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Cockroaches, unsafe food temps among violations in Washington County inspections

HAGERSTOWN, Md. — Food safety inspections conducted across Washington County in October found violations involving improper food temperatures, pest activity, sanitation, food storage and equipment maintenance at restaurants, grocery stores, schools and other food service facilities. The inspections included comprehensive reviews, complaint investigations, ownership-change inspections and follow-up visits. Several...

Washington County, MD · 19h
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Hagerstown apartment building fire displaces 12

A Sunday morning, Nov. 8, Hagerstown apartment fire that displaced 12 people was caused by discarded smoking material and ruled an accident, according to the Maryland state fire marshal's office. The fire began on a fourth-story rear porch at 302 N. Potomac St., according to a release from the fire marshal's office. The apartment building is at the northeast corner of Randolph Avenue. No injuries were reported. The Red Cross is helping the displaced residents. The Hagerstown Fire Department posted on its Facebook page that the fire department was alerted just after 10:30 a.m. Sunday to an odor of smoke in the apartment building. Arriving firefighters found smoke showing from the building, and discovered a working fire in the apartments on the fourth floor. Initial responders were able to keep the fire contained, according to the Hagerstown Fire Department post. A Hagerstown Police drone helped firefighters size up the part of the situation that could not be seen from street level, the post states. It took firefighters 20 minutes to control the fire, which was discovered by a resident, according to the state fire marshal's office. Under control generally means the main fire is knocked out and firefighters are searching

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Boonsboro Fire Company to host Breakfast with Santa

BOONSBORO, Md. — The First Hose Company of Boonsboro will host its annual Breakfast with Santa on Saturday, Dec. 5, offering families an opportunity to enjoy breakfast, holiday activities and a visit with Santa Claus. The event will take place from 8 to 11 a.m. at the fire company,...

Boonsboro, MD · 13h
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Virginia Mail Carrier Robbed At Gunpoint, Then Thieves Sent A Photo Of Their Prize To Maryland

A Virginia mail carrier had just finished a delivery when a masked gunman approached her truck, pointed a handgun at her, and demanded something far more valuable to his accomplices than the mail she was carrying. Her master key. Demarih Lockhart and Deangelo Raquan Martin Harris, both 22, of Virgini…

Virginia Beach, VA · 8h

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This Charming Little Maryland Town Is So Budget Friendly It Feels Almost Too Good To Be True

There’s a moment when you first drive into Thurmont, Maryland, when the mountains appear in front of you and the flags are lining the street and the whole scene looks so unreasonably pleasant that your first instinct is to check if there’s a catch. There isn’t one.

Thurmont, MD · 17h

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Prepare To Shop Til You Drop At This Enormous Maryland Outlet Mall Worth Driving For

Your wallet is about to have a very complicated relationship with Hagerstown Premium Outlets in Hagerstown, Maryland. This is the kind of place that makes you question every financial decision you’ve ever made, in the best possible way. Now to be honest about something right away. Most of you...

Hagerstown, MD · 21h

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West Virginia man gets 2 life sentences plus 30 years for 2018 Maryland double murder after appeal

BURTONSVILLE, Md. - A West Virginia man received two life sentences plus 30 years in prison without the possibility of parole after the retrial of a Maryland double murder case, according to the Montgomery County State's Attorney's Office. What we know:. Gregory Jones of Martinsburg was initially convicted of murder...

Burtonsville, MD · 1d

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Two Juveniles Arrested in Frederick Alley Shooting

Two juvenile suspects have been arrested following a shooting in downtown Frederick that left another juvenile injured. Police say the shooting happened November 2nd in the 500 block of Klineharts Alley. The victim suffered a gunshot wound to the leg but was treated for non-life-threatening injuries. Following an investigation, detectives identified two juveniles believed to be involved and took them into custody Friday morning, November 6th. Both face juvenile complaints alleging first-degree assault, second-degree assault and related offenses.

Frederick, MD · 1d

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Crews Knock Down Fourth-Floor Apartment Fire on North Potomac Street in Hagerstown

Firefighters brought a fire under control Sunday morning in a fourth-floor apartment at 300 N. Potomac St. in downtown Hagerstown. Crews cut through the roof to vent smoke and searched the building floor by floor before clearing the scene sometime after 1 p.m. The fire was in a fourth-floor apartment....

Hagerstown, MD · 2d

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Six Maryland Bowling Alleys Where Duckpin Lanes And Snack Bar Food Haven’t Changed In Decades

Duckpin bowling is about as Maryland as it gets. The balls are small enough to palm, the pins are short and squat, and you get three rolls per frame instead of two. Most of the country never caught on, but a handful of old neighborhood alleys across the state still keep the lanes oiled and the snack bar open. Some still use pencil and paper scoring, and a few look like nobody has moved the furniture since your parents were kids.

