What happened on April 02, 2006

NEWS

• 'I never met a finer man' By MARLO BARNHART

• Gulf Coast mulch should be avoided By JEFF RUGG - Copley news service

• New business -- PM Advertising 

• Book club forming at Turn the Page 

• Ideas to help rejuvenate downtown By BOB MAGINNIS

• Hagerstown native to coach USA baseball 

• Leopards, 'Cats take Zonis titles By JACK HILL III - Staff Correspondent

• Build your sports collection and a stadium too 

• Lifestyle soon to unveil new name, sections By Jake Womer

• Egg hunt truly was all it was cracked up to be, and more By TARA REILLY

• Tri-State calendar 

• Too many students still view teen pregnancy as a positive thing By Tim Rowland

• National Library Week kickoff features Shakespeare By ROBERT SNYDER

• In the Cities 

• Area Roundup 

• Hub City General Store offers tea, and more By CANDICE BOSELY

• Students match skills in competition By ROBERT SNYDER

• Not a typical Sunday for Terps star Langhorne By MERCEDES MAYER - Knight Ridder

• Bonds - Bond that's tying up baseball By JIM SALISBURY - Knight Ridder

• Library events 

• Letters to the editor 

• Evening High School honor roll MP4 2005-06 

• Preps Boxscores 

• Retirement project is a 'not for sale' boat By CANDICE BOSELY

• Chambersburg teen artists display works By BONNIE H. BRECHBILL

• 30 pounds of suspected marijuana seized 

• Tooting Hornes 

• Labor council to note Workers Memorial Day 

• Bills of local interest 

• Club meetings, fundraisers and reunions 

• Seminars, workshops 

• The stage is set for local dramas By Kate Coleman

• Borough digs deep to improve infrastructure By DON AINES

• The danger of work By Julie E. Greene

• Area Results 

• Business people 

• Black HCC students say race issues aren't in the classroom By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Arts briefs 

• Community comes through for Star By ALICIA NOTARIANNI

• Western Heights Middle School honor roll MP4 2005-06 

• Obituaries 

• Weddings 

• Finding her way back to the trauma ward 

• Business briefs 

• Young people 

• Organizations 

• Hot Lotto prize still unclaimed 

• A Thai kitchen in Greencastle 

• Fewer Black Grads? By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Preps Roundup 

• Lawmakers push tighter sex offender measures By TAMELA BAKER

• Deere to their hearts By TARA REILLY

• Guild documents local antique quilts By BONNIE H. BRECHBILL

• DVD wars 

• Civil War site strategy uses muscle power, not firepower By MARIE GILBERT

• Workshop designed to prepare participants for job fair 

• Roy Chapin Jr.'s quirky cars are remembered By JASON STEIN - Wheelbase Communications

• Restaurant inspections 

• Springfield Middle School honor roll MP4 2005-06 

• Habitat for Humanity auction dinner draws festive crowd By ROBERT SNYDER

• Student news