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Carroll County advances some zoning changes, but others remain under review • Hampstead Volunteer Fire Company carnival | PHOTOS
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Carroll County Daily Headlines

Tuesday, July 28, 2026

Sykesville’s cannery building could become $2M pavilion

The Town of Sykesville unveiled renderings last week of how the site of the historic B.F. Shriver Cannery could look, after the distinctive 109-year-old building is demolished.

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Carroll County advances some zoning changes, but others remain under review

Two proposed zoning amendments are moving forward as Carroll County officials continue reviewing changes affecting age-restricted housing, cluster subdivisions, self-storage facilities and planned commercial centers.

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Hampstead Volunteer Fire Company carnival | PHOTOS

The Hampstead Volunteer Fire Company is hosting the final carnival of the season through August 1, nightly from 6 to 11 p.m., at the Coppermine Pantherplex grounds.

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What's happening in Carroll County?

Here's a list of local events this week.

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Cocktails and sushi: New restaurant opening on Westminster’s Main Street

“We have homemade sauce. We make everything from scratch, and we … like to bring back the simple ‘food done right’ concept,” a co-owner said.

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National sandwich chain to open first Carroll County location in Mount Airy

Carroll County’s first McAlister’s Deli is opening Monday, hosting a ribbon-cutting with giveaways for the first 100 guests.

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Carroll County’s top administrative official to retire this summer

Carroll County Administrator Roberta Windham will retire after more than 11 years in the role. A consultant will lead a national search for her replacement.

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Westminster’s Durbin House to reopen, restored as future park visitor center

The restored Durbin House, built in 1767, will open to the public Tuesday. It is to become the future visitor center for Wakefield Valley Park.

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