What happened on April 05, 2007

NEWS

• Aiming to be the super of super-late models by JULIE E. GREENE

• Will Ben & Jerry's have to be declared? by TIM ROWLAND

• Finance committee focusing on health care, insurance bills 

• Commission sets date for table games election By DAVE McMILLION

• Peace rally held in Public Square By DAN DEARTH

• Mail Call 

• More than the Score 

• Correction 

• North's efficiency pays off by TIM KOELBLE

• Jefferson Co. OKs $22 million budget by DAVE McMILLION

• Area Results 

• Cold weather could stick around By ASHLEY HARTMAN

• Unexpected expenses drive up cost of school by DAVE McMILLION

• Kelly's Cut - and more 

• Rotarians honored 

• City's Arbor Day Celebration goes international by YVETTE MAY / Staff Photographer

• Ongoing exhibits 

• Suns work for future by BOB PARASILITI

• Preps Boxscores 

• Ongoing stage shows 

• Management restructuring plan approved by KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Unit gives security advice on park by KAREN HANNA

• Chilly weather forecast worries growers by ASHLEY HARTMAN

• Tickets on sale now for ... 

• Municipal programs receive grant funding by JENNIFER FITCH

• Nelling caps final comeback by DAN KAUFFMAN

• Water-line break closes HCC for six hours Wednesday By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Police briefs 

• Area roundup 

• Organizing for a disaster 

• Letters to the editor 

• Convention and Visitors Bureau releases calendar of events 

• Putting down roots By YVETTE MAY / Staff Photographer

• Most county services closed Good Friday 

• Business & Professional Women's Club marks its 70th anniversary 

• Obituaries 

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Rebels go wild on wild Leopards by JACK HILL III / Staff Correspondent

• A hands-on event by TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Hagerstown Trust announces Money Machine giveaway 

• Fayetteville fire company says it has improved its finances by DON AINES

• Blackout 

• Friendship exhibit focuses on natural materials by TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Two new elementary schools planned in Jefferson County by DAVE McMILLION

• Suns open season on cold night By KAREN HANNA

• Spring is here - check out county attractions by Tom Riford

• Groups to pay hundreds to use county public school stadiums by ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• I-81 maintenance project snarls Martinsburg traffic by MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Hagerstown Rotary Foundation gift applications now available 

• Taylor Hicks coming to Maryland Theatre By ERIN JULIUS

• Cantina celebrates with Confederate Railroad by TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Movie showtimes 

• Community briefs 

• 47 General Electric employees to lose jobs By DAN DEARTH

• Man pleads guilty in online sex case By ERIN JULIUS

• Washington County briefs 

• Police briefs 

• Loop briefs 

• Juvenile court briefs by ERIN JULIUS

• Adult book store to challenge ordinance by DAN DEARTH

• Social Services honors employees 

• Whole town gets together at annual dinner by KAREN HANNA

• Boonsboro team wins Battle of the Books by HARRY NOGLE

• Hot ticket 

• Panel approves homes for Martinsburg Station by MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Annual Wilson event celebrates art by JENNIFER FITCH