Boonsboro
Md. Revokes Assisted-Living Home’s License
The Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene says it has revoked the license of a Boonsboro assisted-living center where an 84-year-old Alzheimer’s patient was badly hurt in a fall through an unfinished floor.
It’s Academic: Oct. 13, 2012
Teams from Reservoir, Oakland Mills and Boonsboro compete.
First Of 2 Antietam Re-Enactments Readied In Md.
It’s “go” time for several thousand Civil War hobbyists in western Maryland.
Teen Charged In Boonsboro Stabbing
The Washington County sheriff’s office says a 19-year-old Boonsboro man has been charged in a stabbing that wounded two.
West Virginia Man Killed In I-70 Crash In Maryland
A West Virginia man is dead after a crash on I-70 in western Maryland.
Md. Probes Elder Care Center After Patient Fall
The owner of a western Maryland assisted-living center faces criminal charges and a licensing investigation after an 84-year-old Alzheimer’s patient crashed through the unfinished floor of a second-story room into the dining room below, police and state regulators said Monday.
Manager Of Bookstore Named Bookseller Of The Year
There are those who believe bookstores– the ones that offer reading material in the paper and ink variety– will one day go the way of vinyl records. Bookstores will become dinosaurs.
Lesbian Files Bias Claim Against Md. Girls Home
A lesbian who was fired from her job at a western Maryland home for troubled girls claims she was a victim of sexual discrimination.
It’s Academic: January 14, 2012
Teams from Mount Hebron, Severna Park and Boonsboro compete.
Boonsboro Votes Down Backyard Chicken Ordinance
The Boonsboro Town Council voted unanimously Tuesday night against a zoning change to allow up to three hens per lot in residential areas.
3 Hens, No Roosters Proposed For Boonsboro Coops
A proposal to allow chickens to be raised in backyards is dividing residents in the small western Maryland town of Boonsboro.
Store Closing After 174 Years
Inside the old brick building on Boonsboro’s Main Street where generations of local families have gone for furniture, for friendly conversation, and, in the old days, even for funerals, employees have been quietly informing customers of a difficult decision. This summer, after celebrating its 174th anniversary, Bast of Boonsboro, believed by the proprietor to be the oldest continually operating furniture store in Maryland, will close.


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