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Dinner, mystery help keep train history alive in Walkersville
Thirty-eight diners packed a dining car of the Walkersville Southern Railroad on Saturday evening for a two-hour Mystery Dinner Train ride.
Bear sightings reported in Emmitsburg
The bear was seen eating birdseed in a residential area on Thursday. Then it was spotted walking near Creamery Road and Seton Avenue at about 6 p.m. Thursday, according to Sgt.
Colleagues remember ex-mayor for talent, wit
"He stepped out his vehicle and was met by our Australian heeler dog, who had crawled under his car to nip him a welcome," Briggs recalled.
Maryland's only fiber mill expands services in downtown Frederick
Singleton Fiber Processing LLC has expanded its operation to include dyeing, weaving, and spinning wool products.
Emmitsburg holds property tax rate steady
In what Commissioners President Chris Staiger described as a "bold move," the board trimmed more than $115,000 from Mayor Don Briggs' proposed $1.71 million budget for the coming fiscal year.
Fair's 150th Heritage Celebration a classroom of years gone by
Potomac named most endangered river
The Potomac River has just been named the nation's most endangered river by a nonprofit environmental group in Washington.
Plans for new libraries in Frederick County could be stalled
Frederick County Commissioners' President Blaine R. Young has proposed a temporary halt to the construction of new libraries in the county.
Emmitsburg budget tweaks property tax, boosts capital projects
A proposed $1.71 million budget for the 2012-13 fiscal year will ensure that capital projects are adequately funded without further burdening taxpayers, Mayor Don Briggs said Monday evening.
The high level talks will take place May 18th & 19th at Camp David.
The Town of Emmitsburg is gearing up for the G8 Summit May 18th and 19th at Camp David.
Marvin Chapel Thrift Shop is now having an end of the season sale. Clothes by the bagful for the whole family, shoes, dishes, household items, artwork, books, etc.
Engagement: Eileen Cox & Ricardo Silva
Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. Cox, Wall Township, proudly announce the engagement of their daughter, Eileen Elizabeth Cox, Falls Church, VA., to Ricardo Santos Silva, Falls Church, VA.
County recommends weather radios for hurricane season
If your cellphone battery dies and the power fails, how would you learn about worsening weather conditions in your area? Only three towns in Frederick County -- Middletown, Myersville and Emmitsburg -- have installed outdoor emergency notification systems.
Emmitsburg man injured in Hamiltonban crash
A two-vehicle accident in Hamiltonban Township sent one person to the hospital with serious injuries and closed a portion of Waynesboro Pike for at least an hour Thursday afternoon.
Mother Seton School student takes first place in spelling bee
Mother Seton School in Emmitsburg will send one of its best spellers to a state competition in Baltimore this month.