What happened on April 18, 2002

NEWS

• Suns break streak in Delmarva 

• Berkeley County Board of Education candidates speak at forum BY SARAH MULLIN

• Borough square issue still up in the air BY RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Nonprofits should getaid from other groups 

• letters to the editor 4/18 

• Leopards complete sweep BY JACK HILL III

• Wanted ... Mental Winners BY DAN KAUFFMAN

• Starting pay for teachers is discussed BY TARA REILLY

• Theater may use adjacent building BY DAN KULIN /Staff Writer

• A possible fix for Waynesboro's square BY BOB MAGINNIS

• Serenade for Strings, a performance by members of the West Virginia Symphony Orchestra 

• Nigh calls for cuts in budget BY DAN KULIN /Staff Writer

• AmeriCorps gives Martinsburg Boys & Girls Club a facelift BY SARAH MULLIN

• Barracuda's goes before board BY KIMBERLY YAKOWSKI

• Flashing lights causing confusion BY MARLO BARNHART

• From Tchaikovsky to Diamond, West Virginia Orchestra musicians string audiences along BY KEVIN CLAPP

• Cargo jet still has weakness BY TIM ROWLAND

• Local roundup 

• Track site proposed BY DAVE McMILLION

• Jefferson holds out for a hero BY DAN SPEARS

• AAUW holds annual book sale BY ERICA ENSMINGER

• Out & About calendar for April 18 

• Insurance concerns cause doctor to cut back on services BY SARAH MULLIN

• Comedy and magic benefit BY KATE COLEMAN

• Inmate artwork is displayed BY ANDREA ROWLAND

• Chambersburg Transit Authority mulls options to offset deficit BY RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Obituaries 4/18 

• Police log 4/18