What happened on March 31, 2006

NEWS

• Area Roundup 

• DNR bans open-air burning on most of its public lands 

• Berkeley Co. unveils new police vehicle fleet by ROBERT SNYDER

• After Hours 

• Indians scrap together opening-game victory by DAN KAUFFMAN

• Police briefs 

• HCC Continuing Education offers three courses for writers 

• Around Halfway 

• Go, Do, Learn 

• Do I stay or do I go now? by JULIE E. GREENE

• Community Foundation board gets a new member 

• Union leader asks Ehrlich for prison safety summit by TAMELA BAKER

• Hearn captures third win at Hagerstown Speedway 

• List narrowed to four for county District Court judge by PEPPER BALLARD

• Preps Boxscores 

• Bank donates $2,500 to girls soccer effort 

• Commissioners recognize 14 home chemical safety poster contest 

• Just Folks by MARLO BARNHART

• Hike in permits, inspection fees proposed by TARA REILLY

• Baltimore schools must improve 

• County seeks power to waive excise tax for businesses by TAMELA BAKER

• Second burst not same as first for Jacobs by CHRIS CARTER / Staff Correspondent

• 'Just because' by TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Letters to the editor 

• Saturn reaches for the Sky with new sports car by MALCOLM GUNN / Wheelbase Communications

• School lunches 

• Out & About 

• Found animals 

• Ford pulls out of race for W.Va. House by TRISH RUDDER

• Tuscarora to hear opinions on school budget by JENNIFER FITCH

• Livability code should benefit from alterations 

• Mail Call 

• Driver hurt after milk truck spills on Pa. road by DON AINES

• Around Williamsport by JOAN KNODE

• Obituaries 

• Foundation certifies automotive technology program in Chambersb by DON AINES

• A bar? A Borders? Opinions vary widely for old Jefferson jail by DAVE McMILLION

• Tuskegee Airmen share tales of war and courage by DON AINES

• Spring break service by DON AINES

• Councilman charged in attack on drummer by DAVE McMILLION

• Keedysville pupils part of the winning battle of books team 

• Community briefs 

• His team, by George by BOB PARASILITI

• In the schools 

• It takes a community to teach a good example by MARIE GILBERT

• Punctuation rules can help by LISA PREJEAN

• Pa. Rotary Club to host chicken fundraiser 

• Fire destroys two homes in Pen Mar by PEPPER BALLARD

• Carey inherits ways of GMU family by BOB PARASILITI

• Man in critical condition after three-vehicle accident by PEPPER BALLARD

• Planning Commission OKs Collegiate Acres' final plats by KAREN HANNA

• Brashears comes to senses to knock Saints senseless by BOB PARASILITI

• Shrine Circus is coming to town 

• Heritage students take part in annual Fine Arts Festival 

• Morris Frock post eyes zoning change by KAREN HANNA