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During a crowded service at a cathedral in Germany, armed intruders in monks robes unleash a nightmare of blood and destruction. But the killers have not come for gold; they seek a more valuable prize: the bones of the Magi who once paid homage to a newborn savior . . . a treasure that could reshape the world.
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Several local women are among the 35 total that make up the American Military Spouses Choir. The group has been competing on the television show
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As a two-sport standout at Croatan, Kyle Colborn had his options as he looked to his future as a college athlete.
Would he wrestle — he was, after all, a two-time state runner-up? Or would the hard-nosed 5-foot-10, 205-pounder play football — where last season as a middle linebacker he led the Cougars with 138 tackles?
Decisions, decisions, decisions.
"Believe me since the end of wrestling season I can't even tell you the nights of sleep I lost just thinking about what do I want to do. Do I want to wrestle? Do I want to play football? I love them both so much," he said. "But when it came down to it I love football too much to give it up right now."
That's why the wrestler of the year and defensive football player of the year in the East Central 2-A Conference decided to play football for NCAA Division
And ask why he picked the Fayetteville school and Colborn's response would have the college's public relations department looking to put his words on a bronze plaque.
"I went on a visit there and it's one of the most beautiful campuses. It's one of North Carolina's untold stories you would never imagine. I love the campus. I love the staff. I love the people," he said. "Everybody was so nice to me there and they're extremely dedicated to winning football games and being great people, which is really what I want to be involved with."
Colborn was recruited as an inside linebacker, but he said he was "open to any position as long as it helps the team and as long as we can win football games."
Colborn considered The Citadel in both sports as well as Ferrum for football, among others. Through it all, however, Methodist was "the one that really stuck out to me the entire time," he said.
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Little Known Facts of Washington County's Towns and Tourist Destinations
Every state has a few small towns. Most of those towns have been forgotten with residents moving to larger towns where post offices and train stations were instituted. In these larger towns, small-towners found that trading and purchasing was more convenient. With tons of research and determination, I have compiled a list of the smaller, sometimes overlooked, towns in Washington County, Maryland.
Antietam is a small village, named after the Antietam Creek, that sits 3 miles south of Sharpsburg at the point where Antietam Creek enters the Potomac. It was originally built around a large iron works, for there were ore deposits nearby. J. Chapline, the founder of Sharpsburg, started the furnace in 1765; very little remains of the complex except for a kiln, dated 1845, on the south side of Harper's Ferry Road. In its heyday nine water wheels operated the machinery; there was a forge with a twenty-one ton hammer, a rolling mill, and an important nail factory. A large number of cannon used in the Revolutionary War was cast here, and most of the machinery for Rumsey's steamboat, first tested across the Potomac River at Shepherdstown, West Virginia was made here. The C&O Canal crosses the Antietam by a beautiful three-arched aqueduct at this point.
Annapolis Rock is an overlook, elevation 1762-ft. on the crest of South Mountain, north of route 70. This rock is accessible by the Appalachian Trail.
Beaver Creek is a village and stream near Wagners Cross Roads. Witmer's Store became Beaver Creek post office in 1836. The village of Beaver Creek takes its name from the stream it is on. It was an early 19th century milling center. The village school here is preserved as a small museum demonstrating the old type of rural school' it also includes a farm tool collection and millinery store, open Sunday afternoons June to October 1. Just north of route I 70 is the Beaver Creek Fish Hatchery, belonging to the State Department of Game and Inland Fish, which opened in 1916 and rebuilt in 1948.
Belinda Springs, 14 miles south of Hagerstown, was an early 1800s resort owned by Jacob Gardenhour. Jacob named it after his wife; the amenities included cottages, bathhouses, ten pin alleys, billiards and more. No tract remains of it on the map, and very little at the site.
Big Spring, 12 miles west of Hagerstown, is a small village in Washington County. The spring still exists on private land in the village and so does the tiny railroad station. Commercial water bottling is done at Green Spring.
Black Rock rests on the crest of South Mountain, north of route I 70. This rock is approachable by the Appalachian Trail. There was once a hotel here. Black Rock was a popular spot for Fourth of July gatherings, picnics, and orations.
