Harford Tech defeated the Allegany boys soccer team, 2-0, in the state championship game at Loyola in Baltimore this afternoon. Allegany finishes a record setting season at 19-1.
Allegany Soccer Falls in Title Game
City Parking Lot Permit Fees To Change
December 01, 2023 the following rates for Parking Permits will go into effect: Permit fees for the two city garages (George Street and Frederick Street) and lots on Johnson Street (Lot #3) and S. Mechanic Street (Lot #1) will increase $5.00 per month per permit. For the George Street Garage, the premium space fee will be $85.00 per month. All other levels will be $60.00 per month. Hourly parking rates will be $1.50/hour or $12.00 max per day. For the Frederick Street Garage, the Blue Level will be $95.00 per month, the Yellow level will be $80.00 per month and…
Bishop Walsh Basketball Enters New Era
For the first time in six years Bishop Walsh boys basketball will be returning to a local schedule with local players. Senior Rodion Horbasenko has stayed at Bishop Walsh and is the lone holdover from the international players of recent years. The Spartans open their season in the Broadfording Tournament in Hagerstown Monday evening. Junior David DiNola told WCBC Sports Friday night that 12-13 players are on the squad. The coach is Ryan Mattingly. Mattingly coached the middle school team last year and is the son of former BW standout Regis Mattingly and grandson of longtime Saints Peter and Paul…
Connected Devices Program Awards Laptops
Governor Wes Moore today announced the award of more than 133,000 laptops to 27 local governments and their partners for distribution to underserved households in communities across Maryland. The $27.2 million investment through the Office of Statewide Broadband’s Connected Devices Program is part of an effort to ensure Marylanders have the technology required to access reliable, high-speed internet. “These devices are a gateway for Marylanders to be able to apply for jobs, complete schoolwork and connect with vital community resources,” said Gov. Moore. “In partnership with local governments and community organizations, we are connecting underserved households with the tools they need to succeed…
Bench Warrant Arrest
On Friday, November 17th, 2023, The Cumberland City Police arrested Jules Michael Schwarz Jr, 63, of Cumberland MD. Schwarz was arrested on 3 outstanding Bench Warrants issued by the Allegany County District Court on November 9th. The warrants allege that Schwarz failed to appear in court on October 10th, October 12th, and November 9th, for charges of trespassing, driving while intoxicated, and second degree assault. Schwarz was taken before a District Court Commissioner for his Initial Appearance where he was remanded to the Allegany County Detention Center. He is currently being held without bond. Arrested: Jules Michael Schwarz Jr Age:…
Special Discount Cards throughout Cumberland’s Downtown.
Cumberland Economic Development Corporation has partnered with Cumberland's Downtown Development Commission to create special discount cards that offer sales and promotions at participating locations throughout Cumberland's Downtown District. Cards cost $5.00 and are valid through December 31, 2024. All of the proceeds generated by the cards will be used towards special events, promotions and initiatives to help support downtown businesses during the construction of Baltimore Street. Cards are available at Allegany County Chamber of Commerce, Azad's of Cumberland, Basecamp Coffee Company (downtown), Cartridges Galore Video Games (downtown), The Book Center, Queen City Creamery, Wheelzup Adventures (downtown) and the CEDC (The…
First Half Goal Gives Golden Rams NCAA First Round Victory Over Women’s Soccer
For the second straight season, the Frostburg State Women's Soccer team saw their NCAA hopes dashed by a PSAC foe, falling 1-0 to West Chester on Friday afternoon. From the opening kick-off, WCU nearly grabbed the lead, as Jacqueline Hug dribbled right through midfield and fired just wide of senior Ashley Bilger's post. After a pair of Golden Ram corner kicks, FSU worked their first real attacking moment of the half with some high pressure, but junior Keely Knotts couldn't get enough power on her shot to truly test keeper Grace Keen. Over the next 10 minutes, neither…
Gov. Moore Announces Appointments to Anne Arundel County Circuit Court and District Court
Governor Wes Moore today announced the appointments of Magistrate Ginina Alexandra Jackson-Stevenson to the Anne Arundel County Circuit Court and Jennifer Michelle Alexander to the Anne Arundel County District Court. “I am very grateful to Magistrate Jackson-Stevenson and Ms. Alexander for answering the call to serve,” said Gov. Moore. “Anne Arundel County has gained two exceptional legal minds who will undoubtedly make meaningful and lasting impacts in the county and in the State of Maryland.” Magistrate Ginina Alexandra Jackson-Stevenson became the first African-American female Magistrate on the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County in 2020. She currently serves in the…
