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• Wash. Co. Schools Turn Grants Into Tools for Learning
• Reality of Down Economy Hitting Students Organizing Food Drive
• Prematurity Awareness Month: Family Shares Their Story
• Free Clinic Volunteers Honored With Special Event
• Last of Former NBCI Correctional Officers Sentenced in Abuse Case
• Frederick Aldermen Approve Speed Camera Ordinance
• Groundbreaking for New Portion of Route 9
• Out-of-this-World Mural Exhibit
• Two Local Areas, Very Different Smoking Habits
• WV To Offer Online Voting For Some
• Energy Farm Proposal Approved For Garrett County
• $2000 Reward Offered In Armed Robbery Case
• Vehicle Loses Control, Crashes Down Embankment
• Local Alpaca Farms Offer Unique Gifts
• Immigrants to the Region Break Stereotypes
• Tips for Healthy Eating Through Thanksgiving
• UPDATE: Man Who Fell Off Cliff Suspected to be Intoxicated
• Family Dog Trained to Help Detect Bugs
• Prematurity Awareness: Family Shares Their Story
• Planning Commission Reverses Decision to Delay Incinerator
• Woman Leaves Coins Worth $40,000 at Local Catholic Shrine
• Walkersville Wants Tax Exemption
• Marion Elementary to Stay Open; Future of Coldbrook to be Decided
• Greene Turtle Robbery Was an Inside Job, Police Say
• Police: Woman Escapes After DUI Arrest
• Update: Motorcyclist Killed in I-81 Wreck
• Frederick Lawyer Helps New Immigrants Adjust to America
• Update: Motorcyclist Killed in I-81 Wreck
• Berkeley Co. Water Treatment Plant Considers Geothermal Energy
• Shepherdstown Council Votes to Annex Section of University
• Woman Drives Car Into Neighbor's Home
• Good Samaritan Helps Police Catch Alleged Drunk Driver
• Farmers Get Assistance for Rain-Damaged Crops
• O'Malley Expected to Cut $300 Million More From MD Budget
• Man Rescued After Falling Off Cliff at High Rock
• Chambersburg Officials Consider Closing Two Schools
• Washington County Board of Education to Move Forward with Redistricting Proposal
• Girl's T-Shirts Speak Volumes for Asperger's Awareness
• Dred Scott Plaque Unveiled as Move Towards Racial Equality
• Grant to Help Minority and Women-Owned Hagerstown Biz
• H1N1 Flu Vaccine in Franklin County This Weekend
• PA Lawmaker Backing Bill to Ban Teacher Strikes
• Man Rescued After Falling Off Cliff at High Rock
• Man Behind Hancock Stand-Off, Burglaries Gets 25 Years
• Officials Break Ground on New Eastern Primary School
• More State Workers Lose Jobs
• Photos: Firefighters Battle Barn Blaze
• More State Workers Lose Jobs
• Elderly Man Drives Wrong Way on I-70, Charged with DUI
• Restaurant Donating Service and Space for Thanksgiving Meal
• Program Opens Up Communication Between Police, Latino Community
• Restaurant Donating Service and Space for Thanksgiving Meal
• Police Looking for Driver After Passenger is Found Dead
• Elderly Man Drives Wrong Way on I-70, Charged with DUI
• BB Gun Shooting Spree Damages Several Cars
• Hagerstown Woman Left for Dead After Car Accident
• BB Gun Shooting Spree Damages Several Cars
• Pennsylvania Man Killed in Motorcycle Crash
• Morgan County Pageant Returns After 7 Year Hiatus
• Soapbox Derby Racers Compete in Frederick Rally
• Frederick Cold Weather Shelter Prepares to Open for Season
• Local Rescue Workers Train for Heavy Truck Rescues
• Frederick Food Bank Asks for More Donations
• Hagerstown Woman Left for Dead After Car Accident
• Elderly Man Rescued from Home During Fire
• Two Injured in Franklin County House Fire
• Smithsburg Residents Go Green with Newly-Installed Wind Turbines
• Local Marines Celebrate 234th Birthday of the Marine Corps
• Local Legend Put to Rest in Morgan County
• Hungry Contestants Down Dozens of Roast Beef Sliders in Eating Contest
• Doubs Park Receives a Green Make-Over
• Shots Fired Inside Cumberland Home Under Investigation
• Man Attacked, Left Unconscious at Popular Frederick Restaurant
• Man Stabbed at Russo's Pharmacy
• Eco-Friendly Changes Fueling Volvo Truck Company
• Students Learn Leadership Through Rules of Gravity
• Brunswick Native Collects $50,000 in Oprah's Karaoke Contest
• Food Banks Struggling to Stock Shelves Over the Holidays
• Woman Claims Improper Conduct in Lawsuit Against Sheriff's Dept.
