What happened on March 07, 2005

NEWS

• Coyotes nearly skunk hunters by DON AINES

• Want to help welcome visitors? Volunteers sought 

• In the know about dialysis 

• Letters to the editor 

• Featured Home: Farm house combines history with modern features by MALINDA SHAVER of HomeSource

• School briefs 

• Mardi mask 

• Keep your cool in extreme cold by Edie McGoff

• Mail Call 

• Police briefs 

• This space could be yours 

• Senior menu 

• Treatment plant working to correct acid levels in water by DAVE McMILLION

• Daredevil divers chill out for a good cause by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• First cast 

• Go, Do, Learn 

• All this and alpacas, too! by TOM RIFORD

• 'Contender,' 'Boss Swap' premiere 

• Local roundup - HCC women perform well at NJCAAs 

• Board delays decision on Chambersburg school work by DON AINES

• School board to bring Pa. tax act to public meeting by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Book swap set for April 30 in Hagerstown by JANET HEIM

• Cramming the world into a classroom by JULIE E. GREENE

• Life goes on by CHRIS COPLEY

• 'Significant' fires increase in Hagerstown by WANDA T. WILLIAMS

• In the schools 

• Oliver Homes to build in the Pa. mountains by DAVE THOMPSON

• The fat lady isn't singing yet by ANDREW MASON

• School calendars 

• 'Chicks' take flight for breast cancer fight by Marie Gilbert/Staff Writer

• Painting, wallcoverings help tame tall walls by ROSE BENNETT GILBERT/Copley News Service

• Hagerstown fires in 2005 

• Burn victim remains critical by BRIAN SHAPPELL

• More detours ahead for U.S. 30 motorists by DON AINES

• Event celebrates families with fun and games by DAVE McMILLION

• City police keep eye out for MS-13 gang by BRIAN SHAPPELL

• It's good to be Irish in March in Annapolis by TAMELA BAKER

• Brick work needn't be mortar combat by GENE GARY/Copley News Service

• Eclectic mix of homes keys Fountain Head appeal by SCOTT BUTKI

• AARP group announces trip schedule 

• Luscious XLR gives Cadillac a cruiser by KEN CHESTER, JR./Motor News Media Corp

• Porsche's son carried on company's legacy by JASON STEIN/ Wheelbase Communications

• Dodge Charger was a muscle-car legene by MALCOLM GUNN/Wheelbase Communications

• Smithsburg's Crawford encourages creativity by JULIE E. GREENE

• Obituaries