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Washington Co. property assessments rising
Despite the housing market slump, recently reassessed properties in Washington County have increased in value by an average of 13.6 percent since they last were assessed three years ago, according to the ...
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More than 100 take Polar Bear Plunge
Some lasted only a few seconds. Others took the time to splash a bit before running back to shore.
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Clear Spring couple has Washington Co.'s first baby of '09
Peyton Reese Schnebly was expected to be born Dec. 20. But when Kasey Schnebly's due date came and went, she and her husband, Mark Schnebly, thought their daughter might be born on Christmas Day.
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Clear Spring Baby First of New Year
A Washington County couple is starting the new year as new parents. Peyton Reece Schnebly was born at 12:20 a.m. at Washington County Hospital.
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Santa sets up shop in Williamsport
It's that time of year again, when Williamsport offers its popular visit with Santa for children, all set in Byron Memorial Park, which is decked out for the holidays.
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Special Toys for Holiday Season
George Van Wagner had gone above and beyond his mission to bring Christmas to the needy families in and around West Virginia's Eastern Panhandle.
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County, resident at odds over bridge project
A meeting between a handful of local residents and Allegany County Department of Public Works officials last week did little to ease tensions over a failure to resolve an often-washed out bridge in eastern ...
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Jefferson man dies in I-70 crash
A Jefferson man died early this afternoon after crashing his pick-up truck on I-70 in Washington County, according to Maryland State Police.
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Mail Call / You Said It
"A beautiful ceremony held at Clear Spring High School for Veterans Day. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
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Veterans remind Clear Spring students why Nov. 11 is important
Brady Haines graduated from Clear Spring High School in 1942 and served in the Army during World War II.
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Salute to Veterans Breakfast in Hagerstown honors service
It's never easy sending your children off to war. During the 1960s, Violet Schroyer sent two - one to Vietnam and another to Thailand.
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6th District Congressional candidates take on top issues
The three candidates for Maryland's 6th District race in Congress on Thursday offered their prescriptions for the economy, health care and energy independence.
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Washington Co. vets share moment in the sun at WWII Memorial
Brady Haines, Bob Swain and John Wilson were among the veterans who took a trip to Washington, D.C., on Wednesday to see the World War II Memorial.
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Clear Spring Elementary School students learn about election
Alyssa Stottlemyer waves to her favorite presidential candidate actor at a voters rally Thursday at Clear Spring Elementary.
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Traffic Alert: Bad Accident on I-70
Three people have been hurt in an accident on Interstate 70 Eastbound near Clear Spring.
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Hundreds Step 'n Stride to raise money for Breast Cancer Awareness-Cumberland Valley
The sun is beginning to set behind the mountains as Tonya Neuschafer steps outside her home in Clear Spring.
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Retired Washington County Administrators Association questions BOE candidates
The Retired Washington County Administrators Association on Wednesday questioned the eight candidates for four Board of Education seats on everything from teacher pay to whether it was appropriate for a ...
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School board candidates discuss North High track controversy
Work on North Hagerstown High School's track has been ongoing since an agreement was reached last month between the Washington County Board of Education and a local paving company hired to build the track.
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Washington Co. school board candidates discuss issues at forum
Looking a bit like Tom Brokaw at Tuesday night's presidential debate, Ethan Allnutt, an eighth-grader at Boonsboro Middle School, largely was ignored at Thursday's forum for local school board candidates as he ...
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Board of Education candidates answer questions
Given the recent economic climate, eight political hopefuls had the rare opportunity to entertain the notion of having unlimited funds to spend on education in Washington County.
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