck Jenkins concerns of a cutbacks to the Sherriff's Office in the recently passed County budget.
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Tim & Frank talk to Frederick County Council President Brad Young about recent budget decisions & more.
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Tim and Frank check in with Chief Lando on city police issues.
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Tim May talks to Katelin Morris with the Frederick County Department of Social Services about opportunities for fostering children locally.
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In this segment:
Mobilize Frederick’s Inaugural Annual Climate Summit takes place Saturday, May 6, 2023 — 9 a.m to 4 p.m.
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS - County Executive Jessica Fitzwater, Mayor Michael O’Connor, Michael C. Powell (Commissioner, Climate Change Commission; co-chair of the Mitigation Working Group of the Commission; attorney, Gordon Feinblatt law firm, Energy & Environmental practice group).
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Frank takes a day off and Tim and Phil Vicera ride off on tangents, government spending and how to build you money pile.
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Unemployment in Frederick drops as the County Executive announces all the folks on her Transition Team.
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Concers about the counting of the last election.
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Audio from part of Monday night's Board of Education Candidate debate.
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The Noon Time Rotary Club Sponsored a Debate between County Executive Candidates. Heere is the WFMD Audio of that Debate.
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Each Friday a Local caller, Irv, contacts MML for his weekend chat with Tim and frank. Sometimes it is on national issues, or as in this case this time local news. He usually calls in right after the Bill O'reilly feature. If you are traveling or listening on the WFMD App, this might be a feature you might wish to listen to each week.
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Jan Gardner kills a bill to allow Golf carts on roads in Lake Linganore, but Time and a caller think otherwise.
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Discussions on potential additions to the 2023 legislative package
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Check out the data for the use of the Frederick County crisis car over the past year as it assists law enforcement and other emergency services.
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A Call between Tim, Frank, and a man from Puerto Rico who describes the hurricand damage there.
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Candidtae Distel visits with Tim and Frank on MML.
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Tim starts off on his high horse about the PAB which causes a member of the board to call in!
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Tim and Frank talk about the issue which will be on the ballot this fall.
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What is happening along Walter Martz Road with the massive apartment complex in the city.
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Discussion among the MML Crowd about Bidens new give away program.
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The full broadcast of County Executive Gardner's public update.
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Knoxville, Frederick County
Retired U.S. Army Officer, Director of Operations, Avertica, Inc. - A green energy research company with patents on conductive polymers, Enterprise Architect - integrating a new constellation of DoD satellites
Graduate of Middletown High School, Middletown MD Bachelors in Public Admininistration, Texas State University, Graduate study in Economics, University of Oklahoma
Never served in elected office. Previous Democratic nominee for U.S. Congress, MD Sixth District
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Tim, Frank, and texters interview the Councilman from the first district.
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The Paper got it wrong so Heath came on the air to straighten it out.
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Frank is on Solo on this Podcast talking to callers about inflation and the economy.
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The Governor speaks to the long term state changes to continue the Covid battle,
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Tim and Frank have a discussion with callers and the candidate who pulled all the books she felt were inappropriate from the Brunswick Library!
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Once againg the opinions fly back and forth.
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Douglas Friend Gansler is an American lawyer and politician who served as the 45th Attorney General of Maryland. Gansler previously served as the State's Attorney for Montgomery County, Maryland from 1999 to 200
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The latest Covid updated information for Frederick County
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Heath was raised in a small farming community in Southwest Missouri, the grandson of two Veterans. He settled in Woodsboro, MD several years ago after meeting his spouse who is a Woodsboro native whose family has been in Frederick County for 10 generations. Although Heath is not a Maryland native he instantly fell in love with state and particularly the town of Woodsboro, and currently serves as the Burgess (Mayor) of the town. When his job relocated him to Maryland several years ago, he knew this is where he wanted to reside and one day raise a family. Heath was and is still fascinated by the rich culture and history that the state and in particular Frederick county possess. He wants to help preserve this charm for generations to come while also working to keep Maryland the free state.
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Why is the county keeping so many unfilled positions in the budget?
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An interesting mix of ideas from MML.
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Several severe crashes lately prompts Tim, Frank, and callers to have opinions of two wheeled vehicles.
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FCPS has a new leader. Here is what some MML callers think.
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A new Superintendents, Dr. Cheryl Dyson, has been named and Tim and Frank break the story along with WFMD Nes and get first dibbs on comment about the new hire.
(WFMD Photo via FCPS)
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A Republical Candidate for Governor calls into Mid Maryland Live.
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The Republican Candidate for Governor calls into Mid Maryland Live.
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A wide variety of callers and topics from one segment of MML.
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Listen to ideas about compliance checks from Tim, Frank, a local merchant, and Sheriff Chuck Jenkins.
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Listen to hear all the details oh Jan Gardner's last full budget proposed for the Council to consider. Contact your Council member with concerns.
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How did Frederick County fare down in Annapolis this year?
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Family Leave and the PG Delegation messing with our Sherriff.
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Do parents have unlimited speaking rights at committee meetings? Tim and Frank discuss it.
