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Candidates hold onto leads as ballot canvassing continues
The canvassing of ballots from Tuesday’s 2020 presidential primary election continued throughout the week.
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Art supported amid COVID-19
Basic photography studio costs and a sculpture class interrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic will be compensated for two Washington County artists by emergency grant money allocated by the Maryland State Arts Council.
Read moreTheater, museum receive heritage grants
Two Washington County organizations are among dozens statewide that received grants from the Maryland Heritage Areas Authority.
Read moreSnook Pool to open Monday; Potterfield still closed
Memorial Day might have been better, but weekend temperatures in the 80s and no rain expected Monday should provide a perfect opening day for the Marty Snook Pool.
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Demonstrators vow to sustain momentum until change happens
ATLANTA (AP) — Protesters stirred by the death of George Floyd vowed Friday to turn an extraordinary outpouring of grief into a sustained movement as demonstrations shifted to a calmer, but no less determined, focus on addressing racial injustice.
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Economy gains 2.5M jobs in May, unemployment eases to 13.3% as businesses start to reopen
The economy unexpectedly gained 2.5 million jobs in May after record losses the prior month as states began allowing businesses shuttered by the coronavirus to reopen and many Americans returned to work.
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WCPS announces modified plans for high school graduations
After months of questions and speculations, Washington County Public Schools has announced graduation plans for seniors.
Read more- COVID-19 claims more victims in Tri-state
- Candidates hold onto leads as ballot canvassing continues
- Hancock man charged with embezzling from Masons, rod and gun club
- Theater, museum receive heritage grants
- Art supported amid COVID-19
- Two county roads to be closed Monday
- Snook Pool to open Monday; Potterfield still closed
- Business people
- Williamsport man charged with attempted rape
- Smithsburg park pavilion to be renovated
- Berkeley County murder cases transferred to circuit court in slaying of two women
- WASHS Senior Ride set for Saturday
- Greencastle-Antrim seniors begin graduation festivities
- Franklin County to get $14M in federal CARES Act funds
- Longtime Berkeley County 911 center director to retire at year's end
- Berkeley Springs, W.Va., man accused of abusing 3-year-old boy
- Chambersburg approves limited disconnections of unpaid utility bills starting in July
- Mid-July groundbreaking set for Mountaineer Recovery Center expansion
- Berkeley County awards projects for new day report center, sheriff's office roof replacement
- Bunker Hill man sentenced to six years in 2017 slaying
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