Cumberland, MD News

• Cumberland, MD News
• Sunday in the Park Concert at Constitution Park
• DelFest 2012
• Field of streams
• Bank robbery suspect arrested
• GREEN PARTY
• ACM honors founder with theater-naming ceremony
• Improvements for Dan’s Mountain will boost access
• City man dies in fall from Lovers’ Leap
• Traffic improvements will make Park Street, Baltimore Avenue intersection more pedestrian friendly
• Outstanding work
• Chief: Girl’s smarts saved lives
• Community mourns loss of girls’ lives
• Belles of the Ball
• 56th annual Snow Ball
• IT’S ALWAYS BOWL SEASON
• Senator: Job creation needs to be No. 1 issue
• City Council, BOE candidates locked in
• Steelers Supporters
• In variety show, Miners rock the mic
• LEFT HAND GREEN
• Blaze destroys Short Gap residence
• Three family homes hit during weekend area fires
• Allegany animal advocate wins national recognition
• Vandals damage Lonaconing Christmas displays
• Postal plans unsettle residents
• City fire kills three
• Commission honors longtime volunteer
• Va. Tech locks down after officer, 1 other killed
• A panhandling problem
• Bob Dorsey leaves the KVFD — but it will never leave him
• City couple donates Christmas tree
• Nativity tradition continues
• ’Tis the season to support your local Salvation Army
• Firefighters injured in blaze
• Heroes honored at Veterans Day ceremony
• Foiling fallen foliage
• Community assessment paints gloomy health picture
• Snowstorm knocks out power
• CSX overhauls locomotive shop
• Allegany County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Allegany County
• Wind won’t help here
• Gourds fly over Garrett County
• Truck plows through guardrail, rolls into Little Jennings Run
• Exercise program helping respiratory patients live life
• Health system’s portable hospital gets put to the test
• Redistricting proposal would mean big changes for Western Maryland
• Fire destroys unoccupied Frostburg residence
• The bridges of Allegany County
• Local inventor receives first patent
• Several prospective tenants showing interest in empty Canal Place shops
• Program provides girls with another chance
• Braddock Stone finds a home
• M&T Bank branch robbed
• The day the world changed forever
• Lake Koon fishing pier, boat launch scheduled to be completed by Sept. 30
• Flight 93 memorial honoring passengers, crew that fought back
• Food for thought
• Fire destroys service station
• Midland homecoming parade
• The River Bedford Street
• Winning, or losing, by default
• Natural resources conference offers youth a better look — at forestry trade
• A ‘sting’ operation
• Habitat’s ‘sweat equity’
• Transportation museum to close
• Frostburg living liver donor says he’s fully recovered
• Cupcakes, cash and ribbons: Kids seek prizes at the fair
• Holding on for dear life
• ‘Celebrate, Remember, Fight Back’
• New York City kids get some Fresh Air
• Railroad ridership on upswing
• Reunion for Bowman’s Addition
• Water main break causes extensive problems
• City water service being slowly restored
• Major damage on East Side from burst water main
• For veteran, Honor Flight Tour a patriotic experience like no other
• Farmers markets showing major changes
• Paralyzed businessman handcycles Allegheny Passage
• BMXers riding the nation
• Smooth operators
• Trail use up; counters vandalized
• Summer fun
• Flintstone Marine serving in skies
• Riding tall
• Gunman robs local bank
• Passing judgment
• Cumberland officials mark completion of plant upgrades
• Summer fun turns educational
• Demolition man
• Mount Savage soldier home
• Group seeks to protect Folck’s Mill site
• Dancing Extravaganza
• Frostburg council will choose mayor
• Summer Camp
• Flag supporters
• ‘Quality craftsmanship’ evident in student-built home
• Garrett health dept. using accupuncture for detox assistance
• HERITAGE DAYS
• Not-so-feathered friend
• Open for the season
• Artists at play
• Artists at play
• Hudson jetliner rolls through area
• Making the shot
• 100 years of ministry
• HOOKED ON FISHING
• Schools leaders: Allegany can’t be fixed anymore
• Painter goes off track with latest artwork
• Lovin’ the lake
• Federal dollars essential for local governments
• Fallen troops’ kids turn to each other
• Vintage Lincoln owners showcase vehicles on city’s pedestrian mall
• Burlington may bill for service in some cases
• Workin’ on the railroad
• FSU president to graduates: ‘You’re in for the ride of your life’
• Volunteers take to streets for Day of Caring, Sharing
• Straight shooter
• Wicked weather
• Water trouble
• YMCA program’s ‘AIM’ to help prevent teen pregnancy in area
• New ambulance added to city fire department
• Friday After Five
• New Allegany county finance director named
• State department protecting area hemlock trees
• Water, sewer rates expected to rise significantly over time, report says
• Red Cross comes to Career Day
• Bicentennial celebration
• Making an entrance
• 9/11 survivor shares story of faith
• Smell the flowers
• Fire leaves family homeless
• Osama bin Laden dead
• Army Reservists return home after duty in Afghanistan
• Frostburg abduction suspect ‘on the run’
• Plan to reunify county police, deputies unveiled
• Interstate entrance ramp closing
• National Road relic
• For bail bonding companies, crime pays
• PUMP PAIN: Gas prices still climbing
• Holy journey
• Natural art
• Discussion turns passionate with subject of gas drilling
• Rare edition
• Chorus to commemorate 10th anniversary of 9/11
• City is in bloom
• Keyser girl home after transplant
• Students learn about the arts
• Little Orleans students ask not to attend Fort Hill
• Watch out below
• Earning his Eagle
• Walkers show support for autistic children, their families
• Interstate crash injures one
• Commissioners continue to tighten budget
• It’s beginning to look like ... spring?