Hagerstown, MD · 2d

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Garrett County Holds 60 Percent Snow Chance Friday While Baltimore, Frederick, and Most of Maryland See Chilly Rain and a Sharp Cooldown

MARYLAND — Snow chances for the end of the week have dropped sharply across most of Maryland, but Garrett County in the far western part of the state still holds a 60 percent chance of snow by Friday evening. The National Blend of Models also shows a smaller 10 percent chance along the Catoctin Ridge in Frederick County. For most of the region, the storm will bring a chilly rain Thursday into Friday, followed by temperatures running close to 15 degrees below average.

Garrett County, MD · 19h

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Washington County Commission to consider $2.6 million in jail renovations

HAGERSTOWN, Md. – The Washington County Board of County Commissioners will consider $2.6 million in renovations for the county detention center, a $1.3 million level funding plan for community organizations and proposed changes to pedestrian and bicycle facilities along U.S. 40 when it meets Tuesday, Nov. 10. The commissioners...

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Frederick Woman Admits to 15-Year Payroll Embezzlement Scheme

A 52-year-old Frederick woman has pleaded guilty to federal wire fraud charges after admitting to stealing more than $730,000 from a private, member-owned country club where she worked in accounting and human resources. Tara Williams admitted that she used her position and access to the club’s payroll system to carry...

Frederick, MD · 1d

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Hub City Vinyl has 5 live shows coming in November

Five live music shows are coming to Live at Hub City Vinyl in Hagerstown from Nov. 10 through Nov. 19, featuring Chicago blues, Americana and a tribute to the Everly Brothers. The shows are open to ages 12 and older, according to a community announcement. Advance ticket pricing ends at midnight the night before each performance. Live at Hub City Vinyl is at 28 E. Baltimore St. in Hagerstown. The lineup includes: Nov. 10, 7 p.m.: The Everly Brothers Experience featuring the Zmed Brothers. Doors open at 6 p.m. The Zmed Brothers pay tribute to the Everly Brothers and their signature harmonies. Tickets are $28 in advance, $45 for premium reserved seating and $33 at the door. Nov. 12, 8 p.m.: The Nick Moss Band featuring Dennis Gruenling. The Alligator Records artists perform Chicago blues and were named Band of the Year at the 2024 Blues Music Awards, according to the announcement. Tickets are $27 in advance, $42 for premium reserved seating and $32 at the door. Nov. 17, 8 p.m.: Toronzo Cannon. The Alligator Records recording artist and 10-time Blues Music Award nominee performs modern Chicago blues, according to the announcement. Tickets are $28 in advance, $43 for premium

Hagerstown, MD · 1d

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Neighbors of Frederick park concerned that new mural doesn’t fit surroundings

The colorful mural on a bridge over Carroll Creek is drawing some ire from neighbors, not for its vivid creativity but over concerns that it doesn't align aesthetically with its surroundings.

Frederick, MD · 1d

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Revive Medical Wellness and Aesthetics opens new Hagerstown location

HAGERSTOWN, Md. — Starting out in 2024 in Williamsport as an in-home practice, Revive Medical Wellness and Aesthetics celebrated its new clinic location last week with a grand opening ceremony. Supporters and local officials turned out to welcome the new business to Mount Aetna Road and explore what the clinic has to offer.

Hagerstown, MD · 2d

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High school scores and standings from Nov. 2-7

Deep into the fall postseason, only seven area squads remain in competition. Six of those teams hail from Smithsburg and North Hagerstown. The Leopards and Hubs had sharp playoff performances on the volleyball court last week, with both groups sweeping their opponents in Maryland’s region semifinals. Smithsburg will be playing for a 1A West II title this week, while North will be competing for the 3A West I crown.

Smithsburg, MD · 1d

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ANTIETAM NATIONAL BATTLEFIELD Sharpsburg, Maryland

This major battle fought by 100,000 soldiers lasted 12 hours on September 17,1862 left 23,000 killed, wounded or missing. General Robert E. Lee and the Confederate Army forded the Potomac River and retreated to Virginia. We enjoyed the movie in the visitor center documenting the battle and then drove around the battlefield afterwards.

Sharpsburg, MD · 2d

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Oakdale and Middletown March Their Way to State Championships

Two Frederick County high school marching bands are bringing home some major hardware after a big day of music and performance! Oakdale High and Middletown High both captured state titles Saturday at the Maryland Marching Band Association Championships at Towson University. Oakdale took top honors in the 4A category with...

Middletown, MD · 11h

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Almanack: Mind your health with these tips

HAGERSTOWN, Md. — With cold and flu season coming quickly, it is very important to build up the immune system and stay ahead of germs. Here are some health tips from the 2026 Almanack to help battle cold weather ailments. Take those extra steps. “Turn everyday activities into light...

Hagerstown, MD · 1d