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November 4, 2023
Frederick County and the Sugarloaf Alliance have each filed appeals more than a month after a court ordered the county to pay the alliance attorney fees following a public records
October 31, 2023
Back in the US, Jason Greenberg mourns relatives killed and captured by Hamas, including autistic girl Noya Dan: 'She was an interminable Harry Potter fan. It kind of defined her'
October 30, 2023
These are among the memories Jason Greenberg is holding dear about his great aunt and second cousin as he and his family mourn their deaths.
October 3, 2023
A Frederick County Circuit Court judge on Thursday ordered the county to pay the Sugarloaf Alliance about half of the attorney fees the group requested for legal services during a
September 8, 2023
An attorney for the Frederick County government argued Wednesday that awarding attorney fees to the Sugarloaf Alliance is unwarranted for a public record lawsuit the county lost, claiming the alliance
July 25, 2023
A Frederick County Circuit Court judge on Tuesday denied the countys motion for him to reconsider his order that required the county to produce previously withheld records to a local
July 6, 2023
Local preservation group Sugarloaf Alliance filed a statement Wednesday asking that the Frederick County Circuit Court not reconsider a judges order that required the county last month to release previously
June 30, 2023
Judge Robert A. Greenberg of the Frederick County Circuit Court earlier this month ordered the county government to release records that officials were trying to keep confidential about the evolution
June 22, 2023
Frederick County has filed a motion for reconsideration of a judge’s order last week that required the county to release previously withheld records to a local preservation group, alleging that
August 18, 2022
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball says his opponents "weaponized" the state's Public Information Act while winning the release of hundreds of emails between his office and a top lobbyist. A former state delegate who sought the records says he's an advocate for transparency and his efforts uncovered a "blatant violation" of Maryland law.