The Frostburg City Police Department will be providing FREE Home Pickup on the following dates:  Wednesday, November 10, 2021, 3p – 7p   Thursday, November 18, 2021, 3p – 7p   Wednesday, November 24, 2021, 3p – 7p.   Members of the public may call 301-689-3000, and an officer will promptly come to their doorstep to collect and safely dispose of any unwanted medications.   No sharps, aerosols, or liquids, please.   If you would please share this with the public, we would certainly appreciate it! This program is made possible by grant funding from the Allegany County Health Department…

As the nation prepares to honor Veterans Day, Governor Larry Hogan today urged U.S. Senators Ben Cardin and Chris Van Hollen to support bipartisan legislation to authorize the construction of a Global War on Terrorism (GWOT) Memorial on the National Mall. A majority of U.S. Senators—including more than a dozen Senate Democrats—have agreed to co-sponsor this legislation.

ATTENTION PARENTS OF WEST SIDE ELEMENTARY BUS #28: Due to a house fire, students who normally get dropped off at Baltimore Avenue @ Goethe Street and Baltimore Avenue @ Bellevue Street will need to be picked up at Baltimore Avenue @ Decatur Street today. 

On Wednesday at 1:32 a.m., Frostburg City Police Officers responded to the 30-block of East Main Street for a report that an unknown vehicle struck and knocked over a City street lamp post, while also causing damage to a city bench, and street signs. The driver fled from the scene in the vehicle. The final estimate on the damage was nearly $7,000. Officers were unable to locate the suspect vehicle immediately after the crash but located a headlight assembly that had been knocked out of the suspect’s truck. The headlight assembly was from a Chevrolet truck. The next day, an off-duty Frostburg City Police…

Allegany County Emergency Services reports a house fire at 448 Baltimore Avenue. Units are on the scene.

A 23-year-old inmate was admitted to UPMC Western Maryland following an altercation early Sunday evening in a housing unit at the Western Correctional Institution, according to the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services. The inmate reportedly suffered a puncture wound to the leg and was treated at the maximum-security prison before being taken to the hospital by Cresaptown ambulance.. The 7:20 p.m. incident is being investigated by DPSCS detectives and WCI officials, according to Mark Vernarelii, spokesman for the agency.

A Burlington man was sentenced Monday to 102 months of incarceration for methamphetamine distribution. Adam Michael, 39, pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute50 grams or more of methamphetamine in July 2020. He admitted to working with others to distribute the drug between October 2018 and February 2019 in Mineral County and elsewhere

On Monday November 8, 2021 at approximately 4:40 p.m. a motor vehicle collision in the area of McMullen Highway, Rawlings, MD was reported to the Allegany County Joint Communications Center. Several units from numerous volunteer fire and rescue departments, Allegany Department of Emergency Services, and the Allegany County Sheriff’s Office responded to the scene. Upon arrival units found that a semi-tractor trailer was involved in a motor vehicle collision with a passenger vehicle and a pick-up truck. The passenger Mrs. Martha L. Armstrong (95, of Rawlings, MD) of the passenger car was life flighted by Trooper 5 from the scene…

UPMC clinical leaders on Friday shared new information about booster shots, vaccines for young children, the effects of COVID-19 on the unvaccinated pregnant population, and vaccine safety. Dr Richard Beigi, president UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital, said that sadly- a year and a half into the pandemic- doctors and health care professionals are still spending much of their  time addressing vaccine misinformation… Tami Minnier, chief quality officer, said any concerns or questions a person may have about  the COVID-19 vaccine can best be addressed by their doctors…

Friends, lawmakers, former employees and citizens of Baltimore came to the Maryland Science Center last week to commemorate that would have been William Donald Schaeffer's 100th birthday. Schaefer, who served two terms as Governor, Comptroller and Mayor of Baltimore, was one of the more colorful figures in the state’s political history and often garnered national media attention. He passed away in April of 2011. Comptroller Peter Franchot, said given the gridlock and partisan bickering taking place in politics today, the country could use more strong leaders like Schaefer…