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Virginia man to serve 20 years for Cumberland home invasion
Mountain Reflections kicks off tonight
Mountain Reflections, the American Red Cross outdoor light show at Rocky Gap State Park, will kick off today for its ninth consecutive season of delighting children of all ages.
County refuses to pay deputies’ comp time
The Allegany County Board of Commissioners fired off the latest salvo between it and Sheriff David Goad by refusing to credit two sheriff’s deputies for services performed during a Halloween activity last month at Country Club Mall in LaVale.
Booth Tower work begins in January
Work on a wide range of upgrades to William Booth Tower is set to begin in mid-January as ownership transitions to San Diego-based The Hampstead Companies from the Salvation Army.
Interstate accident
Smoke Hole arson suspect arrested
The co-owner of Smoke Hole Caverns and Resort said Thursday she does not know the Cabins man who has been charged with last week’s arson that destroyed the resort’s gift shop and snack bar and has no idea why he would have committed the crime.
Postal Service reviewing bids for Cumberland contract outlet
Through rain, sleet, snow or gloom of night, Cumberland residents may soon have a new outlet for postal products and services.
In Brief - 11/20/09
Ho-ho-holidays are here
PSC approves Backbone wind project
More than five months after a public hearing in McHenry, the Maryland Public Service Commission on Wednesday approved a Synergics Wind Energy LLC project that will result in 20 turbines being placed atop Backbone Mountain.
Former guard sentenced to three months’ jail time
The last of four former state correctional officers convicted recently of inmate brutality charges was sentenced Thursday to serve three months in the Allegany County Detention Center.

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Opinion

• New displays
• Historic Metropolitan A.M.E. Church needs assistance
• State leaves corrections officers to fend for themselves
• Present administration doesn’t care about national security
• Refund for train trip would have been goodwill gesture

Local Sports

• Alco at FH, the sequel
• Giants’ Tim Lincecum wins second consecutive Cy Young
• Ohio State routs WVU
• PSC can’t keep up with Patrick Henry
• Patterson lifts PSC in thriller

Business

• Willowbrook work
• Local Superfos Packaging sold to Berry Plastics
• Vacation rental agencies voice opposition to tax increase
• Proposed Verizon, Frontier deal hits regulatory opposition
• Garrett County a winner at state tourism summit

Entertainment

• ‘The Lightbearer’s irony not lost this time around
• Better late than never
• Spinning her craft
• Plans finalized for Frostburg Storybook Holiday, set for Dec. 5
• Denim, Diamonds & Furs! benefits Cumberland Theatre

Education

• Allegany band gold medal finalist
• School system cancels NorthBay excursion
• Maryland in-state college tuition falls below national average
• Northern Panhandle county considers year-round schooling
• Survey shows teachers feel safe but want involved in decision-making

Adopt-A-Pet

• Adopt-A-Pet: "Barkleigh"
• Adopt-A-Pet: "Marrian"
• Adopt-A-Pet: "Fred"
• Adopt-A-Pet: "Chloe"
• Adopt-A-Pet: "Cupid"

Police Log

• 11/20/09 - Prisoner charged in North Branch cellmate’s death
• 11/20/09 - Three charged in city assault complaints
• 11/20/09 - Leads sought in Christie Road burglary case
• 11/18 - City man sentenced
• 11/18 - Resident files robbery complaint

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