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Testimony begins in W.Va. shooting trial
matthew.umstead@herald-mail.comStephen K. Slone testified Tuesday in Berkeley County Circuit Court that his ex-wife's last words were vicious after she shot him at his home on Oct. 21, 2009, and then fled. Flor Demaria Slone, 42, was indicted on felony counts of kidnapping,...Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Health Insurance, Arts and Culture, Trials, Defense
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General Dynamics buys Hagerstown-area technology company
heather.keels@herald-mail.comHagerstown-area technology company NETCONN Solutions, which provides information technology services to Department of Defense agencies, has been acquired by Fairfax, Va.-based defense conglomerate General Dynamics. NETCONN, or Network Connectivity...Tags: Politics, Technology, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Science and Technology, Corporate Officers
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Healthy living is goal of Pa. study of hiking and biking routes
roxann.miller@herald-mail.comWhat began as a Mercersburg family doctor's vision to promote healthy living has evolved into an initiative to study hiking and biking routes in the area. Dr. Elizabeth George said she was seeing children in her office who were clearly obese and out of...Tags: Diabetes, Physical Conditions, Research, Health, High Blood Pressure
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Boonsboro High in line for security fencing, boiler replacement
julieg@herald-mail.comWork will begin immediately to install security fencing, replace a boiler and make handicap-accessible improvements at Boonsboro High School. The Washington County Board of Education voted unanimously July 12 to approve the consent agenda, which...Tags: Politics, Sports, Fencing, Elections
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McNabb dealt to Vikings
Start with the trade of Donovan McNabb. Add the signing of Barry Cofield. Throw in a host of 30-something receivers: Jabar Gaffney, Donte’ Stallworth, Brandon Stokley and Santana Moss. Oh, yeah, there’s also Kellen Clemens and the...Tags: Niles Paul, Donovan McNabb, New York Jets, NFL Pro Bowl, Josh Wilson
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Getting response to animal control issues is frustrating residents
heather.keels@herald-mail.comOne day last winter, Deb Eckel was taking a walk around her Keedysville neighborhood when a neighbor's Doberman-mix dog broke through its electric fence and bit her on the leg. Concerned the dog might harm others, Eckel said, she called the health...Tags: Witnesses, Rabies, Energy Resources, Politics, Washington County (Maryland)
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Lawsuit claims negligence in death of inmate
matthew.umstead@herald-mail.comThe widow of a man who died at Eastern Regional Jail in Martinsburg two years ago claims in a lawsuit filed last month that authorities were negligent in his death. Donald Wayne Cline, 47, of Kearneysville, W.Va., was found unresponsive at Eastern...Tags: Judges, West Virginia, Drunk Driving, Trials, Politics
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King Street closed as hospital demolition work continues
King Street was closed to all traffic between Antietam Street and Baltimore Street at 7 a.m. Monday while demolition of former Washington County Hospital complex continues. The street closure had been planned in advance so a portion of the former...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Health, Washington (U.S. state)
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Food-service contract rescinded
The Washington County Board of Education voted 6-0 Tuesday to rescind a food-service equipment contract after learning that the company that was awarded the contract was experiencing financial hardship. The board rescinded the contract from Harwill...Tags: Food Industry, Politics, Marketing, Washington (U.S. state), Elections
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City makes 5-year deal to keep Miss Maryland pageant
kate.alexander@herald-mail.comMiss Maryland will continue to receive her crown in Hagerstown under an agreement which, if approved, would keep the annual pageant at The Maryland Theatre through 2016. The city of Hagerstown has negotiated another five-year rental contract with the...Tags: Maryland, Politics, Washington County (Maryland), Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Human Interest
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Not much progress in talks between Waynesboro school board and teachers
waynesboro@herald-mail.comThe latest contract negotiation session between the Waynesboro Area School Board and its teachers union did little to break the stalemate. The school board and Waynesboro Area Education Association have been negotiating a new contract since early 2010....Tags: Waynesboro (Waynesboro, Virginia)
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Construction in Martinsburg expected to be complete in two weeks
matthew.umstead@herald-mail.comConstruction at the intersection of Queen and King streets in Martinsubrg is on schedule to be completed by Bike Night two weeks from today when hundreds of motorcyclists stream into downtown, officials said Friday. Even if the intersection isn't...Tags: Travel, Road Transportation, House Building, Traffic, Human Interest
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