Brunswick News

Living history interpreters present a Brunswick railroader's Christmas, circa 1900, in the style of the period at the Brunswick Railroad Museum.

Ninth-grader Janie Watson will soon transfer to Brunswick High School. She is seen with Heather Ridge School teacher Deborah Shultzaberger.

Facing a $23 million deficit for next year's budget, the Frederick County Commissioners are discussing delaying projects, implementing furloughs and cutting employee salaries.

The economy is causing companies to make budget cuts all across the United States, and the Maryland Transit Administration is no exception.

Seeing is believing for local resident Stephanie Kemper, who has seen MARC Train ridership steadily increase during the last two years.

Rosemont Burgess Jackie Ebersole addresses the Brunswick City Council during a special public hearing Tuesday night to consider a resolution to terminate water service to the Rosemont service area.

Jason A. Jensen, one of four teenagers convicted in the brutal 1996 killing of 20-year-old Adrian Pilkington, will not get a new trial.

Some huddled together in boxes for warmth. Others stretched out on a row of park benches.

Three-year-old Nadia Remaley likes to dance to bluegrass music, according to her father, Todd Remaley.

A man threatening suicide has surrendered peacefully after a six-hour standoff in Brunswick.

A man with a history of standoffs with police barricaded himself in his West Potomac Street home Friday morning, but he faces no criminal charges, according to the Frederick County Sheriff's Office.

A section of West Potomac Street in Brunswick is closed this morning for what is being described as a 'police-involved incident' by the Frederick County Sheriff's Department.

The Frederick County Sheriff's Office and Brunswick City Police Department are on the scene of a barricade in Brunswick.

Rosemont resident Anna Bondarenko lives in a one-story rancher at the bottom of Chick Lane with her two sisters.

George said his vote for McCain was a vote for a patriot, a oea man who I think will run this country very well, as far as a military leader.

Headlights swung into the parking lot outside the Lions Club until no more cars could fit.

Ruby Darr strains as she hoists her grandson from his wheelchair into a smaller rolling chair.

A group of young people accused of using others' vehicles for summertime target practice should have left the cars in their hometown alone.

Brunswick resident, Pete Roe, right, speaks with Maryland State Highway Administration's chief - Office of Bridge Design, Glenn Vaughan, center, while looking over maps of proposed detours and road closures.

Fall is pumpkins, apples and now, stink bugs. Residents of rural and suburban areas have likely seen these brown, mottled, shield-shaped insects about the size of a dime.