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O'Malley won't meet with woman opposed to construction of school
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley will not meet with a Washington County woman who opposes the construction of Eastern Primary School on the east end of Hagerstown.
Queen-Rhoderick is second WCPS teacher to die in five days
A crisis team will be at Conococheague Elementary and Boonsboro Middle schools today to help students and teachers at each school cope with the death of one of their own.
Smithsburg residents starting new construction projects in town will get an exemption on the excise tax, according to Town Manager Betsy Martin.
Smithsburg Community Activities Commission ratified
A group of Smithsburg residents is working to promote the town and its businesses as part of a new town commission, said Donnie Souders Jr., vice president of the Smithsburg Town Council.
Projects being covered by hike in water rates
The City of Hagerstown is increasing water rates for its customers, including the towns of Williamsport, Funkstown and Smithsburg, to cover general inflation, operating costs and several major projects for the water system, Hagerstown Finance Director Al Martin said.
Prescription forgery case dismissed as part of plea agreement
Forged prescription charges against a Smithsburg woman were dismissed Thursday morning in Washington County Circuit Court.
Water rate increase likely for towns
Williamsport, Funkstown and Smithsburg water customers will likely see water rate increases within the next few months.
Franklin County Super 8 Motel Robbery Suspect Caught
Police nab the suspect who they say allegedly robbed a Super 8 Motel in Greene Township.
Stepping up breast cancer fight
Ask someone who has had breast cancer to tell you their story and it often will start in the same place - a doctor's office.
Civics instruction uniting political parties
Washington County's two major political parties are working together to educate people about public service.
A Washington County contingent hoped to bring back what Middletown's Alex Hoffman did for a second time - a Maryland individual state golf championship.
Residents' insurance: From awesome to scary
Retiree Glen Tarner was working part time, making deliveries for a paint company in April when he suffered a seizure or a stroke, crashed into a tree and was injured badly.
Parkour Hobby Spreading Across Western Maryland
Share + Oct 18, 2009 9:33 am US/Eastern HAGERSTOWN, Md. Nineteen-year-old Elet Hall isn't a traceur -- a practitioner of the alternative urban sport of running, jumping and climbing over manmade structures -- because he wants fame or intense action.
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Patrol cars ushered a procession of more than 200 motorcycles along a 57-mile course Saturday in remembrance of slain Smithsburg Police Officer Christopher Shane Nicholson.
Blue Knights to hold memorial ride for Nicholson
The Maryland Blue Knights will hold the second annual Officer Christopher Shane Nicholson Memorial Law Ride on Saturday.
Council turns down Our Three Sons applications
Months of uncertainty ended Tuesday when the Hagerstown City Council rejected two loan applications for a proposed restaurant and classic-car showroom.
SEMS responded to 70 calls in September
For the month of September, volunteers from Smithsburg Emergency Medical Services responded to more than 70 calls and attended several local events, according to James Ulrich, deputy chief of SEMS.
Attempted first-degree murder trial ends in mistrial
The trial of a man accused of shooting another man in the chest near Smithsburg in January ended in a mistrial Tuesday in Washington County Circuit Court after a juror belatedly revealed she was familiar with the defendant's family.
Victim testifies in attepted murder trial
The man who was shot in the chest during a Smithsburg robbery disguised as a drug deal testified Monday that after he was shot, he thought he was going to die.
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