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Schell wants to make the world a better place
aaron.saunders@herald-mail.comWhile many 22-year-olds are in college, searching for a job or living with their parents, Sharpsburg native Daniel Schell is helping others. After his graduation from St. Mary's College of Maryland, Schell joined AmeriCorps, through which people ages...Tags: Maryland, Joplin (Jasper, Missouri), Colleges and Universities, Ethics, Joplin Tornado (2011)
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Citizen group challenges Shaool's place on planning commission
andrews@herald-mail.comAn environmental group wants Washington County’s Ethics Commission to consider whether a conflict-of- interest policy should keep a developer off the planning commission. In a June 30 letter to County Attorney John Martirano, members of Citizens...Tags: Justice System, Maryland, Bethesda (Montgomery, Maryland), Ethics, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland)
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Allan Powell: Combating evil, morally
In a preceding article there was a partial account of the rise of the Third Reich led by Adolph Hitler. Also included was a biographical sketch of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, a dedicated theologian and pastor, who joined in a conspiracy to assassinate Hitler...Tags: Judaism, Ethics, Fraud, Unions, Missing Persons
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James H. Reeder
janeth@herald-mail.comJames "Jim" Reeder grew up on a farm near Boonsboro on Amos Reeder Road, named for his father who was a Washington County commissioner. History was important to Jim, known as James by his mother, sister and sister's family. So much so that he invested...Tags: Entertainment Events, Ethics, Retirement, Charity, Farms
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School board asks counsel to clarify new ethics regulations
julieg@herald-mail.comConcerned that parent groups such as PTAs would need to file as lobbyists under proposed new ethics regulations, the Washington County Board of Education Tuesday asked its legal counsel to clarify the issue with the state attorney general. Board member...Tags: Justice System, File Sharing, Ethics, Rentals, Economy, Business and Finance
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Federal jury acquits Md. state Sen. Currie
Associated PressA federal jury Tuesday acquitted Maryland state Sen. Ulysses Currie in an alleged influence-peddling case, clearing the prominent lawmaker of all charges for accepting more than $245,000 in payments from a grocery store chain while he chaired a powerful...Tags: Government, Executive Branch, U.S. Senate, Justice System, Steny Hoyer
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Diverse nation needs limited government
Herald-Mail columnist Allan Powell has devoted several recent op-eds to arguing for bigger, more activist government. He claims that limited government as envisioned by the Founders and advocated by many people today is “obsolete” and can&...Tags: Political Corruption, Government, National Government, Steaks, Human Interest
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Letters to the Editor - July 24
Hagerstown’s golf course is in excellent shape To the editor: Over the past 50 years, I have played at the Hagerstown municipal nine-hole course (now called Hagerstown Greens at Hamilton Run) many times. In the early ’50s, there were no...Tags: Health, Abortion Issue, Social Issues, Abortion, Ethics
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Md. state senator touts record in his bid for Congress
andrews@herald-mail.comEditor’s note: This is one in an occasional series of profiles about candidates running for election in the 6th Congressional District. State Sen. Robert J. Garagiola said he’ll gladly compare his record to anyone else’s in the 6th...Tags: Primaries, Montgomery County (Maryland), Ethics, Same-Sex Marriage, David R Brinkley
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Art Callaham: When we forget history, it can repeat itself
I’ve written a fair amount recently concerning a vision and prospects for a rejuvenation of Hagerstown’s downtown. While I was doing that, a very important date in history passed me by. Sept. 17, 2011, was the 149th anniversary of the Battle...Tags: Arts and Culture, History, The Holocaust (1934-1945), Injuries and Wounds, September 11, 2001 Attacks
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Washington County Board of Commissioners briefs
County buys highway safety equipment The Washington County Board of Commissioners Tuesday approved spending $112,996 to buy and install safety equipment for Highway Department workers to use while cleaning large vehicles. The county will buy four,...Tags: Arts and Culture, Libraries, Travel, Ethics, Transportation
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Hancok photo contest announces winners
The winners of the sixth annual Hancock Area Photo Contest were announced Saturday, Oct. 1, at War Memorial Library, by Sam Judge, contest organizer.
A $100 cash prize was awarded to the grand-prize winner, Christy Hixon,
Prizes of $25 were...Tags: Justice System, Judges, Animals, Wars and Interventions, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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