What happened on July 11, 2004

NEWS

• Drug, DUI dispositions 

• Antifreeze poisoning not uncommon by RYAN C. TUCK

• 'Net's a good source, but nothing beats first-hand info by LINDA DUFFIELD

• Hot hits 

• Quiet, snug Sakura offers attention and good food by E.T. MOORE

• Pa. crafts fair attracts big crowd by JULIE E. GREENE

• Humane Society sets hiring freeze by TARA REILLY

• Communiy briefs 

• Is the year half full ... or half empty? by MARK KELLER / Sports Editor

• Letters to the editor 

• Water/sewer bills may be paid online 

• Bloodmobiles to stop in Tri-State area 

• Suns lose slugfest 

• Are we 'up and coming'? Researcher explains Money magazine rank by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Obituaries for 7/11 

• Only problem residents had with the Habitat home was that its front door was on an alley by Andy Macomber, Boonsboro

• Local firefighters participate in safety course by Alicia Notarianni

• Maugansville reaches final 

• Memo to PenMar: Start over 

• Heat of summer can be danger to seniors, kids by WANDA T. WILLIAMS

• Sakura Japanese Restaurant 

• Getting muddy for a cause Volleyball event benefits clinic by WANDA T. WILLIAMS

• Montgomery's lesson in affordable housing by BOB MAGINNIS

• 'I felt like I was home again' 

• Man sentenced to life in prison 

• Charles Town switches to 12-race schedule this week by LARRY YANOS

• Raccoon reported to have rabies 

• Kids find olden days 'lots of work' by WANDA T. WILLIAMS

• A life remembered - A real Pearl to her family by MARLO BARNHART

• It's not a horse, of course Alpacas causing stir in Mercersburg by RICHARD BELISLE

• Pretty, potent poppies 

• Tractor pull big draw to folks who like raw power, engine roar by JULIE E. GREENE

• Circuit court judge orders Davis Funeral Home to close by JULIE E. GREENE

• A father's life of service by Tom Riford

• Fresh air by KATE COLEMAN

• Stonecats are perfect for river smallmouths by BILL ANDERSON / Staff Correspondent

• Hagerstown to Willie Mays: 'Honest, we've changed' by TIM ROWLAND