What happened on April 19, 2006

NEWS

• Obituaries 

• Letters to the editor 

• County considers staffing requests by TARA REILLY

• Jefferson Co. not a likely site for D.C. sewage by DAVE McMILLION

• School board briefs by KAREN HANNA

• Project gets nod again - one year later by ROBERT SNYDER

• Final forum scheduled on subject of religion and state 

• Man who died in crash from Martinsburg 

• Borough manager clears air about trash pickup 

• Some council members question secrecy of group by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Mail Call 

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Bad behavior in Annapolis no plus for the Democrats 

• Knights help Hospice 

• Around Maugansville 

• Ventura makes final at-bat count by BOB PARASILITI

• Kids' weight problems a shared responsibility by LYNN F. LITTLE

• Blast from the Past 

• Suns' Reyes tests positive 

• Found animals 

• Two Martinsburg residents sentenced in federal court 

• Community briefs 

• Fort Frederick the site of 18th-Century Market Fair 

• Museum asks county for more funds by TARA REILLY

• Park gets early Earth Day perks by PEPPER BALLARD

• City budget talks continue by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Last-minute mailers file returns on deadline by ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Police briefs 

• Terps give Zimmer her dream by DAN KAUFFMAN

• Preps Boxscores 

• School improvement plan extended by KAREN HANNA

• Verna Anson - Seniors, church focus of her efforts by KRISTIN WILSON

• Tania Fernandez - Interpreter gives voice to defendants by DON AINES

• Supervisors endorse 500-unit development in Antrim by JENNIFER FITCH

• Heritage seniors to minister in Mexico 

• Stouffer is a familiar face in Maugansville by JANET HEIM

• Greencastle to host community health-care solutions forum 

• Gala Auction has something for everyone by JENNIFER FITCH

• Stewart Brennan - Clear Spring man proud of serving town by MARLO BARNHART

• Penn-Mar Ethanol production project is moving forward by DON AINES

• Shifler's 9-inning gem lifts Warriors past Hubs by CHRIS CARTER / Staff Correspondent

• County burn ban remains in effect 

• William Beard - Playground projects are on his to-do list by CANDICE BOSELY

• Ray Barger Sr. - He fixes up, donates used computers by KAREN HANNA

• HCC board approves faculty, staff raises by TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Todd Bolton - Negro Leagues history is one of his projects by JULIE E. GREENE

• Gary Batey - Plant manager focuses on philanthropy by TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Jocelyn Mojica - Student bonds with youth she mentors by TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville by HARRY NOGLE

• Frank Erck - Raising money for charity is his forte by TARA REILLY

• Marriage licenses