What happened on July 29, 2005

NEWS

• Letters to the editor 

• Photographer to cease business By HEATHER KEELS

• Chambersburg medical facilities offer gastric bypass procedure BY DON AINES

• Mazda Miata gets new style, new name by MALCOLM GUNN/Wheelbase Communications

• Downtown considers Main Street program By DANIEL J. SERNOVITZ

• Out & About 7/29 

• Teens need to know that their grieving process is normal by LISA PREJEAN

• Conserving electricity may prevent outages, save cash 

• Here's the final clue to $500 puzzle 

• Service News 

• Two men charged with attempted robbery, burglary 

• Ag Expo results 

• Storm interrupts service to about 600 Allegheny Power customers by TARA REILLY

• Go, Do, Learn 

• Mail call 

• After Hours 

• Fed-up clerk says she locked attacker in store by PEPPER BALLARD

• Ag Expo schedule 

• Efforts to prevent avian flu mean fewer poultry entries by ADAM BEHSUDI

• Guilty plea withdrawn in beating death by PEPPER BALLARD

• More than 200 turn out at rally in support of locality pay BY RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Area Roundup 

• Commission won't pay for poll workers' lunches by DAVE McMILLION

• Police briefs 

• Obituaries 

• Informational tools help RV owners get around by JEFF JOHNSTON/Motor Matters

• Start over with troopers 

• A time to work together by JULIE E. GREENE

• W.Va. man found guilty of robbing BB&T Bank BY DAVE McMILLION

• Cow girl outstanding in her field by HEATHER KEELS

• Pa. man charged with breaking into grandfather's home BY DON AINES

• Speedway to host AMA motorcycle series 

• Sights and sounds from 25th annual Ag Expo by TONY BUDNY

• Hagerstown's Neighborhood College offering fall classes by GREGORY T. SIMMONS