May 25, 2009 | Herald-Mail
Nine charged after raid on liquor store
Nine people were charged Friday after members of the Washington County Narcotics Task Force, assisted by members of the Drug Enforcement Administration's Hagerstown Resident Office, executed a search-and-seizure warrant at Chocolate Park Liquors at 25313 Military Road in Cascade, according to a task force press release.
Nine Arrested at Liquor Store from Drug Investigation
Police arrested nine people at a liquor store on Friday as part of an on going drug investigation.
Mikulski pledges support to I-81 improvements
During a lunch Tuesday with the Washington County Commissioners, U.S. Sen. Barbara A. Mikulski, D-Maryland, pledged to support improvements to Interstate 81 and agreed to keep an eye out for a major business or government agency that could anchor the development at the former Fort Ritchie U.S. Army base in Cascade.
Redistricting committee supports two possible shifts
A panel considering new enrollment boundaries for Washington County Public Schools gave preliminary support Tuesday to two redistricting proposals.
Proposal to bus Clear Spring students tabled
A proposal to bus Clear Spring-area students to Hancock already has been tabled, a member of a school redistricting committee said Tuesday, responding to angry feedback from the weekend.
Redistricting plan gets jeers in Clear Spring
Clear Spring-area residents gathered Sunday to protest a plan to shift 130 students to Hancock schools through a countywide redistricting effort.
Two companies move to Fort Ritchie
Two firms recently have located to Fort Ritchie at Cascade. Aspen Grove Inc., an independent company that provides property management solutions for bank-owned real estate, is leasing 855 square feet in ...
PenMar executive director resigns
PenMar Development Corp. Executive Director Rich Rook has resigned effective Jan.
Washington County gets into business of Fort Detrick
If it helps to have friends in high places, Washington County's economy has one it needs in Col.
PenMar to donate $1 million to school
The Washington County Board of Education voted Tuesday to approve a $1 million donation from the PenMar Development Corp.
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