What happened on June 04, 2006

NEWS

• At the Races by LARRY YANOS

• South Hagerstown High School honor roll MP5 2005-06 

• Student news 

• Evening High School honor roll 2nd semester 2005-06 

• Library events 

• This month will recognize the 'Good Parent' by LYN WIDMYER

• Dogs, cats crowding Pa. shelter by DON AINES

• Job confidence up 

• Community calendar 

• Registration for June Jubilee being accepted 

• Area roundup 

• REACH is seeking working air conditioners 

• Legends nip Suns 

• Tri-State Calendar 

• Survey - Loans have big effect 

• hm 4jun065 - bobcol - disaster 

• Organizations 

• Clubhouse chatter by BOB PARASILITI

• Horse races are dangerous but also beautiful by KATE COLEMAN

• How wonderful life will be when secrets become a thing of the past by TIM ROWLAND

• Readers shape their newspaper by JAKE WOMER

• Arts briefs 

• Business Briefs 

• Letters to the editor 

• Outdoors by BILL ANDERSON

• Old-fashioned fun is theme for fundraiser 

• Man faces charges in hit-and-run accident by CANDICE BOSELY

• Police briefs 

• Half-chicken dinners a hit at strawberry festival by RICHARD F. BELISLE / Staff Correspondent

• Service makes Gordon's a super market by CANDICE BOSELY

• When lights go out, it's good to have a plan by BOB MAGINNIS

• Bring the beach home by JULIE E. GREENE

• Young people 

• Restored monument reflects Md. unity by ROBERT SNYDER

• W.Va. subdivision foes turn tuneful at rally by TRISH RUDDER

• Schools employee remains in critical condition after crash 

• For the record 

• Restaurant inspections 

• Festival-goers scream over ice cream rules by ALICIA NOTARIANNI

• Divots by TIM KOELBLE

• Good eggs use cage-free hens By PAUL SHAPIRO

• A feeling of community by MARIE GILBERT

• Academy graduates 127 by RICHARD F. BELISLE / Staff Correspondent

• New and old homes on Washington County tour Saturday by JULIE E. GREENE

• W.Va. high court won't hear restaurant case by ROBERT SNYDER

• New Business -- Piedmont Gifts 

• Court briefs by ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• 'Not in Mama's Kitchen" by YVETTE MAY / Staff Photographer

• Frustrated flier revolutionized car rentals by JASON STEIN / Wheelbase Communications

• Employees of the Year 

• Obituaries 

• Youthful Kahne speeds into NASCAR's upper level by JASON STEIN / Wheelbase Communications

• Business People 

• Sword served his Lord, and loved his family and friends by MARLO BARNHART