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Name: Lori Bormann

The art of teaching is to move each child closer to his or her potential. The art of leading a school is to create a culture of rigorous excellence in which good teachers are challenged to thrive and students flourish as a result.

Many adults who grew up taking standardized tests in school likely remember it as a stressful experience to be dreaded and endured. At Cascade Elementary, the school uses letters of

The Office of Public Instruction released a statement Thursday congratulating two schools nominated for the National Blue Ribbon Schools.

It's believed the driver of the car did NOT stop at the intersection of 27th Avenue and Gum Street, slamming into the side of the bus at a high rate of speed.

It's believed the driver of the car did NOT stop at the intersection of 27th Avenue and Gum Street, slamming into the side of the bus at a high rate of speed.

It's believed the driver of the car did NOT stop at the intersection of 27th Avenue and Gum Street, slamming into the side of the bus at a high rate of speed.

It's believed the driver of the car did NOT stop at the intersection of 27th Avenue and Gum Street, slamming into the side of the bus at a high rate of speed.

Julie E. Greene Hagerstown Herald-Mail Cascade resident John W. Krumpotich finally settled his $1.85 million purchase of nearly 500 acres at the former Fort Ritchie military base on Wednesday. The closing came a year and a day after it was originally scheduled, because of repeated court appeals from a Sabillasville, Md., businessman. "Im just so excited to get started. ... And so thankful for all the support weve received from the community and the county," Krumpotich said Thursday. In February...