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Izaak Walton League hosts Wounded Warrior Day to show gratitude, support for combat veterans
alnotarianni@aol.comWhen the sun goes down, anxiety sets in. Howard Burch is haunted by sounds, smells, horror and grief. After the 1983 suicide bombing of the U.S. Embassy in Beirut, Lebanon, Burch was among the U.S. Marines on body detail. “We had to go in and...Tags: Iraq, Vietnam War (1955-1975), Human Interest, Post-traumatic Stress Disorder , Easton (Easton, Pennsylvania)
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2012 True Grit Award recipients
The True Grit Award is presented to a senior student-athlete from each high school located in Washington County and a second-year student at Hagerstown Community College who has demonstrated the ability to overcome hardship to become or remain a member of...Tags: Ear, Nose, and Throat, Students, PNC Financial Services Group Incorporated, Wrestling, Economy, Business and Finance
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Pa. vigil unites those left in suicide's wake
waynesboro@herald-mail.comThrough shared stories, hugs, tears and candlelight, a group of 40 people Tuesday night remembered loved ones lost to suicide and tried to raise awareness about the issue. The Mental Health Association of Franklin and Fulton Counties hosted its seventh...Tags: Health, Mental Illness, Franklin County (Pennsylvania), Trinity United Church of Christ, Mental Health
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Medical license of Community Free Clinic founder suspended over prescription practices
heather.keels@herald-mail.comThe medical license of celebrated Hagerstown physician and Community Free Clinic founder Dr. Martin W. Gallagher Jr. was suspended April 17 over concerns about his prescription of narcotics to addicts, but the suspension was lifted eight days later, state...Tags: Addiction, Medical Research, Health and Medical Professionals, Justice System, Lawyers
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Wilson College equestrian programs have 'something for everybody'
waynesboro@herald-mail.comThe students enrolled in Wilson College’s nationally recognized equestrian programs often can be found in the dirtiest and smelliest learning environments on campus. They prefer it that way. “You’re physically working with horses and...Tags: Health, Teaching and Learning, Education, Autism, Students
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Lloyd Waters: American Indians are still under siege
The American Indian has never been the same since the white man landed on the shores of this continent many moons ago. Even today they continue to experience those pains of yesterday. On the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation located in the southern part of...Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Health, Massacres, Alcohol Addiction
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Judge won't transfer attempted-murder case to juvenile court
dona@herald-mail.comThe case of a Hagerstown teenager charged with attempted murder will remain in adult court after Washington County Circuit Judge John H. McDowell on Tuesday denied a defense request to transfer it to juvenile court. Matthew David Smith, 18, of 321 N....Tags: Prisons, Juvenile Delinquency, Judges, Punishment, Justice System
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Law-enforcement employees and emergency responders learn about autism
heather.keels@herald-mail.comTrainer Dennis Debbaudt walked up to a student in the front row and leaned in, speaking a few inches from his face during a training session Thursday for about 50 law-enforcement officials and emergency responders at Hagerstown Community College. He said...Tags: Labor Legislation, Health, Autism, Parenting, Career and Workplace
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W.Va. Gov. pledges financial support for Berkeley Co. rec center
matthew.umstead@herald-mail.comGov. Earl Ray Tomblin Tuesday renewed a pledge to financially support the South Berkeley Recreation Center project, but declined to specify how much money he would make available. The $2.1 million bid by Smithsburg-based Roy C. Kline Contractors was...Tags: Politics, Prisons, Labor Legislation, Small Businesses, Methadone (drug)
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Lawyer: Afghan suspect's friend had leg blown off
Associated PressThe soldier accused of killing 16 Afghan villagers is expected to be flown to a U.S. military prison as early as Friday, a senior defense official said, as the soldier’s attorney spoke of the impact the fighting had on his client. The defense...Tags: Iraq, Post-traumatic Stress Disorder , Justice System, Head Injuries, Criminals
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Child, adolescent mental health conference set in Baltimore March 27
The eighth annual Child and Adolescent Mental Health Conference is Tuesday, March 27, at Martins's West, 6817 Dogwood Road, Baltimore. The topic is Integrating Clinical Interventions Within A Behavioral Health Approach. Keynote speakers are Doreen...Tags: Health, Mental Health
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Mail Call - March 8
“This is in response to the baseball stadium, senior citizens, and anything else that the people don’t want in Hagerstown. You know, we could have had a NASCAR race track in Hagerstown, outside of Hagerstown, but people didn’t want it....Tags: Substance Abuse, Drugs and Medicines, OxyContin (drug), Health, Sports
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