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Civil War events feature minstrel song revival
Tags: civil war reeanactment, music, banjo,
Arson causes $50,000 in damage to Md. house
Fire officials say arson is the cause of a fire that damaged a vacant house near Hagerstown.
Alzheimer's Assn. closing Hagerstown office
The Alzheimer's Association says it will close its Hagerstown office next month in an effort to save money amid a tough economy.
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Volvo Trucks opens new Md. assembly line
Swedish truck maker AB Volvo is adding 50 jobs in Hagerstown with the opening of a new, $8 million assembly line.
Shoppers take advantage of tax-free week in Md.
Shoppers in Maryland are taking advantage of the state's weeklong sales tax holiday.
Tags: Peter Franchot, Hagerstown Premium Outlets, Shop Maryland Week
Md. offers free camping gear to service members
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources is teaming up with The North Face to offer military service members free camping gear at selected state parks.
Inmate-grown produce freshens food pantry stocks
Maryland food pantries are picking up fresh produce regularly from state prisons.
New Hagerstown library to open later than expected
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Disabled Md. boy's stolen specialty trike returned
Police in Hagerstown say they have recovered a therapeutic tricycle worth $8,000 that was stolen from a disabled 7-year-old boy.
Tags: therapeutic tricycle
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