• Bambara making tour as ACM president
• Diaz named 2011 Allegany County Teacher of the Year
• Veteran talks to film crew about 1961 Berlin Wall tank standoff
• NBCI, WCI projects nearly done
• Gunter Hotel fire alarm upgrade complete
• Spring blooms
• Middle-schoolers can build on classroom experience
• ACIT: BW wins 61-60 over St. Benedict's
• ACIT High School Basketball - DeMatha VS Bishop Walsh
• Bears under Deep Creek porch
• Traffic light wait gets complaints
• M&T Bank branch robbed at gunpoint
• Tsunami waves hit Hawaii, sweep across islands
• Japan tsunami
• Animal shelter manager named
• Wiley Ford fire destroys home
• Early start on reading
• Signing off
• Do the dunk!
• Clearing the road
• Blog: There’s a war against rural Maryland
• ‘America’s Most Wanted’ joins hunt for escapee
• Kroll charged in 1980 Bedford County crime
• St. John Neumann demo begins
• Frostburg firefighters relocating
• Tea party reps want commission members to pursue report
• Perkins coming to Canal Place
• City residents return from Cairo
• Icy conditions strike region
• City to vote on watershed land sale
• Delegation speaks up on TV issue
• Residents hope for in-state TV channel options
• Snowy conditions
• Keyser bridge work on schedule
• Brandenburg Center to close
• Trial begins for city man accused of killing Delaware police officer
• Maryland senators propose increasing minimum wage
• Focus of federal holiday steered toward community service
• Green light given for more fish consumption in Mountain State
• Slots bill sweetens pot for potential Rocky Gap suitors
• No-kill animal advocates want philosophy adopted at shelter
• Keyser funeral home owners say opposition to crematory ‘misinformed’
• Brandenburg doubts continue
• State agencies cautious
• Firefighter injured while battling blaze in Bowman’s Addition
• Coming clean
• City property taxes high, but look at the big picture
• Group to help unify police force
• Cumberland’s financial rating drops
• KEYSER LUMBER COMPANY BLAZE
• ‘Follow your heart,’ exhorts new Frostburg State graduate
• Frostburg changing housing code following fatal fire
• County patrol to go back to sheriff
• Winter’s next round expected early Sunday
• Woman allegedly sought NBCI inmate’s help in assault plot
• Citizens critique watershed sales plan
• No sign of smoke alarms
• Two die in Frostburg fire
• Vista Towers project complete
• Merry times in Mount Savage
• Shoppers out for early bargains
• Some worry about parking plan
• Crosstown Bridge in satisfactory shape
• Miners strike gold
• Fire destroys Midland home
• Zoning change for Campground Road to move for county vote
• SHA buys town’s Kidwell house for Route 36 bridge replacement
• Great Allegheny Passage boosting local businesses
• Charter school admission may be done by lottery
• Local World War II veterans take Cumberland to battle
• Clays carry FH over Alco
• Land sale could fund repairs to city’s aging water system
• City finds its Yule tree
• Mission of Mercy clinic providing free dental care
• City to consider parking permits for residents
• New group fails to take over Red Cross’ Mountain Reflections
• Cities share in Legacy funding
• Mineral County job growth key for candidates
• Ehrlich kicks off campaign road trip on downtown Mall
• Hall pleads guilty to manslaughter
• Garrett Commissioner Denny Glotfelty loses cancer battle
• Stadium still ‘not quite ready’
• Engine chugging once again
• Charter school selects location
• Harvest celebrated with party at John Humbird Elementary
• halloween kittens
• Inmate at WCI stabbed
• Trying her luck
• Lee pitches Rangers past Rays 5-1 in Game 5
• Autumn Glory draws locals, out-of-towners
• Comptroller says court project ‘wave of the future’
• Continental Motel to be razed
• Garrett County man killed in crash
• Allegany gains medical equipment grant
• Farmer donates entire harvest to Salvation Army food pantry
• Ban on drivers using cell phones
• Area residents get small taste of what Library of Congress holds
• Ridgeley’s police chief reinstated
• 30 fire companies battle wildfire on Allegheny Mountain
• Pickin’ on the Canal
• Asian insect causing a real stink
• Douglas Ave. to open in December
• Remembering those fallen
• Final appeal
• Garrett incumbents lose seats in primary upsets
• <NEW> Stakem, Lewis and Hutcheson ousted
• <UPDATE> Allegany County primary election results trickling in
• Live entertainment set for Iron Rail Days
• All that remains
• Grandparents join pupils in classroom
• Developer confident homes at Braddock’s Greene will be finished by Christmas
• <NEW>Polls open for Primary Election
• Remembering Sept. 11
• Wesley routs FSU, 47-0
• Sewing what they reap
• Splitting hairs
• Cumberland Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Cumberland Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Turnout good for early voting
• MEMORY LANE
• Giving back
• Clean cut
• Greenway a work in progress, but open for season
• Antique show
• Moving day
• Ride to remember
• WESTFALL CAUGHT IN GRANTSVILLE
• Fire rekindles
• High school bands tuning up for fall music season
• ATK union workers strike
• Ternent & Sons still going strong after 125 years
• Curtain call for Majestic Theater
• Sink or swim?
