What happened on April 04, 2007

NEWS

• Mail Call 

• Hagerstown Rotary honors four 

• Tri-state briefs 

• Smithsburg briefs by KAREN HANNA

• Weary Dogs no match for Eagles by JOHN O'BRIEN / Staff Correspondent

• Animals seized 

• Two schools share academic championship by ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Ziggy's offers sandwiches, gourmet desserts by MARLO BARNHART

• Area roundup 

• City sewer rates to rise, remain lowest in county by DAN DEARTH

• Briefly 

• State gang bills get off course by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• County water, sewer hikes approved by KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Latest letters 

• While it lasts 

• Ag center to be one-stop shop in Franklin County by DON AINES

• City boy, 15, reported missing 

• Preps Boxscores 

• Outdoor ministry to hold fundraiser 

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Hagerstown briefs 

• Glitch pumps up water bills by KAREN HANNA

• Letters to the editor 

• Schools to charge for use of athletic fields By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Weather to turn cold for weekend By ASHLEY HARTMAN

• Slide into spring by JOE CROCETTA / Staff Photographer

• Attorney: project near historical park not dead by DAVE McMILLION

• Smithsburg April calendar 

• Fire, rescue group wants $500,000 by KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Area Results 

• School board briefs by ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Schools lead in county budget by TAMELA BAKER

• Rebels make presence felt by DAN KAUFFMAN

• Duplicate bridge club posts results 

• Man with a gun steals wallet, cell phone in Frederick Heights 

• Community briefs 

• Corrections 

• Road maintenance snarls traffic in Martinsburg By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Water-line break closes HCC By ERIN CUNNIGHAM

• More Than The Score 

• Pa. emergency services group seeks radio funding by DON AINES

• Company breaks ground on new headquarters in Chambersburg by DON AINES

• Obituaries 

• Police briefs 

• A well-rounded candy by TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Myers powers up, carries Devils to win by CHRIS CARTER / Staff Correspondent

• Sharpsburg horse owner enters plea to animal cruelty charges by ERIN JULIUS

• 84 Lumber to build at Tabler Station Business Park by MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Gentle persuasion from one of Maryland's top 100 women by BOB MAGINNIS

• Holy Week services at area houses of worship 

• Emergency medical services responds to 118 calls in March 

• Crack, knives seized during traffic stop in Martinsburg