What happened on June 29, 2006

NEWS

• Accused man say real robber wore the same clothes 

• Pianist wins talent portion of pageant by KRISTIN WILSON

• Acclaimed photos mark bygone era by JULIE E. GREENE

• Evans' power no propaganda act for Suns by BOB PARASILITI

• Conditions vary from dry to pumping out water 

• Tickets on sale now for ... 

• Rowland's 9-10 All-Star debut ends with victory by CHRIS CARTER / Staff Correspondent

• Correction 

• Police briefs 

• Rescuers had to be rescued by JENNIFER FITCH

• Mobile homes flooded by ERIN JULIUS

• Park prepares for high water 

• Showtimes for Friday through Sunday 

• Big tickets 

• Valley's Miller shuts out Federal by TYLER KAHL / Staff Correspondent

• Weather officials say dry days ahead by KAREN HANNA

• We all prepare for rainy days in our own way by TIM ROWLAND

• Found animals 

• Mail Call 

• Area Roundup 

• Letters to the editor 

• String into summer by RIC DUGAN / Staff Photographer

• Holding fast to his calling by MARLO BARNHART

• Residents say site of proposed housing might be a wetland by JENNIFER FITCH

• Guild member keeps busy by CANDICE BOSELY

• Now showing on stage 

• Contemporary American Theater Festival schedule 

• Celebrating summer and independence by JULIE E. GREENE

• Area Results 

• Festival of theater by KATE COLEMAN

• Moeller wants less spending, lower taxes by TARA REILLY

• Salute to Independence by KATE COLEMAN

• A guide to blasts in the Tri-State area by JULIE E. GREENE

• Around West Hagerstown by JUDI DOMINGUEZ

• Obituaries 

• Flooded out by RIC DUGAN / Staff Photographer

• Ongoing exhibits 

• Hagerstown Planning Commission briefs by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Is Pennsylvania's trek toward tax relief over? 

• Surviving the next flood 

• Disc golf course proposed for park on Weaver Road by JENNIFER FITCH

• Around Hancock 

• Gove takes watery route 'round Manhattan by ANDREW MASON

• Pets provide companionship, relieve stress by CANDICE BOSELY

• Region hit hard by floodwaters by PEPPER BALLARD

• Myers returns to HCC as director of athletics 

• Driven from their homes by DON AINES