What happened on June 26, 2007

NEWS

• Farm and home safety day is August 1 

• Letters to the editor 

• Ag calendar 

• Once again, pasture being seen as resource By JEFF SEMLER

• Movies opening Friday 

• Mail Call 

• With a flip of a coin, Merki wins Bath council seat By TRISH RUDDER

• New albums out today 

• Former litigant in hospital appeal loses suit against remaining plaintiffs By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• The 'gift of dab' keeps on giving to area fire companies By ALICIA NOTARIANNI

• Suns drop 6th in row 

• Md. Extension Office offers forestry course 

• These teens contributed to Pulse 

• Correction 

• Hurrah for 'Ratatouille' By HANNAH TUSSING

• Society Ills does well By EMILY NELSON

• Pulse poetry By ADELINE CUMPATA

• Area Roundup 

• Hearings set for men charged in woman's death By DAVE McMILLION

• Whee! with glee By KEVIN G. GILBERT / Staff Photographer

• W.Va. woman rescued after falling from bridge By DAVE McMILLION

• Obituaries 

• 52-unit project might displace Harpers Ferry Flea Market By DAVE McMILLION

• Police briefs 

• Walkersville teens take top honors at Md. Envirothon 

• Pa. accident scene By DON AINES

• Text of letter to Nye from hospital attorneys 

• Bicyclists pedal their way from Washington, D.C., to Pittsburgh By KAREN HANNA

• Career center plan gets early support from Tuscarora board By JENNIFER FITCH

• Social strides devoured by beefy burger By TIM ROWLAND

• Mother, daughter face theft charges By DON AINES

• Fire destroys Wayside Inn apartments By TRISH RUDDER

• Smithsburg's Miller at Junior Angus Show 

• Snow White Grill closes By DAN DEARTH

• Novel looks at ex's life after Romeo By SHOVAL RESNICK

• Second woman killed in I-81 crash in Pa. was mother of 4 By DON AINES

• Online chat with Brien Poffenberger 

• As Suns batboy, Joey's practically in the game By JANET HEIM

• James Buchanan's list of woes is lengthy, panel reports By JENNIFER FITCH

• Canine lovers seek park where dogs can socialize By DAN DEARTH

• Horse racing's decline may be due to lack of marketing By BOB MAGINNIS

• Black bear populations on the rise By KAREN HANNA