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This article has been read 95 times. Numerous people recently appeared in Washington County Court on criminal charges.

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A bill that would legalize table games at Pennsylvania casinos also includes a change in the local share account that would give each municipality in Washington County $25,000 and $10 for each resident per year.

This article has been read 13 times. Centerville Clinics in Fredericktown recently acquired new technology that may separate the words "dreaded" and "mammogram." The clinic's new digital mammography machine, manufactured by Hologic, offers many features not available on traditional mammography machines.

It's that that time of year again, flu season, and with the H1N1 virus thrown into the mix, people are starting to take a little more precaution to avoid getting sick.

A Rockwood business closed Tuesday after a fire forced workers to evacuate. Aluminum powder caught fire in an exhaust ventilation unit at Rockwood Manufacturing Co., Rockwood fire Chief Jim Miller said.

World War I program Tuesday at Bedford Valley Bible Church CENTERVILLE, Pa. - Living historian Joe Gardner will share the experiences of Sgt.

BY RUTH RICE RRICE@TRIBDEM.COM Ligonier Highland Games will be held from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. today and Saturday at Idlewild Park, Route 30, Ligonier.

Depot Deli opened last week at 498 W. High Street in Elizabethtown. The 50-seat caf near the train station takes the place of the Fractured Prune, which moved to Lancaster city.

A family of four fled their burning home early today after fire started in the living room of their one-story house in Somerset Township, authorities said.

This article has been read 111 times. Thirteen police departments in Washington County are receiving a share of $1.4 million in federal money to purchase equipment.

Paul Peirce can be reached via e-mail or at 724-850-2860. The mother of a Brownsville man accused in the slaying of Mark Joseph Pierce, 34, over an alleged drug debt has been charged with multiple criminal counts since state police investigating Pierce's death discovered multiple identification cards from other people in her purse.

The state of the game in 2009 looks much different than it did 10, 20 and even 40 years ago.