What happened on January 22, 2006

NEWS

• Adamstown woman dies in 7-vehicle crash 

• Student news 

• Devils get their due at Rebel Invitational By KEVIN SPRADLIN

• Fangio name is legendary in the racing world By JASON STEIN

• Area Roundup 

• library events 

• Mentors not going out of style 

• Home is where the heartbreak is By EDDIE PELLS

• Lecturers focus on old days, old ways By Julie E. Greene

• Hospital figures appear to add up By BOB MAGINNIS

• Support group offers help for kids and grands By CANDICE BOSELY

• Something to chew on 

• Fly tying brings fishing all together By Bill Anderson

• Books for Babies needs help wrapping tomes for tots 

• Wal-Mart is a smoke screen By TIM ROWLAND

• Tuscarora schools struggle with Act 72 By DON AINES

• Organizations 

• 'Uncle Bill' remembered as fun-loving family man, veteran By MARLO BARNHART

• Court 

• Hospital process was in need of CPR By TAMELA BAKER

• Minimum wage hike might hurt business By CANDICE BOSELY

• Business briefs 

• Dragons in the library By MARIE GILBERT

• Saints girls lose lead, but don't lose victory By JACK HILL III

• Legislators hopeful about plan to reform Pa. property taxes By DON AINES

• Club news and fundraisers 

• Restaurant inspections for December 

• They had an All County sound By TARA REILLY

• Nonprofit agency is all booked up By CANDICE BOSELY

• Tri-State calendar 

• Orioles stop hedging By DAVID GINSBURG

• Five generations 

• Bad dog By MICHAEL RUBINKAM

• Preps Area Roundup 

• How they voted-minimum wage increase 

• Area Results 

• Young people 

• Point of precision By Julie E. Greene

• 'Betty the Yeti' coming to Frederick 

• Five receive awards at Black Achievers Gala 

• Preps Boxscores 

• Obituaries 

• The separation of opinion and news at the newspaper By BOB MAGINNIS

• Skylstad receives Western Maryland Consortium Award 

• letters to the editor 

• Public invited to presentation on identity theft protection 

• Black achievers are honored at gala By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Pledger takes her allegiance to another city By ROBERT SNYDER

• CT concerned by Maryland herpes cases By LARRY YANOS

• Sting Ray marked a Corvette turning point By MALCOLM GUNN

• Business people 

• Fulton Financial selects First Date, STAR Network 

• Ben Franklin would be proud By BONNIE H. BRECHBILL

• Quick Curry Pockets 

• Shoppers, employees evacuation from Hagerstown Wal-Mart By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Umpiring, The official way to see baseball By MARK KELLER

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