What happened on April 15, 2002

NEWS

• No-fly zones being entered BY ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Birth announcements 4/13 

• Police academy recruits practice maneuvers on driving course BY JULIE E. GREENE

• Taunted teen now succeeds in school BY ANDREA ROWLAND

• Baseball and softball top 10s 

• Hubs learn hard lesson BY JACK HILL III

• Fee increases to get formal readings BY SARAH MULLIN

• Police log 

• Suns lose twin bill Sunday BY BOB PARASILITI

• Board of Education will shut down pre-K program at school BY TARA REILLY

• Anniversaries 4/15 

• Powell's slam powers Rebels to 6-1 win BY DAN SPEARS

• Pre-kindergarten program in Cascade will be shut down BY TARA REILLY

• Quilting show at HCC BY RICHARD F. BELISLE

• For an employee of a small firm, the road can be rough BY BOB MAGINNIS

• Berkeley County commissioner 'doing well' after stroke BY SARAH MULLIN

• City police asking for public's help with two cases 

• More than 1,000 customers lose power Sunday BY DAVE McMILLION

• Marathon runner-to-be runs with purpose BY ANDREA ROWLAND

• Mooney takes parting shot at state budget BY LAURA ERNDE

• Jury finds Elks negligent in shooting death BY SARAH MULLIN

• Some in favor Bush's early childhod ideas BY TARA REILLY

• Engagements 4/15 

• Stokley earned this one BY DAN KAUFFMAN

• Suns' fare may be worth the wait BY MARK KELLER

• Heritage museum looks at past eras BY SCOTT BUTKI

• Fatal accident shuts down I-81 

• Learn music basics to better appreciate classics BY KATE COLEMAN

• Letters To The Editor 4/13 

• Saturday's Local Roundup 

• West Virginia 

• Out & About 

• letters to the editor 4/14 

• Sign of the times BY DAN KULIN /Staff Writer

• County softball league 'politely' kicks off season BY RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Kids learn fitness can be fun as well as healthy BY STACEY DANZUSO

• Sharpsburg American Legion post requests liquor license BY SCOTT BUTKI

• Congregants who wrote to Naval crew learn about BY JULIE E. GREENE

• Ex-Jefferson player to coach Goretti vs. Cougars tonight BY DAN SPEARS

• South High team wins state contest BY JULIE E. GREENE

• Area roundup-Sunday 

• Students discuss world issues BY SCOTT BUTKI

• Organ welcomed back to congregation BY STACEY DANZUSO

• letters to the editor 4/15 

• Go, Do, Learn 

• Police log 4/14 

• Police log 4/15 

• Thurmont, Md., feed warehouse damaged by fire BY JULIE E. GREENE

• ledtters to the editor - 4/14/02 

• Motive unclear in W.Va. shooting BY DAVE McMILLION

• When it comes to funding a cure for MS, the Scriveners are in it together BY KATE COLEMAN

• Obituaries 4/14 

• Hagerstown man dies in crash at Mountaineer Raceway BY DAVE McMILLION

• Weddings 4/15 

• Suspects in bank robbery arrested BY SCOTT BUTKI

• March drug convictions 

• Lazer Vaudeville show comes to The Maryland Theatre BY MARLO BARNHART

• College must decide how to replace Brown, Brown & Brown BY BOB PARASILITI

• Marathon for leukemia BY ANDREA ROWLAND

• Man killed at mountaineer raceway BY DAVE McMILLION

• Rain doesn't dampen the spirit of Little League BY SCOTT BUTKI

• Woman dies, husband hurt in I-81 crash BY STACEY DANZUSO

• Tri-State post offices extend BY LAURA ERNDE

• Pitching keeps Trojans unbeaten 

• Waynesboro photographer has picture-perfect job BY RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Maryland camps 

• Man held in cousin's shooting BY JULIE E. GREENE

• Body and soul get a workout at area church BY MARLO BARNHART

• Va. man faces trial in sex case BY RICHARD F. BELISLE

• obituaries 4/13 

• Obituaries 4/15