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Appalachian Heritage Festival celebrates 30th anniversary, with variety of cultural events (opens the original)
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SHEPHERDSTOWN -- Couples danced across the temporary square dance floor on King Street in Shepherdstown, between McMurran Hall and Town Hall, on Friday night. The activity was new for some, but familiar to others. "I haven't had so much fun for ages," said Shepherdstown resident Rie Wilson. "Every time I took a break and watched the dancing, I could see that everyone else felt the same way. They all had the widest smiles on their faces." Wilson remembered learning to square dance in grade school
Fourth annual Orsini's Dog Fashion Show raises funds for local rescue organization (opens the original)
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MARTINSBURG -- Six-year-old Nellie and 8-year-old Ruger scampered across the stage together, dressed as a bride and groom, during the fourth annual Orsini's Dog Fashion Show on Saturday. Giving the bonded pair of dachshunds a place to shine would, according to their Rescue Me WV foster parents Emma Jesch and Matthew Sherman, hopefully will lead to them catching the eye of someone looking for a couple of dogs to love. "They are the first dogs we have ever fostered," Jesch said, noting they had be
Legendary Book Sale to continue through Sunday (opens the original)
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SHEPHERDSTOWN - In spite of a change in tradition, with it historically being held in October, the Legendary Book Sale found itself packed with both quality, used books and patrons alike on its opening weekend in the War Memorial Building, at 102 E. German St. in Shepherdstown. Held this year from Sept. 17-27, the sale included around 20,000 books, CDs and DVDs in gently-used condition. It featured a slightly different appearance this year, than in years' past, as an expanded number of bookshelv
Martinsburg Public Library steps a century into past for 100th anniversary celebration (opens the original)
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MARTINSBURG - Dancers bent over and flailed their arms about, as they practiced the scarecrow dance move during a Charleston dance lesson led by Rhythm N Motion Dance Studio Director Kit Adams at the Martinsburg Public Library (MPL) on Saturday night. The dance lesson was just one element of the Centennial Celebration & Fundraiser, which helped attendees take a step back into the past to the Roaring '20s, when the library was founded by the Woman's Club of Martinsburg. "One hundred years of comm
Monarch tagging season flutters into Eastern Panhandle (opens the original)
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SHEPHERDSTOWN - As monarch butterflies flutter into the Eastern Panhandle right now, during their migration to Mexico for the winter, an increasing number of local residents are learning how to assist with scientific research about them through the Monarch Watch's Monarch Tagging program. The Monarch Tagging program is a large-scale community science project, initiated in 1992, to help uncover the dynamics of the monarch butterfly's fall migration through mark and recapture. "You don't have to b
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