What happened on March 17, 2003

NEWS

• A class act by Vincent Groh, and the school board has what in its trash? By TIM ROWLAND

• City, county briefs 

• Show puts spring in their step by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Man wanted in death of baby is caught in Va. 

• Waynesboro Eagles raise $2,000 to help woman fight cancer by RICHARD BELISLE

• Obituaries for 3/16 

• Gray leads area women in Shamrock 

• Area roundup - Hawks fall 10-3 to Catonsville 

• Screening saves lives by KATE COLEMAN

• Saying 'no' not enough 

• He knows what grows by MARLO BARNHART

• How the job training program will work 

• Engagements 

• Ozone levels to be assessed by CANDICE BOSELY

• School briefs 

• Vote gives Allegheny more fiscal options by LAURA ERNDE

• Go, do, learn 

• Nonprofits react to possible cuts by TARA REILLY

• Trail of blood eventually leads city police to hurt teen by MARLO BARNHART

• Letters to the editor - 3/17/03 

• Classrooms in demand by DAVE McMILLION

• In Washington County, arts get a second chance by BOB MAGINNIS

• Md. DNR urges all to stay off Potomac 

• Symptoms, risk factors for colorectal cancer 

• Ehrlich proposes state property tax increase by LAURA ERNDE

• How does our neighborhood compare? By BECKY KERCHEVAL

• Destination ImagiNation qualifiers 

• How does our neighborhood compare? By BECKY KERCHEVAL

• Letters to the editor - 3/15/03 

• In search of the perfect tune by KEVIN CLAPP

• Mail Call for 3/14 

• Contest builds creative thinkers by BONNIE HELLUM BRECHBILL

• Benefit concert aids man who seeks experimental surgery by DAVE McMILLION

• Letters to the editor 3/16 

• MSO concludes season with style by GARY MULLENAX

• Washington County commuter tidbits 

• Crowds flock to builders show by STACEY DANZUSO

• Pocomoke's pressure puts squeez on Rebels by BOB PARASILITI

• Peace rallies draw dozens by BONNIE HELLUM BRECHBILL

• Powell fights to the finish for Leopards by DAN KAUFFMAN

• HCC institute to focus on job training by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Idea of using old jail as coal museum gives group hope by RICHARD BELISLE

• Deadline extended for Commission for Women's essay contest by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Anniversaries 

• Sharpsburg Town Council considers law to limit junk vehicles by JULIE E. GREENE

• Achievement needs to be recognized, applauded by NANCY S. GRASMICK

• Destination ImagiNation - Sharp minds by` ANDREW SCHOTZ

• MSO, soloist bring season to crowd-pleasing finale by KEVIN CLAPP

• Washington County top work destination by JULIE E. GREENE

• Police log 3/15 

• Prophetic - Lions make good on title promise by DAN KAUFFMAN

• Building on its success by RICHARD BELISLE

• Our photos are grand windows in to your world by Tony Mulieri

• Teens age me By LYN WIDMER

• Lions fit after 2A survival by DAN KAUFFMAN

• Parents peeved over parking at Bester Elementary School by PEPPER BALLARD

• Educator biography - Karen Hart 

• Statistics reveal need for training by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Dickson, Stroech win pageants in W.Va. 

• Mar. 16 Cart simplifies task for disabled gardeners by KATE COLEMAN

• Police log for 3/17 

• Annapolis notes 3/17/03 by LAURA ERNDE

• Title IX still has gray areas by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Births 

• Fort Ritchie is a part of Cascade 

• Obituaries for 3/17 

• Canine trainer charged by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Networking vital, says youth pastor by MARLO BARNHART

• Attorney argues double jeopardy in murder case by CANDICE BOSELY

• Weddings 

• Obituaries for 3/15 

• Local teen ropes record by RICHARD BELISLE

• Police log 3/16 

• Women's panel seeks more firsts by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Two-season pleasures by Dorry Baird Norris

• Charter schools - Pros and Cons