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United Way of Washington County raises more money than previous year
dan.dearth@herald-mail.comDespite the sluggish economy, the United Way of Washington County's 2011 fundraising drive raised more money than the previous year. Addie Nardi, the United Way's director of resource development, told about 130 people during a luncheon Friday at...Tags: Career and Workplace, Politics, Employees, Elections, Health and Safety at Work
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Strategic Community Impact Plan document a guide for community volunteers and agencies
heather.keels@herald-mail.comAt 31 pages, it's a deceptively slim, magazine-style document, but packed inside are 44 goals that those involved hope will focus and guide the efforts of donors, volunteers and public and private agencies for years to come. Called the Strategic...Tags: Environmental Issues, Hospitals and Clinics, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Weight, Family
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Why volunteer? To 'make the world a better place'
marieg@herald-mail.comEvery week, Michelle Stouffer and her little sister spend some quality time together. Maybe they'll go to a movie or stay at home and bake cookies. They might make jewelry, play games or plan an afternoon of roller skating. Sometimes, they simply... -
Five for your planner: Wednesday, Jan. 11
1. Playing 'God's Favorite'
Washington County Playhouse Dinner Theater continues this weekend with "God's Favorite," Neil Simon's modern-day interpretation of the biblical Book of Job. Dinner at 6 p.m. and the show follows. Continues Fridays and...Tags: Spaghetti, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), University System of Maryland, Auction Service, Entertainment
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Sportsman's Bonanza a boost for Pa. United Way
The United Way of Franklin County, Pa., hosted a Sportsman’s Bonanza fundraiser Sunday in which ticket holders had opportunities to win a car, a leather recliner, gift certificates and hunting gear.
More than 200 people attended the Sportsman&...Tags: Franklin County (Pennsylvania)
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West Virginia briefs
Shepherd board OKs pay raise for faculty, staff SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va.(AP) — Shepherd University's faculty and staff are getting a 2 percent pay raise. The Journal reported that Shepherd's Board of Governors recently approved the increase, along... -
Pennsylvania briefs
United Way has raised 89 percent of goal CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. — With about a month to go in its 2011 annual campaign, the United Way of Franklin County has raised $667,599, or 89 percent of its $750,000 goal. More than 100 businesses and 3,000 people...Tags: Anglicanism, Politics, Franklin County (Pennsylvania), Restaurants, Religion and Belief
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Importance of United Way is focus of breakfast meeting
United Way of Washington County held a breakfast Sept. 16 for local chief executive officers at Robinwood Medical Center. The event, sponsored by Meritus Health, was hosted by Joseph Ross, president and chief executive officer of Meritus Health, and...Tags: Corporate Officers, Business, Economy, Business and Finance
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Washington County organization connects volunteers with groups in need of people assistance
kate.alexander@herald-mail.comWith budgets still tight, one Washington County agency has decided not to compete for dwindling nonprofit dollars but to support the area’s approximately 500 not-for-profit groups with precious human capital instead. Known as Volunteer Washington...Tags: Martin Luther King Day, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Martin Luther King Jr., Computing and Information Technology Industry
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Letters to the Editor - Sept. 29
Loss of tenant will hurt Girls Inc. To the editor: Under the direction of the county, Girls Inc. and the Commission on Aging (COA) entered into a partnership in August 2008 with the understanding we would house a temporary senior center until a...Tags: Environmental Issues, Standards, Regional Authority, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Environmental Pollution
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Community Foundation of Washington County accepting grant applications
Applications for the Community Foundation of Washington County’s unrestricted granting program are being accepted. The foundation will once again partner with the Pauline Anderson Foundation to meet current needs and initiatives within the... -
Battalion-size army deploys for Day of Caring
dona@herald-mail.com"This ole house is a-gettin' shaky This ole house is a-gettin' old This ole house lets in the rain This ole house lets in the cold" — This Ole House, by Stuart Hamblen Things aren't quite that bad at the Virginia Avenue home where Kathleen...Tags: Dr. Seuss, Arts, Hospitals and Clinics, Arts and Culture, Citigroup Incorporated
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