What happened on June 29, 2003

NEWS

• Business people 

• Thirst for sports' historic reality dries up spontaneity 

• Pedestrian struck, dies 

• Fairplay man sought in fire investigation y JULIE E. GREENE

• Old batteries are recycled 

• Business briefs 

• Let the sun shine in by KATE COLEMAN

• Ham operators prepare for a time they may radio for help by LAURA ERNDE

• Three homeless men share stories by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Army disputes account of local soldier's injury by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Cats' newcomers greet Suns rudely by TIM KOELBLE

• Charles Town's stakes heat up in July 

• City zoning law doesn't mention shelter by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• WaynesboroFest and Jubilee promotes borough's heritage by BONNIE HELLUM BRECHBILL

• House tours, 'n more by BONNIE HELLUM BRECHBILL

• Lifeguards, park-goers revive girl by LAURA ERNDE

• Welcome home ... to real food and a non-Humvee by JULIE E. GREENE

• Area roundup - Braves down Villagers, Maroons 

• Interview key to pageant victory by Chris Copley

• Obituaries for 6/29 

• Homeless surviving in and around city by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Miss Burtonsville crowned Miss Maryland by Chris Copley

• A cop with real class by CANDICE BOSELY

• The running project - Pine Hill 5K by ANDY MASON

• Telling a story rooted in faith by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Old cars show style by JULIE E. GREENE

• Putting a face on Hagerstown's homeless by BOB MAGINNIS

• If fish love crayfish, so should you by BILL ANDERSON / Staff Correspondent