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Hagerstown

American  
[hey-gerz-toun] / ˈheɪ gərzˌtaʊn /

noun

  1. a city in NW Maryland.


Example Sentences

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He flies nonstop out of Orlando Sanford International Airport to Hagerstown, Md., when he needs to get to northern West Virginia and North Central West Virginia Airport when he visits Clarksburg, W.Va.

From The Wall Street Journal

Born around 1820, Summers was enslaved by the owners of the iron works and later sold to another furnace near Hagerstown, Maryland, where Jackson and her daughters live today.

From Science Magazine

The circuit court judge was a longtime resident of Hagerstown and heavily involved in the community.

From Seattle Times

While the sheriff’s office is leading the investigation, the Maryland State Police, Hagerstown Police Department and U.S.

From Washington Times

A Maryland State Police corporal told The Herald-Mail that state police were assisting the sheriff’s office in the area of Olde Waterford Road north of Hagerstown.

From Seattle Times