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Elections director: 'we're going to be lucky if we break 25 percent'
This article has been read 392 times. Only about a quarter of Washington County's registered voters will be heading to the polls today in a contest that features local races and statewide appellate court judgeships.
Washington's Newseum a news junkie's dream
The facade of Washington's newest museum, the Newseum, has the 45 words of the United States First Amendment engraved on a massive 23-metre-high slab of Tennessee marble facing Pennsylvania Ave.
IRS Undelivered Refunds: Washington County
Share + Nov 6, 2009 12:53 pm US/Eastern HARRISBURG The Internal Revenue Service owes refunds totaling over $3.7 Million to more than 3,000 taxpayers in Pennsylvania.
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SUV Crash Into Plant In Washington Co. Injures 5
Share + Nov 6, 2009 2:30 pm US/Eastern WASHINGTON, PA 1 of 1 The SUV tried to make a turn but hit a bump, went airborne, traveled about 30 feet and then crashed through the cinderblock and brick wall.
5 hurt in Washington, Pa., crash
A driver and four passengers were injured when their vehicle crashed into a building early today in Washington County.
Palin Book Tour Stopping At W. Pa. Sam's Club
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Palin book tour comes through Washington, Pa.
NEW YORK -- Sarah Palin's book tour will be marching through Washington, Pa. No stops are planned in Seattle, San Francisco, Philadelphia, L.A. and other major cities that are standard for authors on the road, but where voters tend to be Democrats.
Manning, Staniszewski leading in city council race
This article has been read 164 times. Democrat Joe Manning and Republican Matt Staniszewki were victorious Tuesday, both winning four-year term seats on Washington City Council.
Man guilty in slaying of 2 Ohio students on Pa.
WASHINGTON, Pa. - A former Pittsburgh man has been convicted again of killing two Ohio college students a decade ago.
Newseum in Washington is a news junkie's dream tour of news, past and present
The facade of Washington's newest museum, the Newseum, has the 45 words of the United States First Amendment engraved on a massive 23-metre-high slab of Tennessee marble facing Pennsylvania Ave.
Holiday train display travels to Washington
This article has been read 415 times. Citizens Library will receive some much-needed cash this holiday season through a group of hobbyists who enjoy setting up miniature train displays.
Pennsylvania Breaker sees growing demand from wind generation industry
A five-year-old startup company that makes circuit beakers for the power industry is seeing growing demand for its products from wind generating farms around the country.
Attorney for Washington, McGuffey schools looks to spur promised reassessment
This article has been read 115 times. Two school districts are asking a Washington County judge to force the Washington County commissioners to move forward with a countywide property reassessment, as they agreed to in a court stipulation last November.
Pumpkin carver is master of his craft Suburban Living
Pumpkin carver is master of his craft by Patricia Van Horn One family goes all out on Halloween night in Cecil Township's Pristine Fields neighborhood.
This article has been read 162 times. The Washington County History & Landmarks Foundation is conducting a survey of what has been an overlooked history of the inner-city black experience in Washington.
Ghost Living On Washington & Jefferson's Campus?
Share + Oct 27, 2009 11:58 pm US/Eastern WASHINGTON, PA 1 of 1 The ghost of a Confederate soldier is believed to be living on the third floor of the president's house at Washington and Jefferson College.
3 Men Sentenced In Killing Of Retired Pa. Chief
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Police Investigating Hit-And-Run Robbery
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Contestants Toss Pumpkins For Chance For Tickets
Share + Oct 21, 2009 4:03 pm US/Eastern There areA few things that signal autumn more than pumpkins.
Fire destroys Buffalo Township house
This article has been read 905 times. A fire destroyed a house in Buffalo Township this morning.