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At least one person was injured in a mobile home fire at 17804 Sierra Lane in Oldtown that was reported at 1:54 p.m. Monday, according to the Allegany County 911 center.
Seasonal flu vaccine clinic Friday
The Allegany County Health Department will hold a clinic for seasonal flu vaccines and pneumococcal vaccines only Friday from 9 a.m. to noon at its office in the Willowbrook Office Complex.
10/27 - Frostburg chase ends with crash
Charges are pending against a Mount Savage man in connection with a high-speed chase early Saturday that occurred before the driver lost control of his vehicle a short time later on Parkersburg Road.
The owner of a boardwalk hotel where a carbon monoxide leak sickened several people over the summer has pleaded guilty to failure to provide carbon monoxide detectors.
Maryland State Police continued the investigation into Wednesday night's head-on collison on U.S. Route 40 in LaVale that claimed the lives of three Mount Savage residents, including a mother and her 11-year-old son, and severely injured a Frostburg man.
3 Killed In Head-On Collision In Western Md.
Three people were killed in a head-on collision in the Allegany County community of LaVale.
Greene Street paving begins today CUMBERLAND - The Cumberland Street Department will begin paving Greene Street from Allegany Street to Lee Street today and will continue through Friday, weather permitting.
Youth orchestra starting small, setting sights on symphony
Allegany High School freshman Chloe Bonifacio said she joined the new Tri-State Youth Orchestra in an effort to get more practice time with a violin pressed to her chin.
Public meeting with delegation delayed one week
The District 1 legislative delegation's meeting with the public has been pushed back one week due to multiple schedule conflicts.
Fire victims need help for daughter ZIHLMAN - The accidental fire that occurred Tuesday on Green Row Road displaced a couple with an 11-year-old daughter, according to fire victim Jyme Stevey.
Mount Savage giving new meaning to reading exercises
Fifth-graders at Mount Savage Elementary School jogged in place and hopped to the left and right over an imaginary line Thursday morning, but they weren't taking a PEclass.
Students learning through nature
Boy, do Jordan Fletcher and Myla Lee know their shapes. Fletcher, 3, likes rectangles best.
Fire leaves Zihlman man homeless
An accidental fire early Tuesday has displaced a resident at 10910 Green Row Road until utilities can be restored, according to the Maryland State Fire Marshal's Office.
Jennings Run stabilization job should be finished shortly after first of year
A stream stabilization project in northwest Allegany County is "moving fast" and workers from Carl Belt Inc.
Great Allegany Run to affect Saturday morning traffic
The 28th annual Great Allegany Run will be held Saturday and some traffic patterns will be changed that morning.
County approves borrowing nearly $5 million
Allegany County Commissioners Bob Hutcheson and Dale Lewis gave county government the authority to borrow nearly $5 million toward capital improvement projects affecting education, economic development and highway safety.
New school board member will also be its youngest
Michael Llewellyn was in the eighth grade the first time he met Jane Dawson, whose death in July left the Allegany County Board of Education with an empty seat.
Kadin Halcomb, 2, of Mount Savage looks over gords Sunday afternoon at the Daughton's Greenhouse booth at the annual Iron Rail Days celebration in his hometown.
Officer signs on for Mountain Ridge post
A new but familiar presence at Mountain Ridge High School, Cpl. J.M. Sites will soon be seen in area elementary schools as well.
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