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Hagerstown man sentenced for marijuana distribution
dona@herald-mail.comA Hagerstown man who pleaded guilty Thursday in Washington County Circuit Court to distribution of marijuana was sentenced to a year in the county detention center. Washington County Circuit Judge John H. McDowell sentenced Timothy Wayne Mose Jr., 30,...Tags: Punishment, Trials, Punishment, Crime, Law and Justice, Justice System
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Business People - Feb. 5
Brook Lane Brook Lane has added three members to its medical staff over the past several months: • CB Benway is a nurse practitioner certified in family mental health. She is working with children, adolescents and families on an outpatient...Tags: Harvard Medical School, Medical Specialization, Andrew Johnson, University of Texas at Arlington, First Aid
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Postpartum depression information offered at Robinwood
Baby Blues and Beyond will be from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 6, at Robinwood Professional Center, 11110 Medical Campus Road, Suite 142, east of Hagerstown. Learn about symptoms, risk factors, and medications during pregnancy and the postpartum...Tags: Health, Depression
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Operation Santa Claus is 'brightening the lives of others'
marieg@herald-mail.comThere are no red suits, snowy white beards or a sleigh pulled by eight reindeer. But for the small group of Washington County volunteers, the mission is the same as the jolly old elf’s — to deliver holiday cheer. They are part of...Tags: Cumberland (Allegany, Maryland), Mental Health, Santa Claus (fictional character), Human Interest, Health
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Autism awareness workshop planned
Providing Relief for Autistic Youth Inc., in partnership with Hagerstown Community College, will hold an autism awareness training program Thursday, April 19. There will be two sessions offered. The morning session is geared toward autism awareness...Tags: Health and Safety at Work, Parenting, Autism, Crime, Law and Justice, Health
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New iPads help Waynesboro students learn
waynesboro@herald-mail.comAs 6-year-old Hannah Wetzel signed and spoke a full sentence, tears dripped down her personal care assistant's cheeks. "This is a sink," Hannah said with guidance from her teacher and an iPad program. Hannah, who has Down syndrome, was a nonverbal...Tags: Down Syndrome, Autism, Health, Students, Apple iPad
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Washington Square United Methodist Church offers 'blue Christmas' service
davem@herald-mail.comA 62-year-old Hagerstown woman is having a difficult time this Christmas season. The woman, who would only give her first name as Vicky, said she always spent Christmas with her sister. But her sister committed suicide on Halloween. "Christmas doesn't...Tags: Religion and Belief, Mother's Day, Suicide, Holidays, Suicide
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Seasonal Affective Disorder: When it's more than the winter blahs
marieg@herald-mail.comHe thought it was the doldrums. But it seemed to happen every fall, when the quick summer of sunlight was replaced with the slow-motion months of boring gray. The landscape was brown, the trees were bare and darkness appeared early. Some people...Tags: Melatonin (dietary supplement), Stress, Light Therapy, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Fatigue
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Berkeley/Jefferson Day Report Center gives offenders another option
richardb@herald-mail.comThirty-one steep steps in an old building at 104 E. Washington St. lead criminal offenders into a facility that, if they obey the rules, will keep them out of jail. The Jefferson County office of the Berkeley/Jefferson Day Report Center opened in August....Tags: Prisons, Behavioral Conditions, Prisons, Prosecution, Health
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Allan Powell: Leadership and mental illness
Several years ago I had the good fortune to hear a neurologist give a professional paper about his post-mortem study of three historic figures with the goal of finding what relationship (if any) might exist between leadership and a nagging physical...Tags: Woodrow Wilson, Prescription Drugs, Winston Churchill, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Behavioral Conditions
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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: Parenting, Autism, Health, Symptoms, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland)
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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: Bipolar Disorder, Criminal Laws, Punishment, Prosecution, Crime, Law and Justice
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