Ceoli Jacoby is a Courts/County Government Reporter at The Frederick News-Post. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a focus on law and legal affairs, legislation, and regional interests. Jacoby's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, The Baltimore Sun, and Government Technology.
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Ceoli Jacoby's coverage largely centers around local government, public safety, and community events in Frederick County, Maryland. She appears to focus on evolving stories and breaking news related to local announcements and events.
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Plus: No students injured in school bus crash on I-495 in Montgomery County; overnight work begins on Spring Street Bridge
By: Ceoli Jacoby
The Montgomery County Council on Tuesday voted unanimously to pass Councilmember Will Jawando's Anti-Algorithmic Price Fixing Act
By: Ceoli Jacoby
With the Nov. 3 general election fast approaching, Democratic county executive nominee Will Jawando remains steadfast in his refusal to debate Republican nominee Esther Wells.
By: Ceoli Jacoby
Community media organizations that contract with Montgomery County will soon be required to have political appointees — but not elected officials — on their boards of directors.
By: Ceoli Jacoby
Council committee met Friday to discuss reports that led to departures of former chief Yamada, assistant county attorney
Police investigating death as a homicide; no suspect information available
By: Ceoli Jacoby
Plus: Public hearings scheduled for Jawando’s bills to restructure executive branch; WSSC proposed rate increase vote expected
Three wanted in connection with August assault, shooting in Wheaton; Nordstrom Rack to open Rockville location on Thursday
By: Ceoli Jacoby
Trump administration seeks to exclude many immigrants from count, eliminate demographic questions
Utility plans $11.8 million in electrical upgrades following last month’s power outage at Potomac filtration plant
