Gabrielle Bienasz is a Public Safety Reporter at [Employer]. She covers themes related to climate change, environment, and sustainability, while also exploring topics such as crime, business leadership, and law enforcement. Gabrielle's work has been featured in Entrepreneur Media, Yahoo News, Frederick News-Post, and Inc. Magazine.
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Gabrielle's coverage focuses primarily on local news, with an emphasis on crime, community events, and government announcements in the Frederick area of Maryland. She frequently covers breaking news and evolving stories related to these topics.
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By: Gabrielle Bienasz
The Frederick County State's Attorney's Office is working to publicly share data about sentences and plea offers in the cases it prosecutes.
By: Gabrielle Bienasz
Frederick County Circuit Court Judge Julie Stevenson Solt presided over her last graduation ceremony for Drug Treatment Court on Tuesday.
Dale L. Sharrer said he decided to try something different when he filed to run for Emmitsburg's Board of Commissioners.
By: Gabrielle Bienasz
Valerie Turnquist didn’t see herself running for elected office until Emmitsburg’s Board of Commissioners in April voted to increase water rates 36% a year for five years.
By: Gabrielle Bienasz
When Dell Glass comes to Carleo Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria, his order is the same each day: a salad, a slice of pizza, usually hamburger or black olives, and a
By: Gabrielle Bienasz
The astrology platform has been profitable since launch in spite of--or perhaps because of--its generous benefits package.
TikTok's values-driven users have driven sales for several new sustainable and organic brands. Do they have contingency plans?
These founders are creating new and effective business models for everything from water conservation to solar panels.
The three-time Inc. 5000 honoree has joined the circular economy. Here's how Project Repat solved its recycling problem.
From reusable gift wrap to recyclable backpacks, these products might just keep you off the naughty list. No more coal!
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