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3 weeks ago | 
thecouriertimes.com | Katie Clontz |Travis Weik
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3 weeks ago | 
thecouriertimes.com | Katie Clontz
The traffic pattern amongst construction on State Road 3 in New Castle will soon change. The matter was discussed June 2 during a New Castle Board of Works meeting. "It's our understanding that supposedly this Wednesday [June 4], they are moving the two lanes presently that's north and south on the east side of the road, to the west side of the road," New Castle Mayor Greg York said. kAm}6H r2DE=6 q@2C5 @7 (@C<D >6>36C s2G6 q2C<6C D2:5 C2:?
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3 weeks ago | 
thecouriertimes.com | Katie Clontz
Ninety-four Hagerstown Tigers moved their tassels during a graduation ceremony June 4 at Robert E. Clark Memorial Gymnasium. The 144th annual ceremony began with Hagerstown American Legion Post 333 presenting the colors. Senior choir and band member Elizabeth Haskett sang the National Anthem. kAmpD 8C25F2E6D E@@< E96:C D62ED[ E96 w286CDE@H? w:89 $49@@= q2?5[ 5:C64E65 3J z6?5C2 $2?56CD[ A=2J65 Q!@>A 2?5 r:C4F>DE2?46]Q k^AmkAmw@?@C DEF56?ED pD9=J? r=2JH6== 2?5 #J=2?
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4 weeks ago | 
thecouriertimes.com | Katie Clontz
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4 weeks ago | 
thecouriertimes.com | Katie Clontz
Nicholas Watson Scott Ramsey stabbed a woman 15 times as she lie sleeping in her bed. Thursday, he stood and faced her in court and apologized for his actions before receiving a 25-year prison sentence. "I'm sorry," Ramsey said during a statement of allocution, looking directly at the woman, who sat in the front row of Henry Circuit Court 1. "The things that have happened are not me...drugs were my issue...I didn't know how to say no..."
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1 month ago | 
thecouriertimes.com | Katie Clontz
NOTE: Additional Memorial Day coverage will appear in Saturday’s edition of The Courier-Times. Make every day Memorial Day. kAm%92E H2D E96 >6DD286 56=:G6C65 3J &]$] p:C u@C46 2?5 &]$] $A246 u@C46 $E277 $8E] p?E9@?J r2CG2=9@ 5FC:?8 2 |6>@C:2= s2J 46C6>@?J E92E E@@< A=246 @? E96 w6?CJ r@F?EJ r@FCE9@FD6 =2H?]k^AmkAm“t249 @7 FD :D 96C6 E@52J H:E9 @?6 D92C65 AFCA@D6i E@ C6>6>36C E96 72==6?
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1 month ago | 
thecouriertimes.com | Katie Clontz
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1 month ago | 
thecouriertimes.com | Katie Clontz
Roads dominated much of the conversation during the May 19 New Castle Board of Works meeting. New Castle Main Street Executive Director Emily Hurst asked the board's permission to close several downtown streets for 2025 "Fourth Friday" events, which are scheduled to take place June 27 (Taste the Town), July 25 (Dog Days of Summer) and Aug. 22 (Play in the Plaza). kAm%96 C@25 4=@DFC6D H:== @44FC 7C@> b–h A]>] 6249 @7 E9@D6 52JD 2?5 :?4=F56 #246 $EC66E 36EH66?
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1 month ago | 
thecouriertimes.com | Katie Clontz
NOTE: This is the eighth article in a multi-part series about Henry County’s first Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training. Some facts, statistics and information in this story came from a guest speaker’s presentation. Additional articles pertaining to the CIT training session will appear in upcoming issues of the newspaper. Senior Judge Kimberly S. Dowling of Delaware Circuit Court 2 has been working on human trafficking issues since 2014. kAm“wF>2?
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1 month ago | 
thecouriertimes.com | Katie Clontz
Despite rainy weather and cool temperatures, preschool students at ICAP Head Start participated in the "Little 500" Thursday at the former Greenstreet Elementary School building in New Castle. Students built and decorated their own cardboard race cars at home with help from family members. The creative designs featured everything from Spiderman to unicorns and Scooby-Doo's Mystery Machine. Each class participated in their own race as kids sprinted through wet grass toward the finish line.
