What happened on July 26, 2005

NEWS

• Obituaries 

• Mail call 7/25/05 

• Found animals 7/26/05 

• Reviewers split over razzle-dazzle of 'The Island' 

• Ag expo schedule for Tuesday July 26 

• Three teens contributed content to the Next section 

• Corrections 

• Public schools to send reports on Maryland math, reading tests 

• Letters to the editor 

• Ag Expo Results 

• Can you tell us where this is for a chance to win $500? by JAKE WOMER

• Reviewers split over razzle-dazzle of 'The Island' 

• Opening at the movies 

• Funkstown advances to states by BOB PARASILITI

• Suns' victory a humbling experience for Shorebirds by BOB PARASILITI

• Limiting government's 'taking' 

• Programs help people keep cool in sweltering heat by ADAM BEHSUDI

• Spokes person By Richard T. Meagher

• Building schools a taxing proposition by TIM ROWLAND

• How do schools convince more to become teachers? 

• National marches onward by JACK HILL III / Staff Correspondent

• Cooler relief is in sight after a few scorcher days by KAREN HANNA

• Judge rejects request to halt Shepherdstown project by DAVE McMILLION

• Police briefs 

• Council in Chambersburg sticks with emergency service by DON AINES

• Valley goes small to earn big win by CHRIS CARTER /Staff Correspondent

• The life you affect may affect your own by BOB PARASILITI

• Foundation awards $75,000 to nonprofits by JANET HEIM

• Some areas in Franklin County lack tools to prepare for growth by DON AINES

• Area teams compete in ice cream contest by HEATHER KEELS

• Volvo truck sales rise on economic gains by DANIEL J. SERNOVITZ

• Singers with a mission by MARIE GILBERT /Staff Writer

• Community calendar 

• Sights and sounds from 25th annual Ag Expo by ADAM BEHSUDI

• Woman holds police at bay for six hours in Pa. by DON AINES

• Monday's Area Roundup 

• Stick to a different style with DuctTapeFashion.com by DAN MOTZ

• Autistic boy dies after being found in neighbor's pool 

• Attorneys say arrest, evidence not by the book by PEPPER BALLARD

• Pedestrian killed by moving vehicle by DAVE McMILLION

• Mundey's passing 'a great loss to the town' by MARLO BARNHART