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Tim and Frank debate some real issues that will be facing the Police Accountability Boards.
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Here we go again. Another discussion about what schools should or should not be be teaching
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One of the wildest stories to ever pass through Tim's Mouth.
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Live from the border with Ukraine straight to MML/
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All details fresh from Jan's Thursday Briefing.
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Tim has some real simple solutions
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Tim and Frank take opposite sides on the topic of racism.
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A talk about the harm three students caused from Middletown Middle School.
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A new metric is introduced which changes Frederick County's Rating. There are lesser requirements.
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How much money should County officials make?
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Jan Gardner reports on her updates and changes on the proposed Law Enforcement Accountability Law required by the State.
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Catch up on some of the crazy bills being proposed,
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You just don't ever know what might come spilling out of Tim's mouth during one of his rants. That coupled with the fact that he does not like progressives. Just an interesting conversation
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Her is the latest Covid information for Frederick County.
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Dylan Diggs is an international evaluation expert with a focus on democracy and governance. The son of Eric and Denise Diggs, Dylan was raised in Mount Airy, Maryland from birth, where he graduated from Linganore High School.
Dylan received a Bachelor’s in political science from Johns Hopkins University and a Master’s in Government from Georgetown University, with a focus on democracy and governance. At Georgetown, Dylan met the love of his life, Samira. They married in 2015 and moved back to Ballenger Creek to build a family. Samira now teaches at Linganore, while they have expanded their family to their three sons: Paxton, Damian and Roman.
Since moving to Frederick, Dylan has sought opportunities to be active in the community. While in Ballenger Creek, he joined the Ballenger Creek Meadows HOA. He has served on the board of the Republican Club of Frederick County, including serving as the president in 2021 and 2022. He has also been appointed to a number of county government boards. The first was the Charter Review Commission charged with updating the Frederick County Charter. The most recent has been the County Redistricting Commission where citizens collaborated to draw new lines for the County Council.
In 2021, the Diggs family moved to Adamstown to further grow roots in Frederick County.
Dylan is an evaluation specialist, where he develops and analyzes metrics that determine if government work is conducted efficiently and effectively. He works on issues related to foreign policy and public diplomacy and evaluates the effect of programs seeking to improve governance practices and rights abroad.
Dylan has also been involved in politics since high school and has worked for the McCain-Palin campaign on the Communications team, the Romney-Ryan campaign on international and economic policy planning, and the Bongino Campaign as a grassroots coordinator.
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Get all the details by listening to the full press conference here! Covid numbers are dropping.
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The Governor outlines his proposed 2023 budget which includes tax cuts for seniors, money for education, and several major projects.
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Tim has some ideas on solving crime. Callers contribute as well.
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The latest Hospital information in full in Part two od the podcast!
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More details from the state level.
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Interesting dialog between Tim, Frank, and a caller.
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Meet Justin Wages, Candidate for MD Delegate District 3A
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Here are some updates on new Covid Testing Sites and More 1-6
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The Governor announces changes around the state to combat the new Covid surge.
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County Executive Gardner has plans for how to spend new taxpayer money in the new year. This from her press briefing just before Christmas.
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Major local news stories we talked about in the past year.
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Hear it first here. This is the full discussion between the County Council and The Health Department regarding the implementation of mandatory masks.
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With all that's wrong in this world, Tim finds one more thing to complain about.
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Some may think this issue is dead since Dr. Alban resigned, but there likely a lot of dirty laundry she left behind. The Senator wants to be certain all the dirty stuff is cleaned out.
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The Sherriff faces off against the hosts and callers to MML.
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Gardner and Dr. Brookmeyer provide the latest information for Frederick County Residents.
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Governor Hogan delivers and updated Covid report then tears into the Democrats running the special seesion he called. His concerns are over a crime bill he has submitted in an effort to slow the murder rate in the City of Baltimore. He also uses his time to blast the horrible gerrymandered maps drawn up by hidden politicians in Annapolis. He finally vetoes the map bill in front of the press.
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The surprise announcement of the news about Dr. Alban is presented on MML. We then turned the show over to callers to hear their opinions.
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Tim Frank and callers chat about Bident's policies and how they are costing YOU more money than you think.
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Mary is concerned about proposed development in the Sugarloaf area of Frederick County. She says the development deals are being pushed through without the ability for public input. Listen as she trys to make the argument for open meetings so the public can make their opinions known.
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Why is Frederick County so high with most folks vacinatted?
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This discussion with Frank and Tim is a follow up to the BOE special meeting about concers of what is happening in schools today.
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Every Veteran's Day Timm offers the air to those who wish to recognize there friends and loved ones who served in the nation's Military. Here are those Shout Outs! Thank you for your service.
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Plans are ready for the roll out of Covid vaccines to kids ages 5-12.
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Brad Young, board member, talks with the guys and callers about BOE policies including the potential new calendar.
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Another perspective of the police vaccination incentive from the Frederick Frateral Order of Police Charlie Snyder.
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Why can't Loudon County figure out there are just 2 sexes just like Tim? A court case helped settle it.