• McClement Offers Del. Weldon City Position
• Couple Tied Up, Trapped in Closet During Armed Robbery
• Magician Working Tricks to Benefit Boy Hit by Car
• Plant Employee Killed in Industrial Accident
• Early Voting for Table Games Starts Today
• First Public Meeting for Frederick's 60th Administration
• Local Fugative is Caught, Escapes, but is Caught Again
• Fans Voting for Fred. Co. Native in Oprah's Karaoke Contest
• New Frederick Administration Aiming to Improve Golden Mile
• Program is 70,000 Recyclers Strong One Year After Launch
• Fayetteville Man Coaching Detroit Tigers MLB Team
• Girl Endures 27-Hour Ordeal After Tick Embeds Itself in Her Eye
• Sheetz Petitioning to Sell Beer in Stores
• Animal Control Laws Scrutinized After Dog is Mauled to Death
• Woman Shot in Face by Roommate Wants an Apology
• Police Investigate Alleged Sexual Assault
• JLG Awarded Fifth Military Contract
• One Dead, One Injured in Accident
• Trial to Begin for Seven Year-Old Murder Case
• Council Member Loses Fight to Change New Market Sign
• Middletown Man is Frederick's Senior Idol
• Sweepstakes Winner Misses Surprise Delivery
• Hickory Elementary Honors Veterans
• H1N1 Vaccine Made Available to High-Risk Inmates
• Vietnam War POW Featured at Veterans Day Ceremony
• Veterans Moved by Appreciation at Elementary School Celebration
• Stores and Shoppers Gearing Up for Holiday Sales
• Elementary Math Lesson Raises Spirits and Test Scores
• Fallen Marine Remembered for Fighting Spirit
• WV Man Accused of Being Accomplice in Murder
• Accused Arsonist Confronts Police With Shotgun
• Fred. Co. Health Dept. Taking Appointments for H1N1 Vaccine
• Vietnam War POW Featured at Veterans Day Ceremony
• Fred. Co. Health Dept. Taking Appointments for H1N1 Vaccine
• 95-Year-Old Veteran Still Serving Beyond Retirement
• WV Man Accused of Being Accomplice in Murder
• Vietnam War POW Featured at Veterans Day Ceremony
• Commission Delays PATH Powerline Project in WV
• Free Meals & Discounts for Veterans
• Elderly Man Leads Police on High Speed Chase
• Driver Seriously Injured; I-81 Shut Down Tuesday Night
• D.C. Sniper Executed in Virginia
• PA Texting Ban Goes To House Floor
• Send Holiday Cheer to Troops Abroad
• Local Family Mourns The Death of A Local Soldier
• Elderly Man Leads Police on High Speed Chase
• Martinsburg Man Charged in July 2008 Murder
• Family Hoping to Find Bone Marrow Donor for Teen Girl
• Jefferson Memorial Hospital to be Renovated
• America's Last Surviving WWI Veteran to Celebrate Veteran's Day
• Purple Heart Recipients Connected by Neighborhood, Brotherhood
• Students Learn Meaning of Veterans' Day Through Troops' Stories
• Hagerstown Park Deck Vandalized, Police Searching For Suspects
• Frederick Incinerator Project Could Be Re-Visited
• New Housing Project Aims To Knock Down Stereotypes
• Fire Guts Upholstery Shop in Franklin County
• Early Veterans Day Ceremonies
• UPDATE: Conditition Improving for Waynesboro Girl
• Local Man Finishes Second at World Series of Poker
• Questions Raised About Jefferson County Vote
• Texting While Driving Could Become Illegal in PA
• Three Inmates Charged For Trying to Smuggle Drugs Into Prison
• PA Company Creates Eco-Friendly Product for Heating Water
• FDA Recalling "Pet Carousel" Pet Treats
• Residents: Jonathan St. Construction Worth the Wait
• D.C. Sniper Will Be Executed Tuesday Night
• ALERT: Fire Department Doing Propane Fire Training
• Residents Manage to Escape Fire That Destroys House
• Accident Backs Up Traffic in Downtown Hagerstown
• Waynesboro Girl Continues Recovery After Being Hit By Car
• Frederick County Elementary School Remains Open After Fire
• Panel Discussion Raises Awareness of Alzheimer's Disease
• Berkeley County Man Arrested for Setting Stolen Cars on Fire
• Local Man Competes in World Series of Poker Final