Breathedsville, named after John W. Breathed, curator of St. James College, is 7 miles west of Hagerstown neat Lappans. North of this small village is the Maryland Institute for Men and east of it is Devil's Backbone County Park, at the junction of Antietam Creek and Beaver Creek where the streams seem to be flowing in opposite directions.
Camp Louise is a camp that was established in 1922 for Jewish girls. It is situated 13 miles northeast of Hagerstown on South Mountain.
Cavetown is 7 miles east of Hagerstown at the foot of South Mountain near Smithsburg. There was a 500-ft. cave, adorned with stalactites and massive columns and a large lake at the end, here many years ago, known as Bishop's Cave and Bushey's Cavern near route 66, north of the town near the large limestone quarry. It is said that it was big enough for 1000 people. However, quarrying operations removed much of it in the nineteen teens and the rest eventually collapsed; only a small portion remains. This cave was the first to be discovered in Maryland, origination date thought to be 1748. For several years in the 1820s the cave was illuminated and open to the public as a beer garden at July 4th celebrations.
Chewsville, 5 miles east of Hagerstown near Cavetown, is said to have acquired its name after Samuel Chew, Jr. during the 1700s. Chews Farm and Chews Manor were granted to Samuel Chew, Jr. in 1763 and later became a small post office in 1839.
Dargan is 18 miles south of Hagerstown near Harper's Ferry. On Harper's Ferry Road is the farm where John Brown and his raiders gathered on the night before the raid at Harper's Ferry in 1859. During that time Dargan was known as the Kennedy Farm, but is marked on the map today as John Brown's Farm. A marker indicates the spot, however, the farm is now private land.
Elk Ridge is the northernmost end of the Blue Ridge, a mountain chain separated from the main area of the Appalachians by the Great Valley. The name describes a ridge, once abundant with elks, that begins at the Potomac River, running northwest for about nine miles. The southern end of Elk Ridge is called Maryland Heights--a nice view of Harper's Ferry. The northern end is near Rohrersville. Elk Ridge is said to be an important area for botanical study.
Fairview is 8 short miles northeast of Hagerstown, close to the Pennsylvania border. Fairview Mill is on a small stream to the southeast. Kreight and Fiery families settled the area. The last in line, John Fiery drowned in Conococheague Creek in 1868.
The first ascent of the Ridge and Valley Province known as Fairview Mountain is 12 miles west of Hagerstown. Below the summit of Fairview Mountain there used to be an inn called Mountain Inn where travelers rested before continuing up the final ascent.
At the Washington County Four Locks, Nos. 47-50, 12 miles southeast of Hagerstown is where the C&O Canal took a half-mile short cut across a 4-mile bend of the Potomac River.
Fox Gap is a wind gap on South Mountain, which played a part in the Battle of South Mountain during the Civil War. Fox Gap is 13 miles southeast of Hagerstown. On the hill sits a monument enclosed by an iron railing, which was built in remembrance of General Reno who was killed there.
Gapland is a small village 17 miles southeast of Hagerstown at the foot of South Mountain. This village was the address of George Alfred Townsend, poet, novelist, and Civil War correspondent. He built his house on top of South Mountain at Crampton Gap. Because he wrote under the name Gath, his home on the mountain became Gathland.
Green Spring Furnace is a small village near Big Spring. It was the site of an early iron furnace built around 1750 by Launcelot Jacques and abandoned by him because of the shortage of ore in the area. The first post-revolutionary governor of Maryland, Thomas Johnson, reopened the furnace out of an interest in the more famous Catoctin Furnace. J. B. Haines & Co. operated the furnace from 1866 until around 1874. At that time, it manufactured about 1800 tons of pig iron annually, which was shipped across the Potomac at McCoy's Ferry, one-mile south. The furnace no longer works, but the Green Spring, which it was named, still flows and furnishes bottled water as it has done since the 1850s. Hagerstown is the main seller of this water.
Highfield is where the two branches of the Western Maryland Railroad meet again after crossing South Mountain. The "old main line" horseshoes over South Mountain, while the newer line has passes through Pennsylvania, taking in Gettysburg and Hanover, before returning. There is little traffic on either branch now; the old line stops at Westminster because of the floods of 1972.
