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Nearly $150,000 involved in Greencastle embezzlement case

GREENCASTLE – The Greencastle Police Department has filed embezzlement charges against Krista D. Murr, 55, Greencastle, the former treasurer of Moss Spring Pool, after a...

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Hagerstown to consider accepting roadway extensions

HAGERSTOWN – The City of Hagerstown is poised to expand its public road system with the acceptance of extensions of Lois Harrison Boulevard...

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Maryland Winter Safety Awareness Week kicks off

HAGERSTOWN – As winter approaches, the Washington County’s Office of Emergency Management shares information from the National Weather Service encouraging residents to prepare...

Local Government

County’s strategic plan for critical infrastructure improvements paying off

CHAMBERSBURG – The Franklin County Board of Commissioners set strategic goals when establishing an infrastructure management plan for the county’s inventory of county-owned...

Local Government

Township planners consider solar ordinance

WAYNESBORO – The Washington Township Planning and Zoning Committee will discuss two items relating to solar energy at their 1:30 p.m. meeting on...

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Hagerstown considers Airport Business Park extension

HAGERSTOWN – The Hagerstown City Council will discuss a proposal to extend water and wastewater service leading to development of a 16-acre industrial...

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Washington County Commissioners to hold 2 meetings Monday

HAGERSTOWN – Washington County Commissioners will have a busy day Monday, holding their regular 9 a.m. meeting as usual in county offices, followed...

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Police seeking package thieves

WAYNESBORO – The Waynesboro Police Department is investigating a theft of packages from the 100 block of West North Street on Dec. 4...

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