What happened on June 20, 2005

NEWS

• Custom-car painter Dutch gained unwanted fame by JASON STEIN/ Wheelbase Communications

• Fabric makes a great room divider by CHRISTINE BRUN /Copley News Service

• Family wants to get Shank's Mill turning again by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Farm museum expansion planned in Hedgesville 

• Heritage Academy honor roll 4th quarter 2004-05 

• Burtner among those honored by MEDA 

• Defend Life group expected in city today 

• Bridge club posts results 

• Go, Do, Learn 

• Letters to the editor 

• Police briefs for 6-20 

• Keegin elected Md. economic development association chief 

• Questions for Roscoe - and the system by Don DeArmon

• Clear Spring Middle School honor roll MP6 2004-05 

• Along with fighting the bad development, it pays to encourage the good by TIM ROWLAND

• Feature Home - This five-bedroom colonial is ready for a family by DAVE THOMPSON of HomeSource

• Bipolar disorder affects mood and thinking by Dr. Matthew Wagner

• Tri-State calendar 

• McCarty proves you can go home again by BRIAN SHAPPELL

• Business briefs 

• Labeling paper's staff unpatriotic is a rush to judgment by LINDA DUFFIELD

• Father, Sun have reason to celebrate by BOB PARASILITI

• Bloodmobiles to visit in Tri-State area 

• Health-care news 

• Support groups 

• Identifying with a town by HEATHER KEELS

• Pet of the week 

• Quiet setting highlights Park Overlook community by DAVE THOMPSON of HomeSource

• Real estate training requires time, investment by MALINDA SHAVER of HomeSource

• Area roundup 

• Washington County Technical H.S. Honor roll MP3 2004-05 

• Students complete leadership program 

• Staley siblings have fond memories of their brother, David 

• Paradise, though imperfect, found on home soil by Dorry Baird Norris

• Kitchen island screens off pots and pans by ROSE BENNETT GILBERT /Copley News Service

• Healing versus masking? by JULIE E. GREENE

• Woman charged in stabbing in Hagerstown by BRIAN SHAPPELL

• Va. man dies in I-70 accident 

• Arts district tax benefits available 

• Letters to the editor 

• Arts fest sizzles as start to summer by BONNIE H. BRECHBILL

• Land Rover continues its go-anywhere legacy by MALCOLM GUNN/Wheelbase Communications

• Obituaries 

• Springfield Middle School honor roll MP6 2004-05 

• Contestant shares 'inside' story by KAREN HANNA

• Dads, sons share their love of cars at Father's Day show by BRIAN SHAPPELL

• Therapeutic Riding Center holds open house by BONNIE H. BRECHBILL

• Hagerstown Trust making change by DANIEL J. SERNOVITZ

• Pygmy goats, doting owners converge in Washington Co. by KAREN HANNA

• For the record June 19 

• County Hall of Fame to induct five new members by LARRY YANOS

• Gateway Christian Academy honor roll 4th quarter 2004-05 

• School briefs 

• Business people 

• Grads won't rule out a return home by DAVID BUSSARD

• Woman faces charges in stabbing by BRIAN SHAPPELL

• Summer sans the classroom by HEATHER KEELS

• Data Driven Decisions is newest tenant of incubator 

• New business - Soffe's Furniture 

• Rose rental service a church tradition by BONNIE H. BRECHBILL

• Western Heights Middle School honor roll MP6 2004-05 

• Northern Middle School honor roll MP6 2004-05 

• Hernandez's no-hitter keys Power outage by BOB PARASILITI

• Fishin' as a frenzy at Pangborn Park 

• Hancock Middle-Senior High honor roll MP6 2004-05 

• Unique vehicles part of Martinsburg Cruise-In's appeal by DAVE McMILLION

• Health-care spotlight 

• Hagerstown police respond to calls 

• Student news June 19 

• Michelle's: New life for Dutch Kitchen by BOB MAGINNIS