What happened on June 10, 2005

NEWS

• MCI warden resigns by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Hearing specialist says noise ordinance needs more teeth by DAVE McMILLION

• Strong start for Schultz by LARRY YANOS

• Letters to the editor 

• After hours 

• Out & About 

• Suns again mulling one that got away by BOB PARASILITI

• Corrections 

• Tri-State briefs 

• Mail call 

• BMW 3-Series builds on a strong tradition by RICHARD RUSSELL/Wheelbase Communications

• School Board OKs plan to study new school site by BONNIE H. BRECHBILL

• At a boy, Tom 

• Book gives fresh view of Antietam battlefield by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Sharing thoughts on Harry Potter could net a copy of new book 

• Obituaries 

• Teen 'goes above and beyond' as hospital volunteer by ADAM BEHSUDI

• Williamsport grads begin new phase by KAREN HANNA

• Smithsburg briefs by BRIAN SHAPPELL

• First-year teacher learns lessons from students by Lisa Tedrick Prejean

• Clear Spring graduates celebrate by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Central Chemical visitors note some progress in cleanup by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Railroad museum hosts annual festival by CHERYL M. KEYSER

• Board of education member named in Jefferson County by DAVE McMILLION

• Franklin case goes to grand jury by PEPPER BALLARD

• Needlework display at Allison-Antrim Museum 

• Hancock Middle-Senior High graduates 49 by TARA REILLY

• GST, union reps agree to severance package by DANIEL J. SERNOVITZ

• If you yearn to be a teacher, here are a few ways to start 

• Karl Weissenbach's departure 

• Roundup - Mistakes cost Trojans in PIAA quarterfinals 

• Two city men face gun charges by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Man found guilty of felony in dog's death by CANDICE BOSELY

• Students face judge in pig pit incident by DON AINES

• Longtime school official recovering from surgery by RICHARD BELISLE

• Department store, Dollar Tree set to take over Ames spot by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Va. driver takes first win at Hagerstown Speedway 

• Group eyes 2,900-unit development in rural Pa. township by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Women to get their shot at the outdoors by RICHARD BELISLE

• Sacchet's resignation letter 

• RV innovations add more fun to recreational trips By JEFF JOHNSTON/Motor Matters