What happened on July 14, 2005

NEWS

• Magisterial District Judge seat might not be filled until fall by DON AINES

• Reminisce and learn about flying by Cheryl M. Keyser

• Adults, teens injured in hayride wagon accident 

• Area results 

• State sewer rule may trump county's rural rezoning law by BOB MAGINNIS

• Elected officials seek second DMV office in Eastern Panhandle by CANDICE BOSLEY

• Safety measure trumps horsepower By TONY BUDNY

• Monster trucks - even more fun in reverse by JULIE E. GREENE

• Study - Wilson provides $12.5 million to economy by DON AINES

• First Chili Cookoff slated for Saturday by CANDICE BOSLEY

• Mail call from 7/13/05 

• PenMar not such a snow white tale by TIM ROWLAND

• Man charged with raping teenage girl 

• Rockers on parade in Chambersburg by BONNIE H. BRECHBILL

• D.C. man faces charges after two-county chase 

• Event fosters community pride by KRISTIN WILSON

• Red Cross in need of O negative blood 

• Schools to appeal assessment scores by KAREN HANNA

• It's hard not to root for Floyd at the Tour by ANDREW MASON

• Hancock calendar 

• Hancock senior activities 

• Letters to the editor 

• Hancock briefs by TARA REILLY

• High school grads collect on fourth-grade promise by TONY BUDNY

• Teen requests trial in assault case by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Commission on Aging asks county for financial help to move by TARA REILLY

• Hancock man not stay-at-home type of retiree by MARLO BARNHART

• Oakland peaks in time to scale South Mountain by CHRIS CARTER /Staff Correspondent

• Area Roundup 

• Baby makes Hancock's manager miss first day by MARLO BARNHART

• Police briefs 

• Obituaries 

• Maugansville keeps pitching for title by JACK HILL III / Staff Correspondent

• Hall of Fame to honor county's best prep athletes 

• Wild about Harry by HEATHER KEELS

• Developer proposes 328 acres of housing by TARA REILLY

• Modern dance in Shepherdstown by JULIE E. GREENE

• Roundhouse Rail Days offer various entertainment options by KRISTIN WILSON

• Contractor moving into business park by DANIEL J. SERNOVITZ

• Packed with events, ChambersFest enters 19th year by Cheryl M. Keyser

• Verderosa, Kline resign from Pa. high school by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Teen admits involvement in rock-throwing, awaits penalty by GREGORY T. SIMMONS