High Rock is a point on South Mountain near Pen Mar, 11 miles northeast of Hagerstown. There, visitors can enjoy a fine view of the Great Valley. High Rock has always been a popular overlook since the golden Pen Mar days. Wagonloads of tourists would make the trip here. Today, it sees just as much traffic; roads are crowded with vehicles on summer weekends and a hang-gliding club has discovered that High Rock makes for a wonderful jumping-off spot.
Indian Springs is a crossroads village named in 1819 when the turnpike road came through and the post office was established. Indian Springs is 15 miles west of Hagerstown. Included in the area is a 40-acre Blair Valley Lake great for fishing.
Leitersburg is a small village near Smithsburg. It was a post office in 1826 and in one of "Gath's" novels, it states that Leitersburg was once famous kidnappers' settlement. This small town was on the 1300-acre tract, granted to George Poe in 1754. In 1762, Poe sold 362 acres to Jacob Leiter. Andrew Leiter, his grandson, inherited this land in 1811 and laid out Leitersburg in 1815.
McCoy's Ferry is where the first action of the Civil War in Maryland took place (May 1861), when a few Confederates tried to seize the ferryboat.
Maryland Heights is a summit of Elk Ridge overlooking Harper's Ferry and the Potomac River. There is an historic fort here, built during the Civil War to protect the B&O Railroad and the C&O Canal. This area is approachable only by foot along the steep blazed trail, which begins near Sandy Hook. From 1862 to the end of the war, about 6,000 men were stationed at Maryland Heights at various times.
Near Hagerstown, 4 miles to be exact, rests Maugansville. The town was named after the Maugans family who settled here in the 1800s. Today most of the town is recent vintage.
Miller's Sawmill, 15 miles south of Hagerstown, was named for a sawmill operated by Mr. Miller. During the last half of the 18th century, a limestone cement factory operated for 40 years here. The huge stone furnace can still be seen from the road, but is on private land.
Founded in 1761 and six miles southeast of Hagerstown, sits the small village of Mount Aetna. A recently discovered furnace (behind the fire station) is thought to have been illuminated on the hilltop, giving the village its fanciful name. In the Mount Aetna vicinity is a privately owned limestone cavern, which opened to the public for a short time in 1932.
Orchard Mills is a small suburb with roughly 2,000 residents 3 miles north of Hagerstown. East of there was Long Meadows, where Colonel Thomas Cresap resided and built a fortified home before settling in Oldtown.
Pecktonville, near Parkhead, Licking Creek, originally named Licking Creek Mills, was established by Reverend Jeremiah Mason. After the flood of 1889, Martin L. Peck, the Reverend Mason's grandson-by-marriage, moved the mill to higher ground and changed the name to Rosedale Mills. In 1893, in honor of Martin L. Peck, the official post office name became Pecktonville.
Pen Mar is located on South Mountain at the Pennsylvania/Maryland border. Pen Mar was once a popular resort created by the Western Maryland Railroad in 1878. The name is a combination of Pennsylvania and Maryland due to the pictorial view. By the early 1900s there were about 100 buildings--hotels and numerous cottages, restaurants, a theater, and dance hall. The Pen Mar Resort declined in the 1920s, permanently closing in 1942 when most of the buildings were removed. In 1980 architectural plans were afoot to revive interest in this community. Washington County acquired the scenic overlook site and opened it as a park.
Raven Rock is on the summit of South Mountain, 11 miles northeast of Hagerstown. At one point in time, it was a tourist resort. In 1841 a monument to President Harding was started, but it was never completed.
Ringgold, near Leitersburg, was originally named Ridgeville, settled in 1825 by John Creager. When the post office was established in 1850, the name became Ringgold for the Major Samuel Ringgold of the Mexican War who died in battle in 1846. Major Ringgold was the inventor of the McClellan saddle, which was later used by the army during World War I. In this small village is the only church in Maryland of the River brethren, or Brethren in Christ, built in 1871.
Rohrersville was named for David Rohr who had a small sawmill nearby named Rohrer's Mill. This small town is 15 miles south of Hagerstown near Locust Grove. David's father, Frederick Rohr, emigrated from France, and is said to have taken the first wheat over the mountains to Pittsburg in 1767. It is also said that Frederick Rohr discovered springs of salt water, boiled out the salt and sold it to Indians.
