What happened on May 01, 2007

NEWS

• Obituaries 

• Police briefs 

• Another threat empties an area school by DON AINES

• Mail Call 

• More than the Score 

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Preps Boxscores 

• Police to request computer equipment by DAN DEARTH

• Postal food drive planned May 12 By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Power cool off Suns in rout by TIM KOELBLE

• Forestry Board sponsoring half-day tour of tree farm 

• Combined United Way marks record campaign by DAVE McMILLION

• Curse of the mummy knickknack by ALAN SOKOL

• Morgan Co. woman charged by TRISH RUDDER

• Contributors to this week's Pulse 

• Professor pens book that 'freaks me out' by JENNIFER FITCH

• In the schools 

• Sobriety checkpoints serve up education by ERIN JULIUS

• New software program designed to make nutrient management reporting easier 

• Widening Maugans Avenue delayed by ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Suspected illegals rounded up in Pa. by DON AINES

• County has 'quality of life' scorecard by TAMELA BAKER

• Area Results 

• Design a car. Win $1,500. 

• Found animals 

• Lights! Camera! Action! 

• A soldier laid to rest by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Trial set for man charged in fatal shooting in W.Va. by DAVE McMILLION

• Dark day in student activism by CHRISTINE BRUGH

• Old story, eternal truths by HANNAH TUSSING

• Apple of his eyes by JOE CROCETTA / Staff Photographer

• Area Roundup 

• Nonconforming uses ordinance passes unanimously by DON AINES

• Dogs have their day vs. Goretti by JOHN O'BRIEN / Staff Correspondent

• Letters to the editor 

• HCC approved to offer biotechnology programs 

• China gets its spit in order for upcoming Olympic games by TIM ROWLAND

• Letterkenny leading the green Army charge by DON AINES

• W.Va. fire ruled arson by MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Leadership simulcast to be hosted through local church 

• Property owners are urged to remove graffiti by KAREN HANNA

• 'The Invisible' is a thriller worth seeing by LAURA BELL

• If your yard has holes, you might have moles or voles by ANNETTE IPSAN

• Walgreens eyes Martinsburg site by MATTHEW UMSTEAD