Pete Waters is a journalist who focuses on local news in Hagerstown, Maryland. He writes for Herald-Mail Media and Yahoo News, covering a range of topics including cultural commentary, personal reflections, and community stories. Pete's articles often explore the intersection of everyday life and deeper philosophical questions.
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Pete Waters focuses on local human-interest pieces with themes revolving around family, relationships, culture & society, and house & home. He frequently includes expert commentary in his articles.
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Governor, staffing shortages and serious problems are behind the wall.
In 1972, I had an opportunity to begin a Bachelor of Arts curriculum at Mount Saint Mary’s University in Emmitsburg, Maryland. The college was founded in 1808, and is the second- oldest Catholic University in the country.
Colt Gray, a 14-year-old juvenile, was accused last week of killing four people at the Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia; nine others received injuries as well.
Have any of you read the Ten Commandments lately? When you go to church, can you recite them from memory or remember just a few?
During the recent presidential debate, neither candidate spoke of the national debt.
Maybe now is the time to write a column and consider a few strange things.
My good friend Sam Barnhart and his wife, Linda, of Clear Spring recently invited me to accompany them on a trip up to Big Valley, Pa. We soon got on Route 522 North and headed to our destination.
... Within his folded hands, he was holding a Royal Straight Heart flush; a bottle of Pepsi nearby in the corner.
... after next week’s election results there will be more than a few ‘illegal smiles’ on some faces ... losers will find it difficult to smile.
You know I’ve been around a few bends in my life, and each one seems to bring a surprise.
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