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What reporters want you to know
Each Sunday in this space, readers can find a column from a Herald-Mail employee. There is a regular rotation for these columns, with newsroom editors and department heads contributing. Reporters do not routinely get a turn at making a point to readers,...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Journalism, Values, Religion and Belief
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Letters to the Editor - August 14
When will we say enough is enough regarding debt? To the editor: After reading two columns by Kathleen Parker in The Herald-Mail (Aug. 2 and Aug. 4), my emotions vary from pure disgust to anger. One can only reach the conclusion that the greatest...Tags: Elections, Politics, Republican Party, Barack Obama, Democratic Party
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Letters to the Editor - Aug. 14
When will we say enough is enough regarding debt? To the editor: After reading two columns by Kathleen Parker in The Herald-Mail (Aug. 2 and Aug. 4), my emotions vary from pure disgust to anger. One can only reach the conclusion that the greatest...Tags: Elections, Politics, Republican Party, Barack Obama, Democratic Party
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Shaool lives in Washington County, county attorney rules
andrews@herald-mail.comWashington County Attorney John M. Martirano has concluded that Washington County Planning Commission member Sassan Shaool lives in the county, making him eligible to serve. Citizens for Protection of Washington County questioned Shaool's residency in a...Tags: Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Interior Policy, Washington County (Maryland), Politics, Elections
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Berkeley County Roundhouse Authority chairman mum about closed Monday meeting
matthew.umstead@herald-mail.comThe chairman of the Berkeley County Roundhouse Authority has declined to explain why he believes a closed-door session scheduled for next week about the Baltimore and Ohio roundhouse and shops in Martinsburg is exempt from the state's open meetings law....Tags: Politics, Elections, Ohio, West Virginia, Values
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Hagerstown City Council OKs and swears in new ethics panel
andrews@herald-mail.comThe Hagerstown City Council Tuesday night approved and swore in the city's new ethics commission. A city review board last year recommended creating the commission, which will operate independently of the Washington County Ethics Commission. The new...Tags: Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Politics, Housing and Urban Planning, Halloween, Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
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Ethics commission: Developers can serve on planning panel
andrews@herald-mail.comThe Washington County Ethics Commission has decided that a developer can be a fair, insightful county planning commission member, but must be mindful of potential conflicts. The non-binding, advisory opinion, publicly released on Aug. 19, addresses...Tags: Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Maryland, Human Interest, Values
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Washington County Commission briefs
Revised ethics law set for hearing A proposed rewrite of county's ethics ordinance is ready to go to a public hearing, the Washington County Board of Commissioners agreed Tuesday. The county is preparing to adopt a longer, more detailed ethics...Tags: Contracts, Values
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Ethics in treating children workshop Sept. 9 at Brook Lane
Brook Lane will host a workshop "Ethical Issues: Clinical, Ethical and Legal Balance In Treating Children and Adolescents" from 8:30 to 11:45 a.m. Friday, Sept. 9, at Brook Lane Community Room, 13218 Brook Lane Drive, east of Hagerstown. The lecture...Tags: Values
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Letter to the Editor - Sept. 16
Tea party stands for fiscal management and morals To the editor: After reading the op-eds in your newspaper degrading the tea party, I ask; Why are many against what the tea party stands for? First, it stands for government responsible to the people....Tags: John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr., Newspaper and Magazine, Values
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W.Va. Circuit Judge Yoder publicly admonished by ethics panel
matthew.umstead@herald-mail.comA state judicial ethics panel has found probable cause that 23rd Judicial Circuit Judge John C. Yoder committed misconduct when he allowed his law clerk to preside over two name-change hearings in Morgan County in May. Members of the Judicial...Tags: Judges, Justice System, Laws, Lawyers, Values
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Hearing set on Washington Co. ethics ordinance
A public hearing will be held Tuesday on a proposed Washington County Ethics Ordinance that would replace the county’s current ethics ordinance, the county said in a press release. The hearing will be held at 2 p.m. during the Board of County...Tags: Local Government, Values
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