What happened on July 18, 2005

NEWS

• Drees Homes expands its Maryland offerings By DOUG STONE / Power Marketing

• Area riding club to hold Ride for Kids Fun Show by TONY BUDNY

• Hundreds of kids brave the heat at Summer jam by BONNIE H. BRECHBILL

• Business briefs 

• Small wonders by Dorry Baird Norris

• Police briefs 

• Industry backs payment assistance proposal by JAMES M. WOODARD / Copley News Service

• For the record 7/17/05 

• Some people can gain body function at the pool by Dr. Mark Yacyk

• Lawmakers, Md. officials meet, discuss prison woes by TAMELA BAKER

• Library events 

• Senior menu 

• Mail Call 

• Suns fall in 14 by DAN KAUFFMAN

• Featured home - Williamsport colonial provides freedom of choice by DAVE THOMPSON of HomeSource

• Business people 

• Go, Do, Learn 

• Support groups 

• At Fort Ritchie, it's time to move along 

• Tri-State calendar 

• Found animals 7/18/05 

• Learning without a classroom by KAREN HANNA

• Eight foreign teachers lined up for fall in county schools by KAREN HANNA

• Letters to the editor 

• Area results 

• Many have made sacrifices, and all have been important 

• Turning Point receives participation award 

• Obituaries 

• Willie wobbles by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Fit is as fit does By KRISTIN WILSON

• Organizations 7/17/05 

• New business - Advantage Bail Bond 

• Collection sparks book by DANIEL J. SERNOVITZ

• Pa. man dies after fall at Grove by DON AINES

• Painting is man's creative outlet by JANET HEIM

• Adventures in learning by KAREN HANNA

• Some feel reporter shouldn't be jailed for protecting sources by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Brashears named to coaches' national team 

• Cascade was 'a little oasis' by HEATHER KEELS

• Creative staining gives new life to floors by ROSE BENNETT GILBERT /Copley News Service

• Bike event raises about $20,000 in Martinsburg by DON AINES

• Death of his son inspired man to become a Shriner by MARLO BARNHART

• Plumb Grove a home to local history by KAREN HANNA