St. James is a station on the Norfolk and Western Railroad, 5 miles southwest of Hagerstown. This town is the home to St. James School, founded in 1850 on the old estate of Fountain Rock, as a Diocesan School of the Episcopal Church in Maryland. Many have said that it was a center of debate during the Civil War, with students and faculty steadfast to different sides. St. James School is now a prep school, and the spring from which the estate received its name is still on the grounds back of the building.
Smoketown, 8 miles southeast of Hagerstown, was probably named for the blue haze that sometimes lingers in the valleys of South Mountain. The place was the home of a female abolitionist and fortune-teller in George A. Townsend's novel "Katy of Catoctin". However, there is nothing but the name today.
Synder's Landing was a landing and loading point on the C&O Canal for goods to and from Sharpsburg. This site was originally named Chapline's Landing after the founder of Sharpsburg. Later it became Sharpsburg Landing then to Synder's Landing around 1900. During the 1930s there was a small resort here with public dances and parties. The summer homes along the canal banks date from the turn of the century.
Tilghmanton was named for Colonel Frisby Tilghmanton who came to this area before 1800 from the Eastern Shore. It is recorded that he laid out the town in lots for poor people, although there is nothing in the small village show proof to this. The village is noticed for jousting tournaments.
Weverton, 22 miles south of Hagerstown, where South Mountain meets the Potomac was named for Caspar Wever, an early engineer connected with the B&O Railroad. Wever built the first bridge at Harper's Ferry, laid out Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington D.C. and was secretary of the U.S. Senate for quite some time. Wever purchased the water rights here and had great plans for an industrial complex. A dam and mills were built, but floods later destroyed them. Nothing remains today.
Woodmont is a 6,000-acre estate close to the Potomac River and home of the Woodmont Gun Club. Although it is 80 miles from the White House, the gun club has attracted six presidents. Woodmont and the nearby Western Maryland Railroad are mainly left to geology students, examining the formation of Tonoloway Ridge.
Zittlestown is a small area near Boonsboro that was named after the many Zittles who lived there.
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MADISON – A Huntington man has been sentenced to prison for the sexual abuse of two Boone County girls, according to Boone County Prosecutor Keith Randolph.
Cecil R. Wight, 65, of Huntington, was sentenced Wednesday, Oct. 16, 2013, to 5 to 25 years on each of two counts of sexual abuse in the first degree for a total of 10 to 50 years.
"I also recommended and the court granted an additional 50 years supervision, if he ever gets out of prison," Randolph said after the sentencing hearing. "He also will be subject to a lifetime registration as a sex offender if he ever gets out of prison."
Wight was indicted in April 2013 on five counts of first degree sexual abuse and five counts of sexual abuse by a person in a position of trust by a Boone County grand jury.
Police charged Wight with preying on young girls in a trailer park in Bim.
Wight was originally charged on April 17, 2012, with sexual assault after police claimed he had touched children inappropriately.
Wight was arrested that afternoon at a trailer he owns in Bim, which is along W.Va. 85, near Wharton in Boone County.
Police said the mothers of two 6-year-olds came forward with inappropriate sexual allegations against Wight. Then, a third victim, a 9-year-old girl, also came forward with allegations.
The victims say the alleged abuse has been going on since summer of 2011, according to the criminal complaint filed in the case.
"One of his last comments to me was that he loves looking at little girls' butts, 'They're so cute,'" Wight reportedly told police.
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He said someone broke windows in both Wight's vehicle and mobile home. Wight's belongings also had been tampered with.
Troopers had no suspects in that incident.
The mother of one of the 6-year-old victims told troopers that her daughter told her "Cecil the old man" had been taking pictures of her while she changed clothes in his home and had touched her genitals on several occasions, according to a criminal complaint.