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The state os ready to administer as many Boosters as necessary and is preparing to begin child vaccines as soon as they get the OK.
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The Governor announces a major refunding of the police to fight crime in Baltimore and the rest of Maryland.
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A discussion between Tim, Frank, and Callers about the lack or workers.
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This is what our County Executive will be asking State Legislators for this year.
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The Governor want to hold the line on spending and maybe even give some money back to you.
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Listen to the wide variety of topics frm attacks on school boards to the Sherriff looking for a missing person.
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This briefing includes the weekly Covid reports and the announcemnet of special awards to two Trans iT driver from the county.
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Talk about some of the new laws that will go into effect tomorrow October 1st.
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The latest status of the Covid 19 outbreak in the state.
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How the county is dealing with this second wave.
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Councilman Mike Blue Proposes a one time tax rebate and Executive Jan talks about purchasing a building on the west end of town.
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Listen to what our callers ahve to say about Covid.
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Eight inches of rain can really mess things up.
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Hear thes tow speak to issues about the way the county is handling the new covid crisis.
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May O'Connor continues the city State of Emergency due to increased Covid numbers.
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I am looking for supporters, donators, endorsers and of course voters. You can see my platform at http://fischer4frederick.com. You can also watch a youtube video of an interview with me stating my candidacy at https://www.facebook.com/DAPOLITICIAN1911/videos/176592874511591
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Todd is the Public Information Officer for the FCSO.
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The Governor announces more requirements for those in the health care industry.
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The Chief talks about his first few months in Frederick.
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Quote of the day...."Just get the Damn shot!"
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On June 22, I filed official paperwork to run for Frederick County Council in District 5, which encompasses Walkersville, Woodsboro, Thurmont, and Emmitsburg, in 2022. With the mantra of ‘Save Frederick County’ attached to everything I publish, I aim to return the County to the days of sustainable budgets, tolerable property tax, and transparent politics.
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The latest Frederick County update.
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Listen to the complete audio from the maorial candidate forum to be an informed voter.
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Critical Race Theory and a unique way to deal with those who don't like America
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Members of the Frederick County Conservative Club.
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Listen to callers from both sides of this latest issue with the Councilman and the Sheriff.
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Listen to the Sheriff describe a potential second interference between an identified driver and woman and a Sheriff Deputy possibility Kai Hagen.
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What should today's Republican Party be? Two opposing sides of the Frederick County Republicans Presents their sides.
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A citizen is refused his right to give a speech at the county courthouse but other groups are given that right when it is a protest.
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Exclusive! Sheriff Chuck on Mid Maryland Live responds to a call from Councilman Kai Hagen.
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Jason is the Vice President of the Frederick County Republican Club.
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The Governor announces the end of the State of Emergency!
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Learn all about the bit coin finance along with Tim and Frank.
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The 4-H Group is no longer involved. Hear why.
SPECIAL FAIR DAYS 2021
SENIOR CITIZENS age 65 and over are admitted free on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday until 3 pm, but MUST PAY for parking at all fair operated parking lots.
MILITARY APPRECIATION DAY is Wednesday – Active duty military in uniform or with valid military ID are admitted free until 6 pm
FAIR FRIDAY (KID’S DAY) is Friday, September 24. All youth 18 and under are admitted free until 5 pm, but MUST PAY for parking at all fair operated parking lots.
THE LUNCH BUNCH is Monday – Thursday, 11 am – 2 pm. Come enjoy lunch without paying admission. Parking is NOT included in this deal. Regular parking prices apply.
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Wilson, candidate for Mayor, talks and answers questions for Tim and Frank and callers for the full hour.
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The light at the end of the tunnel seems near.
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Tim and frank get to discuss the holiday with a caller.
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Cinco de Mayo, or the fifth of May, is a holiday that celebrates the date of the Mexican army’s May 5, 1862 victory over France at the Battle of Puebla during the Franco-Mexican War. well Tim Frank and a Caller celebrate it as usual talking politics.
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Jan speaks of the new Covid-19 information including adopting the lesser mask restrictions. Also new grants for businesses are outlined. This is the full Press Conference.
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With all all the new laws passed in Annapolis this session, how will they affect your Sheriff's Department?
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What went on in Annapolis from the House Perspective.
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Some people are ignoring the call to get the free shots.
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Jan Gardner and Dr. Barbara Brookmeyer give the latest rising numbers in Frederick County.
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How the state is spending your money.We throw into the mix, Marty Burns from Thurmont.
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HOW THE STATE PLANS TO SPEND THE 3.9 BILLION DOLLARS GIVEN NY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
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State of things in Annapolis.
Police Legislation,
Drug Legislation,
Taxes,
What is on Tap for the next couple of weeks.
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A new Mass Covid-19 site to open in Frederick.
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Tim speaks to some colleges where they will segregate students by race and other issues. Surprise we are not all equal, but does it matter?
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Changes in the distribution of the Covid-19 Vaccines in Frederick County
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She says there will be no tax hike but some will see a larger tax bill due to increased assessments.
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