What happened on April 01, 2007

NEWS

• Digital frontier - International band records album without meeting By JULIE E. GREENE

• Jefferson baseball retires Reynolds' No. 14 By JOHN O'BRIEN

• Letters to the Editor 

• What do you think? 

• Zonis Invitational 

• Preps Boxscores 

• A time for all seasons and a time for signs of spring By JOEL HUFFER

• Gala rocks for Habitat By TAMELA BAKER

• Word games won't avert a disaster By JOE LANE

• Tri-State Calendar 

• Red planet rovers, Squyres sent them over By JULIE E. GREENE

• Awards 

• Cougars hold winless Eagles hitless By JOHN O'BRIEN

• Time for activists to accept change By Lloyd "Pete"Waters

• Budget Highlights 

• Budget proposal includes sewer rate hike By DAN DEARTH

• Strung along 

• Business Briefs 

• Pageants 

• Business People 

• Montezuma Mexican Restaurant 

• Montezuma has mild food, good value By SAVORY SAM

• Museum catalog takes silver in competition 

• Restaurant inspections 

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Obituaries 

• Some job perks go beyond the usual By ASHLEY HARTMAN

• Businesses adjusting to postage changes By PEPPER BALLARD

• Five generations 

• Unbeaten Rebels rout St. James By JACK HILL III

• 3 face drug charges 

• Western Maryland Hospital Center timeline 

• Center of Attention By DAN KAUFFMAN

• Olive Peters inspired many friends with her acts of kindness By MARLO BARNHART

• Artificial boundaries are not a good basis for land-use decisions By TIM ROWLAND

• Children scour field for plastic Easter eggs By DON AINES

• Things I wish newsmakers had said By BOB MAGINNIS

• Fire displaces 3 families in Pa. 

• Fishing season opens early in Franklin County By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• March goes out like a lamb at annual kite flying festival By DON AINES

• New Business -- Clear Choice Windows 

• Woman known as 'Nature Girl' appreciates outdoors - and even the bugs By KATE COLEMMAN

• Student news 

• Grab the kids and alpaca lunch By TAMELA BAKER

• Martinsburg plans Raleigh St. Extension By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Tax abatement program could help spruce up Chambersburg By DON AINES