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.

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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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.

🎧 Missed the conversation? Catch the full interview anytime on Mid-Maryland Live.

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&rsquo;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.
🎧 Missed the conversation? Catch the full interview anytime on Mid-Maryland Live.

Spencer Rhoda, Candidate for MD District 9A Delegate

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.

🎧 Missed the conversation? Catch the full interview anytime on Mid-Maryland Live.

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&rsquo;re running on. This time, they welcomed Dr. Brenda J. Thiam, a candidate for Maryland&rsquo;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&rsquo;s running statewide and the priorities she believes Maryland should be focusing on moving forward.
🎧 Missed the conversation? Catch the full interview anytime on Mid-Maryland Live.

Brenda Thiam, Candidate for Maryland Lieutenant Governor

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.

🎧 Missed the discussion? Catch the full segment anytime on Mid-Maryland Live.

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 &mdash; and engaged &mdash; the community is on this major decision for the county&rsquo;s future.
🎧 Missed the discussion? Catch the full segment anytime on Mid-Maryland Live.

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