• Restaurant Employee Robbed at Knifepoint
• New Hospital in Cumberland Prepares for Grand Opening
• Ground Broken for Flight 93 Memorial
• Electric Radio Causes Fire in Halfway Home
• Waynesboro Teen Hit By Car Suffering Serious Injuries
• One Person Killed in I-81 Accident
• Jefferson County Residents Vote Against Zoning Ordinance
• Shelter Animals Flown to Safety Through Frederick
• Frederick Hospital Opens Operating Room Doors to Public
• Santa Arrives at Valley Mall for the Season
• Former "Rosie the Riveters" Honored in Shepherdstown
• Police Report Reveals More About Judge's DUI Arrest
• Suspect At Large From Break-In at Frederick Clothing Store
• Jefferson County Residents Vote on Zoning Ordinance
• One Person Killed in I-81 Accident
• Three Students Hit by Car While Walking Home From School
• Judicial Commission to Decide Boone's Seat on Bench
• Flu Clinic Organizers Get Crowd Control Advice From Disney
• Frederick Senior Bowling Team Vying for National Title
• Brunswick Native Advances to Karaoke Finals on Oprah
• 167th Airlift Wing Practices Deployment to Disaster Area
• Wash. Co. Judge Arrested on Drunk Driving Charge
• Army Depot Observes Moment of Silence for Fort Hood Victims
• Construction Worker Killed in Buckeystown
• Three Students Hit By Car While Walking Home from School
• More H1N1 Vaccines Due Out Next Week in Washington County
• Frederick County Native Stars in Oprah's Karaoke Contest
• Firefighters from Three States Battle Blaze
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• Firefighters from Three States Battle Blaze
• Journey of a Lifetime Stops in Shepherdstown
• Martin's And Giant Grocery Stores Recall Beef
• Man Charged With Setting Fire At His Home
• Two Injured In Eastern Blvd. Crash
• Army Reserve Soldiers Celebrate Homecoming in Martinsburg
• Precautions at the Pumps: Fill Your Tank Safely
• Tractor Trailer Accident Closes Interstate 81 Ramps
• Scott's Spots: The Carlisle Indian School
• Locals Protest Health Care Bill in Washington, D.C.
• Court System Could Get Involved in Incinerator Debate
• McClement Declared Mayor After Final Vote Count
• Investigators Rule Out Some Causes for Fatal Fire
• Frederick Woman Sentenced to 10 Years for Burglaries
• PATH Agrees to Delay Project Consideration in WV
• Standing Room Only at Town Hall Meeting Protesting Cuts to DDA
• Doggie Bootcamp: Training Seeing-Eye Pups
• Study Claims Table Games Will Boost Charles Town Economy
• BOE Member Gets Probation for DUI Charge
• D.C. Sniper Attorneys Trying to Stop Execution
• UPDATE: Man Dies From Catching on Fire at Gas Station
• Overturned Tractor Trailer Jams Up Traffic at I-270 & MD 85
• Man Severely Burned When Gas Station Goes Up in Flames
• Man Severely Burned When Gas Station Goes Up in Flames
• Trailer Home Destroyed by Fire
• Man Sentenced for Tampering Wtih Evidence in Murder Case
• PA Voters Elect Judges, Supervisors, School Board
• McDonnell Defeats Deeds in VA Governor Race
• Judd Concedes, McClement Projected to Win Frederick Mayor
• Excitement Building for North/South Gridiron Clash
• Bed and Breakfasts Honor Troops With Complimentary Stay
• New Big Brothers Big Sisters Director Predicting Big Changes
• Chambersburg Fire Chief New to the Job, But Not the Profession
• Suspected Credit Card Thieves Caught on Camera
• Wash. Co. Commission Debates Curbside Recycling Availability
• Four Students Accused with Assault at School for Deaf
• Aspiring Rapper Indicted in Inwood Teen's Murder
• Judges, School Board Members Up For Election in PA
• Firefighter Pleads Not Guilty To Arson Charge
• Attorneys Plan to Appeal Death Sentence for Sniper
• Voters Head to the Polls on Election Day
• Drivers in Maryland See Higher Prices at the Pump
• Community Members Discuss Table Games Referndum
• Health Officials Recall Ground Beef
• Another Man Attacked With Baseball Bat In Frederick
