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LOCAL HISTORY: Waynesboro area landmarks – gone but not forgotten
Living in Waynesboro, local landmarks play sentimental roles in a performance that celebrates the community’s uniqueness and cultural values. Glancing at them from a distance, or entering their domain, reminds us we live in a place unlike any other. We are home. But like all towns, these...
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SNIFF NOTES: Christmas Chaos
It’s Christmas time again. Mom and Dad have put up the tree and the kids helped decorate it and I am trying so,...
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Foot Notes: You don’t always have to be the main character
One by one, my wife’s family greeted me at Thanksgiving dinner with a single question: How was the Turkey Trot? And one by...
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LOCAL HISTORY: The Hagerstown Town & Country Almanack – a long-running family tradition
A page of wisdom passed down through generations said a rural home required only two books. The first was a Bible to help...
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DINING OUT: Hidden gem near Hagerstown
HAGERSTOWN – Somewhat hidden away in a strip mall near Maugansville, you’ll find Los Primos Mexican Restaurant. The food is tasty, and the...
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LOCAL HISTORY: Giving thanks throughout the years
As another autumn ends and Thanksgiving Day nears, a look back into local history reveals fascinating people and memorable events that helped shape...
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Meet your neighbors: Dr. Mohammed Haq
If you approach Waynesboro from the east, you descend the mountain on Sunshine Highway (Route 16). As you cross the east branch of...
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FOOT NOTES: Four quick tips for running your first Turkey Trot
So you’ve finally decided to do it. You’re registered for your first Turkey Trot and, ready or not, the big day is nearly...
