What happened on February 28, 2005

NEWS

• Future meets the past in Softail Springer Classic by ARV VOSS/Motor Matters

• Snow amount depends on storm's track by BRIAN SHAPPELL

• Oscars TV audience down from last year 

• Linking service members, families is goal by BRIAN SHAPPELL

• School briefs 

• Quarry statements don't add up by Claudia Eklund

• Fund-raiser asks hard questions by DAVE McMILLION

• Nissan Frontier pickup moves into the midsize range by MALCOLM GUNN/Wheelbase Communications

• Five changes to your diet might protect your heart 

• Academy Award winners list 

• Seniors honored with awards from DAR chapters by JANET HEIM

• Mail call 

• Facing change by Marie Gilbert/Staff Writer

• Found animals 

• Pole position 

• Letters to the editor 

• Illinois tops men's poll for 13th straight week 

• Annapolis notes by TAMELA BAKER

• Quartet plays string classics by WANDA T. WILLIAMS

• Injuries can't keep Staley, Breehl off mats by BOB PARASILITI

• Doctor breaks down mental health by Dr. Matthew Wagner

• Dogs, handlers have their day at agility clinic by WANDA T. WILLIAMS

• Lumet honored with lifetime achievement award 

• Bath council supports tax hike by TRISH RUDDER

• Man burned in hotel fire hospitalized by WANDA T. WILLIAMS

• Hotel fire 

• Police briefs 

• Obituaries 

• Featured home - Luxury is standard in new Black Rock Estate homes by MALINDA SHAVER of HomeSource

• Letters to the editor 

• Unity and diversity preached at Pa. gospel celebration by DON AINES

• We wanted to visit, not join, Martha by Lyn Widmyer

• Hagerstown City Council candidates 

• Miner named to All-Tournament Team 

• 'Million Dollar Baby,' Eastwood take top Oscars 

• Pool pitched for new Chambersburg high school by DON AINES

• Rachel Carr is Miss Jefferson Co. pageant winner 

• New business is a real estate sign of the times by MALINDA SHAVER of HomeSource

• In the beginning, faith works both ways by George Michael

• Robbery suspect held by BRIAN SHAPPELL

• Musicians earn All-State honors 

• Speaking different languages by MARLO BARNHART

• In downtown Hagerstown, Vincent Groh shows patience is a virtue by TIM ROWLAND

• Painted furniture pieces can be clean, chic by ROSE BENNETT GILBERT/Copley News Service

• Engagements 

• Toys keep collectors 'young at heart' by BONNIE H. BRECHBILL