What happened on July 10, 2007

NEWS

• State police desperate for dispatchers By DAVE McMILLION

• Clear Spring briefs By DAN DEARTH

• Motorcycle ride to help Parent-Child Center 

• Planners deny Martin's rezoning request By JENNIFER FITCH

• Farm briefs 

• Pulse poetry By EVA NIESSNER

• Legion commander wants to increase membership By MARLO BARNHART

• What if your first job is baby-sitting? By EVA NIESSNER

• Mail Call 

• What happens when Paris comes to Hagerstown? By MYLANE BARNIER

• Space still an issue for W.Va. technical school By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• It's up to Maryland GOP to sell no-new-taxes plan 

• Correction 

• Living with the heat By CATHERINE SUDUE

• Planned park to bear name of late Chambersburg mayor Redding By DON AINES

• American stays alive just by having fun By ANDREW MASON

• Hagerstown library hosts Harry Potter event 

• Area results 

• Cement company cited by federal agency By DAN DEARTH

• There's still time to get a job By SHOVAL RESNICK

• Ag calendar 

• Clear Spring town calendar 

• Area roundup 

• Deputies searching for M&T Bank robber By ERIN JULIUS

• Suns blast Captains 

• Funkstown calendar 

• Hot on the tracks By DANIEL PUTZ / Staff Photographer

• Wastewater treatment plant upgrades 

• Washington Township briefs 

• Contributors to Pulse 

• Patience pays off for South Mountain By CONNER GILBERT / Staff Correspondent

• Slot machines are not just for racetracks anymore By TIM ROWLAND

• Police briefs 

• Organist loved what she did By MARLO BARNHART

• Letters to the Editor 

• Obituaries 

• Tri-State Junior Golf winners 

• Pa. man charged in hit-and-run 

• River wild By RIC DUGAN / Staff Photographer

• You will love this movie By MATT NEWTON

• Hospital holds wellness conference 

• Pick and choose for college By ERICA COLLIFLOWER

• Fulton Co. Medical Center exceeds fundraising goal 

• Conococheague eliminates Valley By JACK HILL III / Staff Correspondent

• A stroke of luck By JANET HEIM

• Fugitves captured hiding in Hagerstown attic 

• Baker, Halfway go on roll over Sharpsburg By TRAVIS KING / Staff Correspondent

• Gypsy moth outbreak hitting Tri-state 

• New book might help turn large lot into woods, nature area By JONATHAN S. KAYS / Extension Specialist in Natural Resources

• City man awaiting new trial ordered held on secured bond By ERIN JULIUS

• Campus housing filled at Penn State Mont Alto By JENNIFER FITCH

• Deneen, Werner, Shank honored by Church Women United group 

• Study on traffic patterns discussed By MARLO BARNHART

• PenMar unveils new master plan for former Fort Ritchie base By ERIN JULIUS

• Pennsy government shutdown brings no honor to state leaders 

• Funkstown briefs By MARLO BARNHART

• Captured child molester was psychiatrist in city By MARLO BARNHART

• Travelers, local workers affected by Pa. furloughs By DON AINES

• Plant annuals to help boost forage resources By JEFF SEMLER