What happened on July 10, 2005

NEWS

• Student news 

• Police briefs 

• Community college plans name change by CANDICE BOSLEY

• Club members concerned about possible move by TRISH RUDDER

• Foundation proves there's strength in numbers by TAMELA BAKER

• The July Garden by Dorry Baird Norris

• Gender isn't all that makes Wie's close call newsworthy by MARK KELLER / Sports Editor

• Storage Center opens 

• Nonprofits aim to meet challenge 

• Tri-State calendar 

• Greencastle man charged following police pursuit by TARA REILLY

• Pageants 

• Library events for week of 7/12 

• Business briefs 

• Race is on for Person of the Year by TIM SHEA

• Long & Foster holds annual Community Service Day 

• Lights, camera ... fix a problem by DANIEL J. SERNOVITZ

• Morgan must get ahead of growth curve 

• The pipeline to controlled growth by JOE LANE

• Area roundup 

• Letters to the editor 

• There are a few fossils active in sports 

• Two named to bank board 

• Hagerstown turns off the Power 

• Public meeting set on PE line plan 

• Go, Do, Learn 

• Suns notebook by BOB PARASILITI

• Author says collecting data has become a priority by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• St. Maria Goretti honor roll 4th quarter 2004-05 

• Obituaries 

• Arts, crafts fair helps fund projects at Caledonia State Park by BONNIE H. BRECHBILL

• Pedal to the pavement by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• The pull drags them back by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Cars and trucks in their prime at Pa. show by BONNIE H. BRECHBILL

• Hatching white mayflies attract attention by Bill Anderson

• Films catching county's good side by BOB MAGINNIS

• Why can't we seem to do things right the first time? by TIM ROWLAND

• St. James School honor roll 3rd trimester 2004-05 

• Dad's new wife spread mother's love to her family and beyond by MARLO BARNHART

• Man found dead identified 

• Singers to perform tonight at church 

• Freeing ride by JULIE E. GREENE

• Music by the Lake kickoff provides relaxing evening of music by TARA REILLY

• Young people 

• Charles town to race limited stakes 

• Business people 

• Stubbs' blast lifts American over Halfway by JACK HILL III / Staff Correspondent

• New business - The Cracked Cork 

• Waynesboro's smith tunes in with 64s for record, trip by TIM KOELBLE