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HCC gets grant for adult ed programs
Hagerstown Community College will get more than $350,000 to help continue free adult education programs.
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Williamsport readies for $1.2 million paving project
WILLIAMSPORT — Residents here Thursday night were briefed on an approximately $1.2 million project to repave Conococheague Street through town and improve sidewalks.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg dies at 87
WASHINGTON (AP) — Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a diminutive yet towering women's rights champion who became the court's second female justice, died Friday at her home in Washington. She was 87.
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Hogan: Maryland restaurants can expand indoor dining to 75% capacity
Maryland's restaurants can expand indoor dining to 75% of normal capacity starting Monday, Gov. Larry Hogan announced Friday.
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Saying thanks to tradespeople: Homebuilders association event recognizes contributions
Linn Blickenstaff and his cousin, Dylan Blickenstaff, picked up some supplies, a little breakfast and a couple of stickers when they stopped by Lowe's Home Improvement Friday morning.
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Voters to decide on sports betting
Washington County voters will find some statewide issues to consider on the 2020 general election ballot, most notably whether sports betting should be legalized to support education.
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Washington County libraries to reopen next week
Starting Monday, Washington County Free Library branches will welcome patrons back to its buildings in a limited capacity.
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- Hagerstown-area man gets 60 years in sexual abuse case
- Police reform could be shaped by Maryland lawmakers
- 10 candidates vying for 5 Hagerstown council seats
- Barnes, Keller competing to be Hagerstown's mayor
- Terry Burleson shined his light in Clear Spring
- HCC updates policies on politics, sexual misconduct
- Berkeley Co. OKs funding for two new deputies
- AC unit causes fire at Charles Town bank
- Berkeley Co. Schools strategic planning continues despite pandemic
- W.Va. contractor awarded $38.7 million contract for U.S. 340 widening
- Grove cranes are ‘Army Strong’
- Four injured in Jefferson Co. crash
- Eastern Panhandle businesses set to receive federal rural energy funding
- Rockwool confident Ranson project remains in compliance
- Fayetteville man acquitted of all charges in child sex-abuse case
- Blair, Kinnie square off in W.Va. Senate 15 district
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