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Posted by Angel White on Sunday, April 24, 2016

PRESS RELEASE

Head-Quarters Barber and Styling Salon announces closing; Five Dances Acupuncture expansion
Head-Quarters Barber and Styling Salon, located at 13 West Potomac Street, will close on December 24, 2015 with Five Dances Acupuncture assuming the space.

Angel White, owner of Head-Quarters for the last nine years, stated, “It was a difficult decision to close the company I have worked so hard to build into a thriving and successful business, and I will miss being in business in Brunswic...

FNP: Projects in Brunswick, Middletown, Frederick likely to get state bond funding By Danielle E. Gaines dgaines@newspost.com Mar 22, 2016

Posted by Angel White on Sunday, April 24, 2016

ANNAPOLIS — Senate lawmakers have folded more than $200,000 in bond funding for Frederick County projects into the state’s capital budget, including money for a family shelter in Frederick, a museum in Brunswick, and a historic art studio for Middletown.

Funding for these so-called “legislative initiative” bonds — smaller projects that are funded for localities by the state as opposed to the big amounts for construction of roads, bridges, schools — was in limbo after Gov. Larry Hog...

FNP: Public turns out in favor of buying 2 Brunswick buildings By Patti Borda Mullins pmullins@newspost.com Apr 12, 2016

Posted by Angel White on Sunday, April 24, 2016

BRUNSWICK — Public comments on Tuesday reinforced the Brunswick City Council’s plan to buy two buildings and improve the city skate park.

Votes are tentatively set for May 10 to buy the buildings at 40-42 and 811 W. Potomac St. The contract for 40-42 W. Potomac St., home of the Brunswick Heritage Museum, is waiting on the resolution of an issue that came up in the building inspection phase, according to Bob McGrory, the city administrator.

The price for the museum building is $265,000. The ...

Frederick News Post, October 6, 2010

Posted by Angel White on Wednesday, October 6, 2010

White wins special election for vacant council seat
Originally published October 06, 2010

By Brian Englar
News-Post Staff

BRUNSWICK -- Business owner Angel White won Tuesday's special council election, handily defeating former Mayor Dick Goodrich.

White, who owns and operates Head-Quarters hair salon on Potomac Street, will take over the council seat left vacant when former Councilman Jeremy Biser resigned in July. The term ends in 2012.

White received 257 votes t...

Frederick News Post, September 27, 2010

Posted by Angel White on Monday, September 27, 2010

Former mayor, businesswoman file for open council seat
Originally published September 26, 2010

By Brian Englar
News-Post Staff

BRUNSWICK -- Angel White, owner of Head-Quarters salon in Brunswick, is used to discussing local politics with former Mayor Dick Goodrich when he comes in for a haircut.

Now she will be facing off with Goodrich for a seat on the City Council.

White and Goodrich have filed as candidates for the Oct. 5 special election to fill a vacant seat c...

VOTE ~ October 5th, Brunswick City Council Special Election

Posted by Angel White on Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Be sure to VOTE October 5^th 8:00am -8:00pm at the Brunswick City Park for the “Special Election” for Brunswick City Council!

Did you know...? If you do not think you can go to to the City Park building on Oct. 5, please call the city and ask for an Absentee Ballot. You can pick up the Ballot or have the city mail it to you. Oct. 5th is right around the corner so you may want to jump on that option if need.

My name is Angel White and I own a hair salon in downtown Brunswick. I have liv...

Strine's Soda, Ice Cream Shop & Birthday Party Facility

Posted by Angel White on Friday, September 3, 2010

Bella Vita Designs opens at 6 West Potomac Street August 14!

Posted by Angel White on Sunday, August 1, 2010

From Brunswick Main Street:
On Saturday August 14th at 10am Bella Vita Designs, located at 6 West
Potomac Street, will have a Grand Opening.
Bella Vita Designs is a "Frenchy to Funky" furniture store and they have
chosen Brunswick to open their business. Please join us in welcoming them to
our community with a Grand ...Opening Reception and Ribbon Cutting Saturday August
14th at 10am.
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Proposed Park in Brunswick/Jefferson Area

Posted by Angel White on Thursday, July 29, 2010

Attached is the schedule for upcoming meetings regarding the proposed park in the Brunswick/Jefferson area. The county is proposing a large park on Rt 180 between Olive School Road and Petersville Rd (Rt 79). The original master plan calls for a pool, however, drastic budget cuts have put the pool on hold. The director did tell me that they are still planning a placeholder in the master plan for the pool, so the park will be planned "as if" the pool will be built just might take a little long...
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Council hopefuls answer Brunswick residents' questions at forum

Posted by Angel White on Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Originally published July 28, 2010

Brunswick -- High water and tax bills, sidewalk repairs, and a perceived lack of communication between the Brunswick City Council and the community were the topics of the night Monday as residents met with candidates vying for seats on the council during a forum at the Green Country Inn.

Councilman Tom Smith said he was surprised by how many people expressed concern about openness between the council and residents.

"I always tho...