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Shepherd University employee, others indicted during April Jefferson County grand jury term
richardb@herald-mail.comA Jefferson County grand jury this week indicted a Shepherd University employee on multiple charges of fraudulent use of the college’s purchase cards in a case involving nearly $86,000 from October 2010 to August 2012, according to court records....Tags: Sexual Assault, Jefferson County (Pennsylvania), Titusville, Accounting and Auditing, Halloween
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Ribbon cut on second building of Shepherd University's Center for Contemporary Arts
richardb@herald-mail.comThe second of three buildings forming Shepherd University’s Center for Contemporary Arts, a “building designed from the inside out,” was dedicated Thursday at a ribbon-cutting ceremony on the West Campus. “That’s what...Tags: Education, Shingles, Arts and Culture, Heavy Engineering, Landforms
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W.Va. businesswomen defy eviction and reopen Really Really Free Market
richardb@herald-mail.comThe wall in front of Shepherd University’s McMurran Hall Sunday was again graced with the unwanted flotsam of daily living in open defiance of an edict earlier this month by the McMurran Hall Board of Trustees and university officials that evicted...Tags: Education, Marketing
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Five for your planner: Tuesday, April 16
1. Books for sale American Association of University Women used book sale. Special features include a live auction of special finds and collectible books 1 p.m. Thursday, April 18; authors will display and sign their books Friday, April 19. Sale hours...
Tags: Education, Entertainment, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Libraries, Arts
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Spence Perry; Thick envelope brought good news, and was a sign of things to come
Spring is the time of the thick envelope if you are lucky, the thin envelope if you are not. April 14 used to be the day that top-tier colleges let the humble petitioners know their fate — in or out. Now, the information dribbles out from early... -
USMH students walk for health care
A class of Towson University nursing students at the University System of Maryland at Hagerstown is participating in a walk equal to the distance across the Democratic Republic of Congo. The community health fundraiser, promoted by the world relief...
Tags: Students, Education, Frostburg State University, Medical Specialization, Salisbury (Wicomico, Maryland)
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Barbara Ingram students bring their 'Legally Blonde' characters to life
davem@herald-mail.comAlex Moore said some of his friends joked with him that he was already like Professor Callahan because Moore can be evil. But the Barbara Ingram School for the Arts student doesn’t see himself that way, and Moore said he had to work at perfecting...Tags: Students, Education, Teaching and Learning, Teachers, Arts and Culture
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College students clean, care for others in graduation quest
Name of business: H.U.G. (Helping Us Graduate) Services Owners: Kristi Edwards and Morgan Davis Address: Charles Town, W.Va. Opening date: January 2013 Products and services: We offer home cleaning, yard work, house-sitting, baby-sitting, pet-...
Tags: Students, Marketing, Teaching and Learning
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Business people - April 28
Innovative Inc. Several staff members at Innovative Inc. in Hagerstown recently completed additional certifications and other honors: Jason Rappaport, president/chief executive officer, and Jeremy Downie, sales manager, recently received their...Tags: Georgetown University, Human Interest, Advanced Training, Microsoft Corporation, Habitat for Humanity International
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Business calendar - April 28
Résumé review May 2 —Résumé review with a certified professional résumé writer. Participants need to bring a current résumé and must have completed the résumé builder in Maryland’s Workforce Exchange. 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. Washington County Job...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Restaurants, Newburg, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Lifestyle and Leisure
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HCC, schools work to improve student skills with Upward Bound
Since Hagerstown Community College received a $1.25 million U.S. Department of Education grant to start an Upward Bound program in fall 2012, 48 local high school students have been recruited to participate. The free program is designed to increase...Tags: Students, Education, National Aquarium Baltimore, Teaching and Learning, U.S. Department of Education
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Wilson College to observe World Labyrinth Day with temporary labyrinth
Wilson College will observe World Labyrinth Day on Saturday by creating a temporary labyrinth on the campus green and hosting activities. Those who walk the labyrinth are said to “find” themselves rather than getting lost, as they might in a...Tags: Education, Politics, Lobbying
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