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Wedding

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Frye-Clausen Pamela Lynn Frye and Mark Andrew Clausen were united in marriage Sept. 15, 2012, at Poor House Farm Park in Martinsburg. The bride is the daughter of Neville Frye of Charles Town and the late Robert “Jake” Frye. The groom is the son of Anna and Jorgen Clausen of Randolph, N.J. The double-ring ceremony [...]

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Out&about

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Art in Summit Point Through this weekend, arresting photographs created by the Jefferson County Photography Club will be on display at the public library in Martinsburg. The club’s annual exhibition features shots taken in 2012 in far-flung locales such as Martha’s Vineyard in Massachusetts, Natchez, Miss., even Varanasi, India. Club members taking part in the [...]

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Let them eat cake

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Let them eat cake

SHEPHERDSTOWN – English plum pudding. Italian panettone. Buche de Noel from France. All kinds of international desserts serve as Christmas traditions, but for many, it’s stollen made in Shepherdstown that takes the cake. This article is exclusive, use Cleeng to view it in full. The rest of this article is exclusive, use Cleeng again to [...]

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Fresh milk, eggs make an eggnog to remember

For me, eggnog season can’t come soon enough. As soon as Halloween is packed away, I buy a quart of my favorite eggnog at the grocery store. I drink it little by little, spiked and not. I make eggnog cappuccinos in the morning and eggnog milkshakes at night. On the weekends, there is nothing like [...]

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Out&about

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Divine dancing One student describes Kristen Dorsey’s belly-dancing classes this way: “It’s all about women having fun, dancing and letting go.” Two new sessions taught by Dorsey, who owns Divine Journeys in Martinsburg, will begin in January – one on Monday evenings, the other on Wednesdays. Classes will be held in the gymnastics area of [...]

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Community Notes

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Art classes scheduled: The Berkeley Arts Council will offer classes beginning in January for adults and young people age 14 and up. Evening courses include pottery/handbuilding, introduction to oil painting, jewelry design, and introduction to watercolor painting. A daytime class offers art exploration for homeschoolers ages 12 to 18. Registration for each series of six [...]

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Holiday ‘Wonderment’

Joe Santoro always has his hands full. This article is exclusive, use Cleeng to view it in full. The rest of this article is exclusive, use Cleeng again to view it. The rest of this article is exclusive, , click “buy” and view it instantly. Exclusive content Already have a Cleeng account? Welcome back! Log-in [...]

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Reaching young readers Malcolm Ater, whose debut novel “Tyler’s Mountain Magic” became an award winner last year, will be at Four Seasons Books in Shepherdstown Saturday to sign copies of his latest work, “The Hermitage House Miracle.” “It’s a children’s mystery, especially geared for middle school kids, but suitable for any age,” explains Ater, a [...]

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Shakin’ with the Money man

CHARLES TOWN – One thing is certain about Eddie Money: He has staying power. This article is exclusive, use Cleeng to view it in full. The rest of this article is exclusive, use Cleeng again to view it. The rest of this article is exclusive, , click “buy” and view it instantly. Exclusive content Already [...]

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‘Scrooge’ in the spotlight

Watching Ebenezer Scrooge transform from a grumpy, Christmas-hating miser into a giddy humanitarian eager for holiday festivities has been a tradition this time of year ever since Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” debuted in 1843. This article is exclusive, use Cleeng to view it in full. The rest of this article is exclusive, use Cleeng [...]

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