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August 20, 2008

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Garrett County Schools Of Yesteryear Is Published; Result Of 16-Year Effort

Ash Twins Both Achieve Eagle Scout Status

Arrested After Stealing From Multiple Vehicles

Local Man Charged With 20 Counts Of Debit Card Fraud

Fire Deliberately Set At Grantsville Youth Facility

Local Resident Seriously Injured In Plummet Over Muddy Creek Falls

Man's Body Recovered From River Last Week Identified By Autopsy

Several Juveniles Escape Facilities, Three Located

Bus Schedule Changes For 2008-09 Year

Election Officials Expect Increase In Voter Turnout

W.Va. Paving Crew Said To Be Running Scam

GC Roads Dept. Using New Cost-Tracking Program

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AN OMINOUS SKY coupled with the defiance of the sun hovered over the Garrett County Fair in McHenry earlier this week, a condition that made all of the colors of the annual event even brighter. Despite the threatening circumstances, the fairgrounds have remained completely dry so far this week, as widely scattered showers throughout the region have fallen elsewhere (knock on wood). This photo was taken by Michael Reed, a member of the Garrett County Photography Club. The 52nd annual fair will continue through Saturday evening.


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