RIDGELEY— In a clash of undefeated teams, the Personal Best Patriots upset the Ridgeley Rams on Sunday, 18-8. The Cumberland Area Youth Football League championship game from the previous season, which the Rams won, was rematched. After the first quarter, the Patriots led 6-0, and at the half, they were up 12-8. In the first […]
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KITZMILLER: Tuesday, in Pennsylvania, a guy from South Dakota was taken into custody a few hours after he was accused of killing a woman by shooting her and setting her house on fire. According to the Garrett County Sheriff’s Office, Nikolas Patrick James, 46, of Sioux Falls, was being held in Pittsburgh following his apprehension
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FROSTBURG — On Monday, Mollie Rebuck and Mason Salvadge of Frostburg State were selected the Mountain East Conference’s Offensive Players of the Week for both the women’s and men’s soccer teams. Salvadge, a freshman who recently graduated from Allegany, scored his first goal for the team last Wednesday against Salem. The Bobcats won 2-1, and
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CUMBERLAND: According to Cumberland Police, a city man was detained without bond on Friday after being arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and assault. The guy attacked and gained access into the home of a homeowner on Kent Avenue, who was seriously hurt in the incident on Monday. Following the acquisition of an arrest warrant,
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BALTIMORE: According to the FBI, federal officials on Saturday boarded a ship run by the same business that oversaw a cargo ship that was responsible for a fatal bridge collapse in Baltimore, Maryland. Officials from the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Maryland and the FBI confirmed in comments that law enforcement officers boarded the Maersk Saltoro.
FROSTBURG: There was a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a new sculpture honoring the deceased residents of Frostburg’s Park Avenue and Brownsville on Thursday. The sculpture, called Anchors of Endurance, is the first to depict the Black community of Brownsville after its inhabitants were uprooted to make way for the Normal School—now known as Frostburg State University—to
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