Sykesville: The State continues work on Main Street – Will be completed in time for the July 4th Parade
Sykesville: The State continues work on Main Street – Will be completed in time for the July 4th Parade
Rothstein Defends Spending Millions on Freedom Residential Project Involving Mega Developer Amid Possible Cuts to Education and Agriculture Preservation Budgets
As the Carroll County Commissioners worked to close a $6 million budget deficit for fiscal year 2024, Commissioner Rothstein defended spending millions on roadway and infrastructure expansions to support three major residential development projects in the Freedom District.
Citizen Commentary: Municipal elections matter and citizens have a duty to MAKE them partisan
Citizen Commentary: Municipal elections matter and citizens have a duty to MAKE them partisan
Sykesville: Eric Manas appointed to the Historic District Commission for a 3-year term expiring March 2026
Sykesville Town Council appoints Eric Manas to the Historic District Commission for a 3-year term expiring March 2026.
Incomplete $300K Org Study Highlights Govt Dysfunction, Staff Proposed “Throwing money” at the Problem
A $300,000 study conducted by Segal consulting firm makes the case for more executive positions and increased pay. “These changes are big. I have not experienced anything remotely comparable to what we’re suggesting here in my 28 years.” ~ Carroll County Budget Director
Citizens Report: Sykesville 2023 Town Elections and Candidacy Filing
Sykesville 2023 Town Elections and Candidacy Filing
Sykesville Mayor issues statement against claim of Maryland Open Meetings Act violation
Mayor Link read the statement regarding the complaint and the town council’s position in order to ensure Sykesville residents that she and the town council are working in their best interests.
Citizens Report: Sykesville Town Council Meeting – Feb 27, 2023
Mayor Link’s response to the Open Meetings Act violation, upcoming elections, the 2023 strategic plan for Sykesville, and more…
Commissioner Gordon Attempts to Address Crime At Select Businesses Responsible for More Than Half of Police Calls
Commissioners look to address two area businesses accounting for more than half of the services calls to police for crimes spanning theft and drug activity.
Citizens Report: Sykesville Planning Commission – Feb 6, 2023
This month’s meeting of the Sykesville Planning Commission was a short but interesting one as the Commission begins to look ahead and prepare for legalized recreational cannabis use.