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What happened on May 08, 2002
NEWS
Send PUD projectback for revisions BY BOB MAGINNIS
City Council introduces budget-related ordinances
County to operate Ritchie water plant BY SCOTT BUTKI
Sharpsburg briefs
City budget cuts could reduce tax hikes BY DAN KULIN /Staff Writer
State grants could help with renovations at planned center BY LAURA ERNDE
Suns falls apartfall apart BY BOB PARASILITI
Two newcomers run for two council seats BY ANDREW SCHOTZ
Eat twice as smart during pregnancy BY LYNN F. LITTLE
Ternes' Open and shut case BY DAN KAUFFMAN
Totally appetizing party pickups BY Kathy Sayler
Man charged with rape to be monitored for a year BY KIMBERLY YAKOWSKI
W.Va. county scrambles to replace vote counter BY SARAH MULLIN
Blood donors needed as summer slump hits early BY MARLO BARNHART
Policelog 5/8
Boonsboro briefs BY TARA REILLY
Board of Education hires deputy superintendent BY TARA REILLY
Boonsboro approves multi-residential zone BY TARA REILLY
Town Council may purchase $2,000 painting
Community briefs
Commissioners briefs BY SCOTT BUTKI
Letters to the editor
County budget hearing centers on school funding BY SCOTT BUTKI
Four looking to win party nod in race for 54th House seat BY DAVE McMILLION
Hagerstown City Council will adopt annexation policy BY DAN KULIN /Staff Writer
Keedysville councilwoman keeps seat
Hagerstown City Council briefs BY DAN KULIN /Staff Writer
School Board briefs
Panel to recommend year-round classes for two schools BY TARA REILLY
Teen pregnancy problems outlined BY LAURA ERNDE
North's Tedrick extends homer streak
Smithsburg calendar
Seven candidates vie for Jefferson school seats BY DAVE McMILLION
Obituaries 5/8
Library fund-raising efforts intensify BY ANDREA ROWLAND
Cadets hang on vs. Bulldogs BY CURT HORNBECKER / Staff Correspondent
Mobile health van to bring services to seniors in rural areas BY STACEY DANZUSO
Samick remembered as loving father of 2 BY RICHARD F. BELISLE
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