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Police briefs - March 15
Man arraigned on burglary, other charges MARTINSBURG, W.Va. — One of several people arrested in a string of burglaries investigated by police in the last few months was arraigned on multiple charges Wednesday, according to Berkeley County...Tags: Theft, Car Safety Tips and Advice, Apple iPhone, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland)
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Punt, Pass & Kick means fun for Fink
bobp@herald-mail.comEven at age 9, Brandon Fink has priorities. They just fall in a different order than most. So, when the Smithsburg youngster qualified for the Washington Redskins team championship in the Punt, Pass & Kick competition, he instantly had a unique list...Tags: Demographics, Soccer, Football, National Football League, FedEx Field
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The sound of silence, and rock 'n' roll
President Obama struggled to give up his Blackberry after he took office. I remember laughing when I heard that. It's really no laughing matter. It's been five days, 14 hours and 23 minutes since my cellphone was taken away. I left it in the pocket of...Tags: Fine Arts, Arts and Culture, Rihanna, Arts, Vince Lombardi
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March for Babies committee sets $18,000 goal in new revenue
Washington County Commissioner Jeff Cline will serve as the 2012 Washington County revenue chairman for March for Babies, the March of Dimes’ largest fundraiser.
March for Babies helps fund lifesaving research and educational programs aimed at...Tags: Safeway Inc., Birth Defects, United Air Lines, Cigna Corporation, Watson Pharmaceuticals Incorporated
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Volunteers sought to deliver Meals on Wheels in Washington Co.
dan.dearth@herald-mail.comThe Washington County Commission on Aging is seeking volunteers to deliver food to senior citizens who participate in the Meals on Wheels program. Susan MacDonald, executive director of the Washington County Commission on Aging, said about 15...Tags: Schools, Public Schools, Roast Beef, Education, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland)
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More than 250 attend job fair in Hagerstown
dona@herald-mail.comMore than 250 people descended on the Washington County One Stop Job Center in Hagerstown Thursday to fill out applications and drop off resumes, trying to match their skills to the needs of prospective employers. "The turnout has been incredible so...Tags: Employees, Government, Health, Companies and Corporations, Chicago Jobs
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Box trailer fire at FedEx Ground facility quickly brought under control
A box trailer caught fire at FedEx Ground on 11825 Newgate Blvd. Monday morning, according to Maryland State Fire Marshal Deputy Chief Jason Mowbray. Nobody was injured. $500 worth of damage was done to the box trailer, and $3,000 worth of damage was... -
Mail Call - Sept. 16
“This is in response to the callers complaining about the airplanes over Maugansville. I’ve lived in Maugansville 20-plus years, and sure, that has increased airplane routes, but that means increased income for the county. And apparently you...Tags: Government, William McKinley, Barack Obama, File Sharing, Elvis Presley
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Meals on Wheels on the road again
dan.dearth@herald-mail.comThe Meals on Wheels Program in Washington County is making a steady comeback after an eight-month hiatus. Susan MacDonald, executive director of the Washington County Commission on Aging Inc., said about 60 people have volunteered to deliver meals to...Tags: Health, Physical Conditions
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Little Leaguer brings the plate home through Meals on Wheels
dan.dearth@herald-mail.comIn baseball, 9-year-old Michael Kade Fotta plays the hot corner. In life, he delivers hot meals. The Sharpsburg Little League third baseman joined the Meals on Wheels program in early September with his mother, Kerri, and father, Michael, to spend... -
Twice as many companies and institutions at 2011 Fall Job Fair than last year
dona@herald-mail.comMingled among the shoppers Friday at Valley Mall were representatives from more than 50 employers trying to match people to the positions they need to fill. Some employers required certifications or degrees to fill skilled positions, and others were...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Career and Workplace, Economy, Business and Finance, Unemployment, Marketing
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Parasiliti: MVAL elects to take self out of plain site
Couriers of the world, beware. There is a bounty on your head. No, UPS and FedEx guys won’t have to be fitted for Kevlar vests, but someone broke one of the unwritten rules of delivering news. Someone shot the messenger. Any area sports fan...Tags: High Schools, Basketball, Schools, Football, National Football League
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