• Frederick County House Suffers Substantial Damage in Fire
• Driver Killed in Fiery Car Accident in Jefferson County
• Citizen-Supported Park Unveiled for Veterans Day
• Fairplay Boy Receives Support in Recovery from Nearly-Fatal Bike Accident
• Cumberland Man Leads Police on High-Speed Chase
• Woman Rescued After Fall on Appalachian Trail
• Drunk Driver Crashes Car Into Frederick House
• Flag Football Debuts in Maryland's Special Olympics
• Civil War Enthusiasts Gather to Relive History
• Missing Three-Year-Old Found on Franklin County Farm
• Washington County Superintendent Named MD's Superintendent of the Year
• Suspected Drunk Driver Involved in Accident that Injures Eight
• 85th Annual Alsatia Mummers Parade Brings Thousands to Hagerstown Streets
• Jefferson County Driver Dies After Hitting Tree
• Harvest Hoedown Kicks off Halloween Weekend
• One Dead Following Two Accidents in Eastern Panhandle
• Man in Drag Tries to Lure Girl into Car
• NBC25's Fright Lights 2009 Winner
• Father May be Responsible for Injuring Infant
• Man Beaten With Baseball Bat; Police Look for Suspects
• Window Blinds And Shades Recalled
• Man Accused of Making Explosives at Local Trailer Park
• Man Beats Victim With Bat, Supect At-Large
• Halloween in Baker Park
• Schoolyard Habitat Program
• NBC25 Goes Inside Operations With Washington County's SWAT Team
• Swine Flu Vaccine Available for Kids With Chornic Health Conditions
• Health Department Makes Cuts to Programs, Employees
• Judge Orders New Competency Evaluation for Donald Surber
• School Bus Driver Facing Drug Charges
• Motion Filed to Dismiss PATH Proposal In WV
• Police Catch Would-Be Burglar in the Act
• Allegiant Air Service to Resume in Hagerstown
• Preparations Underway for Annual Alsatia Mummers Parade
• Tips to Keeping Pets Safe on Halloween
• Study Finds Lead In Halloween Face Paint
• Discount Mammograms Offered at Local Hospitals
• Thieves Target Vacant Homes in Cumberland
• Pick-Up Crashes into Greencastle Home
• Prison Officials to Unveil New Statewide Community Alert System
• Sheetz Settles Salmonella Lawsuit With Tomato Supplier
• D.C. Sniper Scheduled to Die By Lethal Injection
• Police Investigate Alleged Sexual Assault at MD School for the Deaf
• Candidates for Frederick City Mayor Face Off in Debate
• Residents Question Proposed Zoning Changes
• NTSB Determines Cause of Helicopter Crash
• Women With Breast Cancer Use Prosthetics After Mastectomies
• Teen Killed; Two Others Injured in Crash
• Police Searching for Missing Girl
• Teen Killed; Two Others Injured in Crash
• City May Cover Medical Bills of Dog Shot By Officer
• Three-Felony Conviction Rule Sends Man to Prison for Life
• Security Checkpoints Coming To MARC Train Stations
• FCMC Restricts Visitors Due To H1N1
• Murder Suspect Deemed Incompetent To Stand Trial
• Maryland School for the Deaf Burglarized
• Lawmakers Meet to Discuss Transportation Needs
• Night of Jazz Benefits New Museum Plans in Hagerstown
• Annual Memory Walk Raises Money for Alzheimer's Association
• Monster Mash Benefits Quadripalegic Man
• Civil War Scenes Re-enacted in Hagerstown for Future TV Show
• Thurmont Site Commemorated for Role in Revolutionary War
• Debate Over Table Games Continues in Jefferson County
• Suspected Robber Arrested After High-Speed Chase
• Annual Eisenhower Dinner Brings Berkeley County Republicans Together
• Wounded Soldier's Honored in Thurmont's "Make A Difference Day"
• Record Funds Raised For Annual Step-n-Stride Event
• Two Men Arrested After Early Morning Car Chase
• Serious Accident Injures Four In Jefferson County
• Ice Cream Pulled From Local Grocery Stores Shelves
• More Local Hospitals Restrict Visitors Under 18
• Health Officials Begin To Distribute Swine Flu Shipments
• Get What You Pay For? PA Doesn't Require Octane Level Testing