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Elected officials, business leaders and other Western Marylanders flocked to Annapolis Thursday for the PACE legislative reception, an opportunity for the local leaders to network with state and federal decision-makers. The 36th annual event was held at the Loews Annapolis Hotel. At right are Westernport officials Commissioner Robert Lupton, Police Commissioner Fred Pritts and Mayor Daniel Laffey. The two-part event concludes today with a breakfast featuring keynote speaker Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown.
- 36TH ANNUAL PACE RECEPTION
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- Career Center launching agriculture science program
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Two local athletic greats died Wednesday
CUMBERLAND — Two bigger-than-life sports personas whose careers and achievements are etched forever into the Queen City’s athletic annals died Wednesday — Ronald F. Cage, 80, and Edward J. Schwarz, 86.
- Jessie, Llewellyn to receive Most Courageous awards
- Allegany, Hampshire, Southern are league leaders
- PSC wins, 64-43
- Moorefield tops Northern, scores season high with 87
- Mountain Ridge defeats Keyser
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Two local athletic greats died Wednesday
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No smoking
Employees from the Allegany and Garrett counties health department frequently inspect restaurants, taverns and other appropriate businesses to see if the non-smoking provisions of the state Clean Indoor Act are being violated.
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- What is it going to it take to stiffen the penalties for DUI?
- It’s wrong to blame farmers for pollution in Chesapeake Bay
- It’s coming
- Fresh faces needed on board of education
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No smoking
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Dudley rolls perfect game at Rainbow Lanes
Sinclair Dudley III rolled a perfect game and 781 set in Rainbow’s Men’s Civic League. Another perfect game scored at that center after skipping a week.
Chad Gable continues his hot streak at White Oaks. This week he had the area’s top score, bowling 821/279. Bobby Benton was next high at White Oaks rolling 727/279. - Gable rolls another 300
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- Teachers must show what is important
- Wapiti survey begins
- Gentlemen, dip that Powerbait
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Dudley rolls perfect game at Rainbow Lanes
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