What happened on June 15, 2007

NEWS

• Man charged in rape, kidnapping of 11-year-old girl By DAN DEARTH

• Mail Call 

• New-look Suns get the same old results by BOB PARASILITI

• Berkeley Co. motel tax hike would fund parks by DAVE McMILLION

• Hospital center staff recognized 

• Heritage needs vendors for auction 

• EMS services respond to fight at MCI by KAREN HANNA and ANDREW SCHOTZ

• W.Va. delegate says office complex would help county by DAVE McMILLION

• Kiwanis award 5,000 in scholarships 

• About 50 attend Traveling Tails Reptile and Arachnid Program 

• She crafts help for others by KAREN HANNA

• Morgan County adopts yearly $75 ambulance service fee By TRISH RUDDER

• Letters to the editor 

• Don't let Deming go it alone 

• Loop briefs 

• Upcoming classes 

• Superintendent praises schools by ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Court likely to rule on hospital within year by JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Weekend Calendar 

• United Way's 50th anniversary celebrated by KAREN HANNA

• Now is the time to nurture love of reading by LISA PREJEAN

• Proposal would expand school police program by DAN DEARTH

• Byrd says $50 million for 167th base clears committee 

• Preps Area Roundup 

• ALS fundraiser set at Whitetail 

• Warrant issued for Hagerstown man in W.Va. shooting 

• Student's scores mostly higher by ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Edgewood Drive/U.S. 40 upgrade must go forward 

• Riford says he needed Red Cross's help after skiing accident 

• Police briefs 

• Area Roundup 

• Community calendar 

• Obituaries 

• Med Camp gives teens the chance to check out careers firsthand by JENNIFER FITCH

• Planning to please everyone by JULIE E. GREENE

• Flagpole inaugurated By YVETTE MAY / Staff Photographer

• Kids hope to 'get @ clue' through reading at Pa. libraries by JENNIFER FITCH

• Man faces charges in sex assault on girl, 11 by DAN DEARTH

• North Mulberry Street house has neighbors fuming By DAN DEARTH

• Fire destroys Pa. barn by DON AINES

• 'Body Carnival' exhibit opens at city museum 

• Rain garden to help keep groundwater in check by JENNIFER FITCH

• Bond, as Kiki, livening Broadway By JULIA COPLEY

• Students represent county in national History Day contest 

• Pa. man killed, driver injured in Md. 550 crash 

• Gordon begins work as executive director of Mercersburg Chamber By ASHLEY HARTMAN

• Franklin Co. Literacy Council to host tutor orientation 

• Business marks century by DON AINES

• West Virginia court briefs 

• 'Barnstorming' mixes art, historic barns 

• Bester's best for May 

• Prison locked down following fights By KAREN HANNA and ERIN JULIUS

• Locked down after more than 225 inmates involved in fights By KAREN HANNA and ERIN JULIUS