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“I have just one question I would like to ask Joe Paterno: If somebody told you that they witnessed your son being sexually assaulted in a shower room, would you then notify the police?”
— Hagerstown
“I would like to compliment the sheriff, who this morning around 6:30, removed the dead deer from the middle of Maugans Avenue, one of the ... busiest roads in Hagerstown, removing the deer, getting it out of the traffic’s way, and very professional, and I just want to say to the sheriff’s department, thank you, and we really appreciate it.”
— Hagerstown
“I was watching ‘60 Minutes’ the other day on TV. They had an ex-lobbyist that just got out of jail, and he was saying how he used to bribe the chief of staff of the congressmen with future jobs in his company. And according to him, he more or less owned approximately 100 congressmen. I think that’s a crying shame.”
— Hagerstown
“This is in regards to the Mail Call person who said about me going down 70 in the left-hand lane. You missed my point. No. 1, the speed limit is 65. If you’re running 75 or 80, you’re breaking the law — I don’t care what lane you’re in. That’s the point I’m trying to get across. Everybody’s flying like they’re nuts. No wonder there’s so many wrecks.”
— Hancock
“To the caller who said ‘Bring your cat in at night, or I’ll run over it.’: My cats are never left out, but sadly to say, some people put their domestic cats out and endanger their lives vastly. The huge majority of cats running around in neighborhoods at night are homeless, feral cats. Feral cats come out at night to hunt for food anywhere they can find it. And if you can run over a cat on purpose, someone much bigger than you will hold you accountable.”
— Clear Spring
“I’m calling to express my thanks for (the) Rev. Don Stevenson’s excellent letter on interfaith dialogue, in Wednesday’s paper. I am a Christian, and I could not agree with him more.”
— Hagerstown
“I’d like to respond to the person who asked about what they might be building on the Sharpsburg Pike, next to the McDonald’s. I have heard that there is possibly going to be a hotel going in there, and I have heard that they are building a Sonic, which is a hamburger joint.”
— Hagerstown
“This is to the person who called in to tell someone else who wants to know how to contact immigration, to ‘MYOB.’ Well, if you and anyone else who is here illegally and getting benefits from the government you don’t deserve, illegally, I have news for you. It is everyone’s business, and these people should be reported. Sounds like someone’s scared.”
— Hagerstown
“Let me get this straight. Sharon Bialek said she was groped by Herman Cain 14 years ago, but somehow she suppressed it until he ran for president. Oh my gosh, look out, boys, they might be coming at you from all sides.”
— Monrovia, Md.
“You know, this Congress and senators down there on the Republican side, instead of being all these Sherlock Holmes, wanting all these investigations, why don’t they try passing some work bills for jobs, instead of being Sherlock Holmes?”
— Hagerstown
“I would like to compliment the sheriff, who this morning around 6:30, removed the dead deer from the middle of Maugans Avenue, one of the ... busiest roads in Hagerstown, removing the deer, getting it out of the traffic’s way, and very professional, and I just want to say to the sheriff’s department, thank you, and we really appreciate it.”
— Hagerstown
“I was watching ‘60 Minutes’ the other day on TV. They had an ex-lobbyist that just got out of jail, and he was saying how he used to bribe the chief of staff of the congressmen with future jobs in his company. And according to him, he more or less owned approximately 100 congressmen. I think that’s a crying shame.”
— Hagerstown
“This is in regards to the Mail Call person who said about me going down 70 in the left-hand lane. You missed my point. No. 1, the speed limit is 65. If you’re running 75 or 80, you’re breaking the law — I don’t care what lane you’re in. That’s the point I’m trying to get across. Everybody’s flying like they’re nuts. No wonder there’s so many wrecks.”
— Hancock
“To the caller who said ‘Bring your cat in at night, or I’ll run over it.’: My cats are never left out, but sadly to say, some people put their domestic cats out and endanger their lives vastly. The huge majority of cats running around in neighborhoods at night are homeless, feral cats. Feral cats come out at night to hunt for food anywhere they can find it. And if you can run over a cat on purpose, someone much bigger than you will hold you accountable.”
— Clear Spring
“I’m calling to express my thanks for (the) Rev. Don Stevenson’s excellent letter on interfaith dialogue, in Wednesday’s paper. I am a Christian, and I could not agree with him more.”
— Hagerstown
“I’d like to respond to the person who asked about what they might be building on the Sharpsburg Pike, next to the McDonald’s. I have heard that there is possibly going to be a hotel going in there, and I have heard that they are building a Sonic, which is a hamburger joint.”
— Hagerstown
“This is to the person who called in to tell someone else who wants to know how to contact immigration, to ‘MYOB.’ Well, if you and anyone else who is here illegally and getting benefits from the government you don’t deserve, illegally, I have news for you. It is everyone’s business, and these people should be reported. Sounds like someone’s scared.”
— Hagerstown
“Let me get this straight. Sharon Bialek said she was groped by Herman Cain 14 years ago, but somehow she suppressed it until he ran for president. Oh my gosh, look out, boys, they might be coming at you from all sides.”
— Monrovia, Md.
“You know, this Congress and senators down there on the Republican side, instead of being all these Sherlock Holmes, wanting all these investigations, why don’t they try passing some work bills for jobs, instead of being Sherlock Holmes?”