• Policy on extra credit meets criticism
• Abduction suspect missing two teeth
• Friends, family mourn
• All downhill from here
• Garrett County education committees to begin consolidation discussions
• School electronics use to expand
• Candidates’ campaign expenses can get costly
• Search for city kidnapping suspect continues
• Making room to grow
• Group will give Deep Creek water quality report card
• Teen killed, five adults injured in W.Va. crash
• Manhunt ongoing for kidnapping suspect
• Candidates for District 1B discuss issues, track records
• Demolition of former Ridgeley school stirs memories
• Greenway Avenue Stadium contractors ‘little behind schedule’
• Foam riders
• Man’s remains found near Lovers’ Leap
• City approves upgrade to traffic signal at Mechanic, Baltimore streets
• Treatment plant improvements required by federal government
• Businesses evacuated after gas line rupture in LaVale
• Hundreds of dead fish found in Deep Creek Lake
• Simple joys at the fair
• Fair not just about rides, amusements
• Citizens of Luke looking at options to steam heat
• Issues with 911 for residents in McCoole area
• Next Allegany County sheriff will be Republican
• Engineering energy
• Items Of Interest - February 5, 2010
• Items Of Interest - January 29, 2010
• Items Of Interest - January 8, 2010
• Items Of Interest - December 23, 2009
• United Way Of Hampshire County Wreath Fundraiser
• Items Of Interest - December 4, 2009
• Items Of Interest - November 25, 2009
• Items Of Interest Newsletter - November 20, 2009
• Items Of Interest Newsletter - November 13, 2009
• Items Of Interest - November 6, 2009
• Items Of Interest - October 29, 2009
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Allegany County
• Items Of Interest - October 23, 2009
• Items Of Interest - October 16, 2009
• Allegany County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Allegany County
• Items Of Interest - October 9, 2009
• Items Of Interest - September 28, 2009
• Items Of Interest - September 21, 2009
• Items Of Interest - September 11, 2009
• Items Of Interest - September 3, 2009
• Items Of Interest - August 27, 2009
• Items Of Interest - August 20, 2009
• Community Caring Awards Dinner
• Items of Interest - August 6, 2009
• Lets put GOD first
• Items of Interest - July 10, 2009
• Items of Interest - June 19, 2009
• Items of Interest - June 11, 2009
• Items Of Interest - May 29, 2009
• Items Of Interest - May 22, 2009
• Items of Interest - May 15, 2009
• Mayors Across America - The Book - Features Cumberland, MD
• Items Of Interest - May 8, 2009
• Items of Interest - April 24, 2009
• Items Of Interest - April 14, 2009
• Items Of Interest - March 20, 2009
• Kerensa Gray named Momentum Award Finalist
• What’s Happening In Downtown Cumberland - February 24, 2009
• News from County United Way, Inc - December 23, 2008
• New Jewelery Company
• Food Bank Needs Your Help
• Items of Interest
• Items Of Interest - Day Of Caring
• Icon Exhibition
• Kerensa Gray named Finalist for 2008 Momentum Awards
• Kerensa Gray Nominated for Momentum Awards
• Oktoberfest
• Change Your Clock, Change Your Battery
• Get Alarmed Program
• Maryland Apple Picking Resource Guide: Find Pick-Your-Own Orchards and Farms
• October is Adopt A Shelter Pet Month
• Polling Locations for Cumberland and Allegany county, Maryland
• Turkey and trimmings and football, oh my! Thanksgiving Day info and parades for MD
• Veterans Day history and parades for Maryland

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