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By RIC DUGAN / Staff Photographer | June 14, 2007
Cain Shupp, left, Eric Bender and Carson Poffenberger take a moon walk during a "Star Wars" themed day on Wednesday at the Clear Spring Community Vacation Bible School.
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by TIM ROWLAND | July 1, 2004
Lucky president. I wish I could get rid of my troubles just by handing them over to the Iraqis. One problem I would hand over to the Iraqis would be the Rev. Sun Myung Moon. You remember Moon, right? Convicted of tax fraud and conspiracy to obstruct justice, performer of mass weddings, demander of total allegiance, man at the heart of Koreagate influence-peddling probe in the mid-'70s, and so on. And now several members of Congress, including our own Rep. Roscoe Bartlett, have just crowned him king.
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April 17, 2001
Rev. Moon preaches message to crowd in Shepherdstown By DAVE McMILLION / Staff Writer, Charles Town An estimated 450 people gathered in Shepherdstown Tuesday to hear the Rev. Sun Myung Moon preach about how racism and different religious denominations have acted as barriers to helping people accept each other. The 81-year-old spiritual leader and his wife are founders of the Family Federation for World Peace and Unification, formerly known as The Unification Church.
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By DAVE McMILLION | July 10, 1999
Man's first walk on the moon 30 years ago was one of those pivotal moments in history when many people still remember exactly what they were doing when it happened. "The whole family sat around when it was happening," said Waynesboro resident Joe Bowling, recounting the moment he watched it on television. "It was neat. But it seems a waste now," said Bowling. "There are other things to worry about. " The idea of a lunar walk was so unusual that some people didn't believe it was happening, area residents said.
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August 20, 2009
Reaching for the Moon at Milestone Farm will be Friday, Sept. 11, from 5 to 8 p.m. Proceeds from the event go to Breast Cancer Awareness-Cumberland Valley Inc., serving Western Maryland, West Virginia's Eastern Panhandle and southern Pennsylvania. The event will include a silent auction, celebrity servers and shining stars. A hors d'oeuvres buffet will be catered by the Rhubarb House and wine will be donated by the Airport Inn. The event will be at the home of Don and Jone Bowman, 10702 Hopewell Road in Williamsport.
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By E. L. SYVERSON | December 4, 2007
Out on the Dual there are so many lights that come in my window. Even on a night where I can't see the sky I have my own personal moon. It shines into my bedroom and casts a shadow on the floor. Though it tries to keep me awake, I love the pale glow of its light on my face, striping me through my blinds. So I finally fall asleep and dream of a real moon instead of the synthetic one across the street.
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by DAVE McMILLION | March 27, 2007
CHARLES TOWN, W.Va. - A Summit Point, W.Va., man was charged with terroristic threats Friday after police were told that a man had been at the Division of Motor Vehicles office in Jefferson County that day and threatened to burn down the building, according to court records. Trammel Eugene Alexander Jr., 36, of 4356 Summit Point Road, also was charged with willful disruption of government process, Jefferson County Magistrate Court records said. West Virginia State Police Trooper J.C. Moon said he was called to the Division of Motor Vehicles office about noon for a man making threats against the establishment.
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By MATTHEW UMSTEAD | May 18, 2007
LEETOWN, W.Va. - A 14-year-old Bunker Hill, W.Va., girl was taken to Winchester (Va.) Medical Center on Friday afternoon after she was ejected from a Ford Explorer that collided with a tour bus on Old Leetown Pike in Jefferson County, police and emergency officials said. West Virginia State Police Trooper J.C. Moon said he needed to speak with a supervising officer before releasing the name of the girl, who emergency responders found in the middle of the road near a residence at 1087 Old Leetown Pike.
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By MATTHEW UMSTEAD | May 19, 2007
LEETOWN, W.Va. - A 14-year-old Bunker Hill, W.Va., girl was taken to Winchester (Va.) Medical Center on Friday afternoon after she was ejected from a Ford Explorer that collided with a tour bus on Old Leetown Pike in Jefferson County, police and emergency officials said. West Virginia State Police Trooper J.C. Moon said he needed to speak with a supervising officer before releasing the name of the girl, who emergency responders found in the middle of the road near a residence at 1087 Old Leetown Pike.
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August 23, 2004
521,837. That's how many miles Funkstown resident Thomas "Woody" McDonald had on his work van as of 8 a.m. Friday. That's enough to: - Get to the moon and back with miles left over. The maximum distance from the Earth to the moon is 252,020 miles. (Source: The World Almanac) - Make almost 21 trips around the earth's equator, which has a circumference of 24,901.55 miles. (Source: World Book Encyclopedia and geography.about.com ) - Take 210 cross-country trips.