Monday Jun 29 | Cumberland Times-News
Coney crowd out for Sunday in Park
The turnout might not have been as big as previous years, with fear of rain and a slightly overcast day, but the spirit of community remained at Sunday in the Park.
Friends, families can find fireworks on the Fourth
Following are some of the Fourth of July fireworks displays scheduled in our area: Cumberland: It'll be Red, White and Blue Day at Constitution Park in celebration of the Fourth of July.
Families can become birds of a feather
When was the last time you sat outside and watched birds? But even more, did you know what birds you were seeing? Rick and Terry Michels, owners of Queen City Creamery, are trying to change that and, in the process, help out scientists at Cornell University in Ithaca, N.Y., gather data about the birds in urban areas.
Georgea s Creek Days events kick off today
For more than 20 years, there has been an annual tradition in Lonaconing, and this year's focus particularly is on the heritage and history of the town.
Harford man charged in alleged assault
A Harford County man was arrested early Tuesday after he allegedly assaulted a Lonaconing man during an incident at an East Main Street residence.
John Taube, Allegany County Library System director, left, and Ted Troxell, show one of the new books purchased as a gift from the estate of Cumberland native and longtime city resident Robert Troxell who died April 14, 2008.
Marshalla s Confectionary closing
Say goodbye. At 4 p.m. on June 30, you can say adios to cheeseburgers and fries eaten in old, black, oak booths.
Volunteers: Please be generous when they ask for your help
We recently published a letter to the editor from one of our area volunteer fire companies, which is beginning its annual fund drive.
Missing Mrs. Moffatt: Georges Creek a legenda retiring
Ever since Georges Creek Elementary School first opened its doors in 1975, Barbara Moffatt has been teaching there.
Victor Cullen detainees attacked employees
Staff members at Victor Cullen Center in northern Frederick County, Md., were attacked with screwdrivers, wooden chairs and staple guns last week while the juvenile detention center was temporarily overtaken by its detainees, an assistant public defender told a judge Wednesday.
Drainage work under way on Main Street in Frostburg
The Maryland State Highway Administration has begun a project to improve drainage along Main Street through downtown Frostburg.
Estimated 5,000 expected to view Creek fireworks
Another 5,000 or so viewers are expected to watch the Georges Creek Fireworks display scheduled for July 3 at the Westmar Middle School Athletic Field, according to Mike Staup, chairman of the fireworks committee.
Dona t let US Wind Force write its own regulations
The duped Allegany county public doesn't know much about the US Wind Force, LLC, located in a five-employee office in Wexford, Pa.
Countya s theaters highlight of Alco book
Of the 11 local history books produced by Allegany High School students over the years, the most popular - by far - was the one about movie theaters.
Where can we find help to save this endangered species?
Once again, history is being lost - it is being given away because of lack of funding support.
Public works funds to benefit parks, wastewater plant
Improvements will be made in two area state parks and at a local wastewater treatment plant using funds approved by the Maryland Board of Public Works.
Lonaconing resident recipient of environmental education award
Wind Power Developer will Plead Case in Allegany
The Allegany County Commissioners have agreed to let a wind-power developer plead its case against proposed restrictions that the company says amount to a ban on wind-power development in the western Maryland county.
The Allegany County Commissioners are poised to vote on a package of proposed restrictions on wind turbines in the western Maryland county.
Handmade chocolate rabbits and peanut butter eggs are quickly disappearing at the Prin-cess Restaurant, but reinforcements are coming in time for Easter.