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Longtime Martinsburg Police Chief to Retire
With a career in law enforcement that dates back to 1974, Martinsburg Police Chief T.C. "Ted" Anderson has been a lawman most of his life, and he's not about to stop any time soon.
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Martinsburg Set to Nix Annexation Request
Retailer Target took aim at a proposal to incorporate 156 acres into city. City officials are preparing this week to reverse themselves on a proposal that would have annexed more than 156 acres to the city following a complaint by a national retailer which balked at the plan.
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Fire causes $50K in damages
An early morning electrical fire caused an estimated $50,000 in damages to a home Tuesday in Martinsburg.
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W.Va. residents charged with stealing health-related items - News
Several West Virginia residents have been charged with stealing numerous items from the same Frederick County grocery store over more than two years.
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Firefighter is injured during fire
The Martinsburg City Police Department is investigating a suspicious fire on South Raleigh Street that sent one firefighter to the hospital Sunday morning with minor injuries and damaged two business.
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1 Fired, 7 More Disciplined For Inmate's Release
The state prison agency said Friday it has fired one employee and disciplined seven others whose sloppy work led to the mistaken release of in inmate serving three life terms.
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Chase ends in mobile home park; Martinsburg man charged
A Martinsburg man faces multiple charges following a police chase Thursday night that ended in a crash at a mobile home park, West Virginia State Police said in a news release.
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Camera captures arsonist
Police are seeking the public's assistance in identifying a suspect caught on a surveillance camera draped in what was described as a white sheet setting a fire at a local Martinsburg business Wednesday morning.
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Two property owners want out of ann.....
Two of the property owners that petitioned Martinsburg to annex parts of a 156-acre tract of land off W.Va. 45/Apple Harvest Drive that includes The Commons shopping center and the future home of Blue Ridge Community and Technical College have withdrawn their requests to be annexed.
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Man found dead in Martinsburg warehouse is identified
A man found dead in a warehouse in the 300 block of North Raleigh Street in Martinsburg on Friday has been identified as Kenneth Eustace Simpson, who was reported missing on Feb.
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Mall hosts children's competition
With futures as bright as the rising sun, more than 20 contestants, some as young as just a few months old, took center stage at the Martinsburg Mall during Sunday's Sunburst Beauty Pageant and Baby Contest.
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Sewer District to appeal
Berkeley County Public Service Sewer District officials said Tuesday night they will appeal a judge's decision declaring the county's capacity improvement fee invalid.
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Police: Mistakenly released inmate caught in W.Va.
An inmate serving three life sentences for attempted murder who conned his way out of a Baltimore prison by impersonating his cellmate was captured Friday morning in West Virginia, authorities said.
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Couple indicted on abuse charges
A Bunker Hill couple indicted last week on allegations related to multiple counts of child abuse after they allegedly burned and choked children in their custody entered pleas of not guilty to all charges Thursday at their arraignment before Circuit Court Judge Gina Groh.
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Martinsburg Air Guard squadron moving to Yeager
Yeager Airport board members were informed Wednesday that the aeromedical evacuation squadron attached to the Martinsburg-based 167th Airlift Wing will be transferred to the Yeager-based 130th Airlift Wing effective Oct.
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