What happened on April 05, 2005

NEWS

• Pa. woman facing hearing in child's death by DON AINES

• Conservation meetings in Pa. on Wednesday 

• Commissioners set meeting for Boonsboro Community Center by KAREN HANNA

• Mail Call 

• Agencies - Soybean rust losses covered, but know the rules 

• Sharpsburg briefs 

• Gambling and its limits 

• Windsurfing is like skating on motor oil by TIM ROWLAND

• Calendar 

• Boonsboro briefs 

• Boonsboro senior activities 

• Suns shed light on a quarter-century of life by BOB PARASILITI

• Students clearing the air by KAREN HANNA

• Boonsboro town calendar 

• County jobless rate rises by DANIEL J. SERNOVITZ

• Residents chow down to support fire company by Marie Gilbert/Staff Writer

• Effort under way to win OK to hire new local ag specialist by ARNOLD S. PLATOU

• Letters to the editor 

• Mail Call 

• School lunches 

• Schools say tentative last day is June 7 by KAREN HANNA

• Obituaries 

• Police briefs 

• Events to benefit ambulance, rescue services 

• Wilson hosts annual arts day 

• Boonsboro service news 

• Town considering own police force by KAREN HANNA

• Humane society will host rabies clinic April 9 

• Memorial Boulevard flap has a very simple solution 

• Township supervisors turn down rezoning requests by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• All of Pat Miller's 'children' are of the four-legged variety by JANET HEIM

• Greencastle Borough Council members concerned over bid 

• Police briefs - afternoon 

• Judge OKs councilman's plea deal for drugs, battery by DAVE McMILLION

• What's in a name? 

• New Martin's will serve as anchor for Wesel plaza by DANIEL J. SERNOVITZ

• What is their destiny? by JULIE E. GREENE

• Planning commission votes against quarry by TARA REILLY

• Lawmakers push changes to state annexation laws by DAVE McMILLION

• Judge takes Martin off Waynesboro ballot by DON AINES

• Mission to Brazil found to be 'rewarding' by MARLO BARNHART

• Residents wants in on borough rezoning plan by BONNIE H. BRECHBILL

• Businessman buys Yellow Brick Bank by DAVE McMILLION

• The History Channel presents 'Tsunami 2004 - Waves of Death'