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Principal earns national award
Dean M. Warrenfeltz, principal of Winchester Avenue School in Martinsburg, has been selected as West Virginia's 2009 National Distinguished Principal.
Child Sex Offender Arrested Again
A convicted child sex offender is in trouble with the law again. Authorities say Michael Folk approached a 17-year-old boy, on Monday night, as the victim walked home from playing basketball at Frostburg State University.
For Nikki Everett, a typical summer day starts around 6 a.m. and includes more than four hours in a classroom, where she studies math, science, writing, literature, and preps for the SAT.
Solid waste review eyed for Frostburg
Sometime this fall and with the help of Frostburg's citizenry, Public Works Commissioner Susan Keller hopes to have a new road map for dealing with solid waste management in the Mountain City.
Bridge replacement to begin Monday WOODLAND - The bridge at the intersection of Old Legislative and Klondike roads will be closed to all traffic beginning Monday so that the Allegany County Roads Division may begin work to replace the superstructure.
Seven charged in alleged textbook theft scheme at FSU
Seven people were charged Wednesday by the C3I Unit in connection with a textbook theft scheme at Frostburg State University.
Junior geniuses brainstorm on energy sources
The brainpower assembled last week in a science laboratory at Frostburg State University could help solve America's energy crisis.
We like to look at high schools as the launching pads for the journey our young people will take into the rest of their lives.
Nearly 100 stakeholders, including property owners, business professionals, elected officials and others gathered on Tuesday to learn how best to take advantage of the natural gas deposit known as the Marcellus Shale.
Cadre of 25 runners competes in Milton Medical Park 5K
The morning was beautiful, the setting perfect and the crowd delightfully friendly and small at 25 athletes for the first running of the Milton Medical Park 5K.
FSU helps buy protective suits for Frostburg ambulance crews
Frostburg State University and the FSU Foundation Inc. have donated a total of $8,000 to pay for the purchase of bloodborne pathogen protective suits for members of the Frostburg Area Ambulance Service.
Board approves Baltimore Hebrew merger with Towson University
The Maryland Board of Regents agreed unanimously Friday to allow Baltimore Hebrew University to become part of Towson University , closing one chapter in the life of the 90-year-old institution of Jewish learning and opening another.
Cumberland man policing Ocean City as seasonal officer
A day at the beach has taken on new meaning for Justin Sirbaugh. Now a fully trained seasonal officer with the Ocean City Police Department, the 2005 Fort Hill High School graduate began work Thursday following recent graduation from the department's 190-hour training program.
Students from Frostburg State University are learning about severe weather the old fashioned way; they are experiencing it in person.
NAACP souvenir booklet proceeds will help fund scholarships
The Allegany County Branch of the NAACP's Commemorative Souvenir Program Booklet will be offered for sale with proceeds going to a scholarship fund for two Allegany County students.
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Industry Leader Amber L. Brant Added to the Cambridge Who's Who Network
TIMONIUM, MD, June 9, 2009 /Cambridge Who's Who/ -- Amber L. Brant, Owner of Kiss the Sky Designs, has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for showing dedication, leadership and excellence in all aspects of jewelry design.
Tech High grads take their next step
By the time Principal Jeffrey E. Stouffer finished saying 'congratulations,' graduates had pulled off their mortarboards and tossed them in the air.
Childrena s authors, illustrator leading FSU course
Teachers and community members with an interest in children's literature can register to attend the Frostburg State University Children's Literature Centre's Summer Author Institute during the week of July 13.
A reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest in connection with theft of a safe from a Lower Town Creek Road residence in Oldtown.
Delegate addresses Republican club
Delegate Wendell Beitzel spoke to members of the Allegany County Republican Club during their May meeting.