What happened on May 14, 2002

NEWS

• Wagon train will arrive in Funkstown on Saturday 

• Racetrack being sued for $20 million BY DAVE McMILLION

• Obituaries 5/14 

• Berkeley County, W.Va., eases water restrictions BY SARAH MULLIN

• Woman, 77, hurt while making deposit 

• Funkstown Town Council briefs from May 13 meeting BY DAN KULIN /Staff Writer

• Plumb Grove expansion plans go forward BY ANDREA ROWLAND

• Police Log 5/14 

• Budget proposal is presented at Clear Spring council meeting BY MARLO BARNHART

• June Jubilee feature arts and crafts 

• Letters to the editor 5/14 

• Voters to pick candidates in W.Va. primaries BY DAVE McMILLION

• Rain plays havoc with postseason schedule 

• Get those razors sharpened BY AL DITZEL

• Youth calendar 

• Book Sale 

• Pageant candidates are sought 

• Judge calls DNA 'critical' in Wagner slaying case BY KIMBERLY YAKOWSKI

• Funkstown's mayor is not afraid of a fight BY ANDREA ROWLAND

• Interstate Fair to benefit local fire company BY SARAH MULLIN

• Unpaid parking tickets may give Williamsport motorists the boot BY ANDREA ROWLAND

• Community page calendar 

• Shepherd gains berth in NCAA D-II Regional 

• Toothman files for commissioners race BY SCOTT BUTKI

• Telamon Corp. comes to aid of families in transition BY SARAH MULLIN

• Franklin County woman faces burglary charges in two counties BY JULIE E. GREENE

• Four are re-elected in Boonsboro election BY SCOTT BUTKI

• National Pike Days Festival begins Friday in Clear Spring 

• Refrigerators, chocolate are both hazards BY TIM ROWLAND