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Washington County location major plus in economic development strategic plan
dona@herald-mail.comEditor’s note: This is one in an occasional series of stories about findings and recommendations in the Hagerstown and Washington County Economic Development Strategic Plan. “Location, location, location” is an old real estate adage...Tags: Social Issues, Politics, Real Estate, Career and Workplace, Washington, DC
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Mail Call - Feb. 7
“I went to the Hagerstown senior idol contest, and the lady who didn’t win, they put her picture in the paper, and the man who did win the whole contest, they never put his picture in the paper. That makes no sense at all. I don’t...Tags: Brownsville, Planned Parenthood, Social Issues, Politics, Personal Weapon Control
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Spielman Road to be closed for emergency track crossing repair
The Maryland State Highway Administration said Monday that Md. 63 (Spielman Road) will be closed at the Norfolk Southern railroad track west of Fairplay on Tuesday between 9 a.m. and noon for an emergency track crossing repair. Motorists may use... -
MARC official says Eastern Panhandle train service is not in danger
richardb@herald-mail.comEastern Panhandle commuters on Maryland Area Regional Commuter (MARC) trains were assured Tuesday night that their service is in no danger of being eliminated. Those assurances came from John Hovatter, director of MARC. He was one of nearly 30 people...Tags: Montgomery County (Virginia), Maryland Area Regional Commuter Rail, Travel, Washington, DC, Commuting
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Second class graduates from PIA's aviation maintenance training school
After 16 months of aviation maintenance training, the second group of students to attend PIA’s Hagerstown branch campus graduated Dec. 22. The ceremony took place in the terminal at Hagerstown Regional Airport. Eight students graduated with a...
Tags: Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Federal Aviation Administration, Employment Opportunities
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Norfolk Southern opens its $97 million rail-truck facility
roxann.miller@herald-mail.comNorfolk Southern opened its $97 million rail-truck facility Monday, creating 126 jobs with thousands more expected. The new facility on 200 acres near Exit 3 of Interstate 81 is part of the railroad’s Crescent Corridor, a 2,500-mile network of...Tags: Highway Transportation, Heavy Engineering, Franklin County (Pennsylvania), Manufacturing and Engineering
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Disabled train shuts down road between Maugans Avenue, Garden View Road
A disabled train blocking a Norfolk Southern railroad crossing at Maugansville Road northwest of Hagerstown could be there for a while, a Washington County Emergency Services supervisor said Friday night. The road has been shut down since about 5 p.m.,...
Tags: Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland)
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World Kitchen renews lease on Greencastle warehouse
The property owner of the World Kitchen warehouse on U.S. 11 in Greencastle announced Wednesday the kitchenware provider has signed documents saying it will continue occupying the facility as it undergoes more than $10 million in improvements. Matrix...Tags: Franklin County (Pennsylvania)
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Washington County business leaders: Economy took baby steps in 2012
arnoldp@herald-mail.comWashington County’s economy took baby steps forward in 2012, but the path has been bumpy and tremendous cracks are looming, business leaders said last month. “We’re seeing little incremental improvements,” said Peggy Bushey,...Tags: E-Commerce Industry, Politics, Career and Workplace, Newspaper and Magazine, Labor Markets
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Ranson man struck, killed by train while sitting on tracks
A 23-year-old man who was struck and apparently killed by a train in Jefferson County on Sunday night had been walking on the railroad tracks with his girlfriend to a friend’s house in Ranson just before the incident happened, police said Tuesday....
Tags: Universal Forest Products Incorporated, Railway Transportation
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Wayne Ave. bridge in Chambersburg to close for several months
A heavily traveled bridge in Chambersburg will be closed for several months starting Aug. 13. The Pa. 316 (Wayne Avenue) bridge near Nitterhouse Concrete will be rehabilitated under a $1.86 million Pennsylvania Department of Transportation contract,...
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About 100 people attend ribbon cutting for Essroc cement plant rail spur in Martinsburg
matthew.umstead@herald-mail.comOfficials in Berkeley County on Friday celebrated the completion of a $10 million railroad spur project that is expected to help a cement producer ship thousands of tons of product each year via rail instead of area highways. About 100 people attended...Tags: Travel, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Transportation, Nazareth, Railway Transportation
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