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ShoppingFuel and munchies fix: When errands run long or the game goes into OT, Sheetz is the trusty Cumberland go-to for a fast fuel-up, cold drinks, and grab-and-go eats that actually taste decent.
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Fuel and munchies fix: When errands run long or the game goes into OT, Sheetz is the trusty Cumberland go-to for a fast fuel-up, cold drinks, and grab-and-go eats that actually taste decent.
Crab cravings, solved: Crabby Pig is the relaxed spot locals hit when a crab cake craving collides with a ribs mood.
Sneakers, vintage, and prints: Since 2010, The Fitted Joint has been the spot around Frostburg for sneakers and vintage finds, plus embroidery and DTG printing when your crew needs custom gear or you just want that one perfect tee.
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The five stories Cumberland readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
The world's largest folk festival, Oktoberfest, is set to take place in Maryland this month.
Full story at patch.com ↗
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has announced funding for the development and opening of Wills Mountain State Park in Allegany County.
Full story at thebaynet.com ↗
A new report by the Manhattan Institute has found that Maryland's Medicare-for-All-style Hospital Revenue Caps have resulted in a decrease in care and increased costs.
Full story at manhattan.institute ↗
Maryland officials held a national event to "Imagine a Day Without Water," urging household preparedness and federal aid for utilities on the brink of crisis.
Full story at wtop.com ↗
The former Wheelz-Up location at 86 Baltimore Street is one of five sites highlighted in the Downtown Redevelopment Services study for Cumberland.
Full story at wcbcradio.com ↗
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