What happened on June 10, 2004

NEWS

• Police log 6/10 

• Wis. company buys Jerr-Dan for $80 million by RICHARD BELISLE

• 'Kids Sake' trip needs funds 

• Ehrlich cancels meetings to go to former president's funeral by TAMELA BAKER

• Shorebirds dump Suns 

• If you go ... 

• Popenoe recognized by TARA REILLY

• Hancock budget approved by TARA REILLY

• John Munson demands road be added to repairs list by TARA REILLY

• A tale of two base closures by TIM ROWLAND

• Transit system may be near end of line by DON AINES

• Dino-mite ride By Ric Dugan

• Hancock Senior Schedule 

• Hancock Town calendar 

• Kobe's shot has clinched series for Lakers by DAN KAUFFMAN

• Facilities Management director named at Herald-Mail Company 

• Financing for Lurgan school is approved by DON AINES

• Mail Call for 6/9 

• Letters to the editor - 6/10 

• Town gets scholarship money by TARA REILLY

• Conservation easements, open space funds approved by TAMELA BAKER

• Mummers' Parade to march on by LAURA ERNDE

• Tech company to add jobs by JULIE E. GREENE

• Baldwin House complex getting final touches by LAURA ERNDE

• Funkstown sweeps by Charles Town 

• Waynesboro woman dies in collision with flatbed by DON AINES

• Disposition delayed for teen facing marijuana charge by PEPPER BALLARD

• Past kingdoms gathering in the present by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Obituaries for 6/10 

• Whimsy meets function at W.Va. crafts festival by KATE COLEMAN

• Hagerstown Planning Commission by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Furniture store holds open house at outlets by JULIE E. GREENE

• Can you help Alsatians with Mummers Parade? 

• Experts will evaluate dolls, toys, jewelry, pottery and other collectibles 

• Age, condition and origin help determine an antique's value by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Probe continues in W.Va. dirt bike-car collision by CANDICE BOSELY

• Hagerstown celebrates railroad heritage by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Appraisal fair will benefit Hospice of Washington County by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Post offices to close for state funeral 

• Railroad museum funding request derailed by JULIE E. GREENE

• Keeping an eye on the road by MARLO BARNHART