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Rep. Kevin Brady (R-TX), Chairman of the Joint Economic Committee, responded to today's release of the Congressional Budget Office's (CBO) The Budget and Economic Outlook: 2014 to 2014 and The Slow Recovery of the Labor Market:
"President Obama's policies have created a massive Growth Gap between this recovery and an average post-1960 recovery and a long-term reduction in our economy's ability to grow and create good middle-class jobs. Today's CBO reports confirm my warnings:
The CBO lowered its estimate of real GDP growth to 2.6% per year over the next decade. According to CBO, 'Over the next decade, potential output is projected to grow by 2.1 percent per year, on average, which is much lower than the average rate since 1950.' In addition to slower growth in the size of the labor force, 'potential output in 2024 will be constrained by the lingering effects of the recent recession and slow recovery and by federal tax and spending policies in current law.' Indeed, 'potential output is about 1.5 percent lower in 2023 than the amount estimated a year ago.'
While the Administration blames the fall in the labor force participation rate to 62.8%, a 35-year low, on an aging population, the CBO attributed only one-half of the decline to demographic factors. The other half was due to the weak recovery that led some workers to become discouraged and cease looking for work.
The CBO found that Affordable Care Act (a.k.a. Obamacare) will have significant, negative effects on our economy.
'CBO estimates that the ACA will reduce the total number of hours worked, on net, by about 1.5 percent to 2.0 percent during the period from 2017 and 2024, almost entirely because workers will choose to supply less labor—given the new taxes and other incentives they will face and the financial benefits some will receive.'
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Twenty-five years ago, Uncle Sam, the U.S. Senate and the Congressional Research Service labored, fought, horse-traded and eventually brought forth the Federal Employees Retirement System — FERS, as it is known to friend and foe alike.
It was a new retirement plan designed to replace the Civil Service Retirement System. It was modeled after the most progressive private-sector plans with a defined government benefit, Social Security and a super-401(k) plan into which the employer would match up to 5 percent of an employee's contributions to the Thrift Savings Plan.
The late Sen. Ted Stevens (R-Alaska), who was a major backer of the federal workforce (Alaska has a high percentage of government employees), was the driving force behind the idea of FERS and getting it through Congress. The Congressional Research Service provided much of the technical help and information that formed FERS. Stevens' top assistant, Jamie Cowan, who is now in Israel, walked it through the political and legislative process.
Like all babies, FERS was tiny. For a while. When it was launched, workers under the CSRS program were allowed to either stick with it or switch over to the new plan. Only 2 percent did. Years later, during the Clinton administration, another open season was held (the White House opposed it but Congress insisted). At that time, another 2 percent switched from CSRS to FERS. Most were women who wanted to be able to qualify for Social Security benefits.
CSRS is thought to be a better plan for lifers. That is, people who make a full career in government. It promised them a generous, indexed-to-inflation retirement stream. The problem is that less than one-third of the people who come into government stay long enough to retire.
But for people who don't work in government until retirement, FERS — with its Social Security coverage and generous TSP component — is the better deal.
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FERS was set up to replace the CSRS system because politicians, even way back when, realized that the cost of the CSRS program to the government and taxpayers would make it a political and budgetary target.
A former union leader, who fought against the introduction of FERS, said he came to realize that it had to happen. "Having such a generous defined federal benefit program with an employee contribution equal to Social Security would have been politically unsustainable," he said. "FERS, or something like it, had to happen."
John Elliott, a long-time federal benefits specialist and an expert on the CSRS and FERS programs, said it is a success in several ways, including in making feds stakeholders. He said:
I think we can say FERS has been a success, particularly if we contrast the federal retirement plan with state and local retirement plans that, in too many cases, are threatening to bankrupt their governmental jurisdictions. FERS is a pay-as-you-go plan that is not threatening the American taxpayer, even though irresponsible politicians propose cuts that would undermine FERS and ultimately the federal workforce. FERS retained a defined-benefit plan, the FERS annuity, although it is far less generous than the venerable CSRS. After 1983, new federal employees and the Congress became covered by Social Security, joining the rest of America as stakeholders in the system. Finally, FERS introduced a defined-contribution plan, the TSP, that further linked the federal community with the rest of America and their 401(k)s. So, I think the biggest contribution FERS has made is that federal employees and the Congress look a little bit more like the rest of America, at least in terms of their retirement plan. FERS was part of the solution, not part of the problem that many state and local retirement plans are proving to be.Today on our Your Turn radio show (at 10 a.m. EST), we will talk with two people who were present at, and even before, the creation of FERS. They are Judy Park and Tom Trabucco.
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