What happened on September 14, 2007

NEWS

• County parks have a variety of amenities 

• Private Schools 

• Washington County Middle Schools 

• Former fairgrounds now a park 

• Narcotics Anonymous 

• Williamsport doesn't wait to make statement By DAN KAUFFMAN

• Kaplan offering bachelor's degrees 

• Other schools 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Discovery Station makes learning fun 

• College students discuss financial aid concerns with Mikulski By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Weekend calendar 

• Bulldogs take bite out of Panhandle By DAN KAUFFMAN

• Clubs serve senior citizens at 13 sites 

• Leadership program has many aspects 

• Singles groups 

• National parks have roots in past 

• Job-search help at hand 

• Senator discusses roads By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Chamber: A business in business to help others 

• State parks in Washington County 

• School lunches 

• EDC's goal is to put local residents to work 

• Washington County High Schools 

• Turkey neighbors spark curiosity, education By LISA PREJEAN

• Scouting available to boys, girls 

• HTraining, telecommuting available 

• Planetarium programs allow visitors to glimpse skies 

• Miss Maryland pageant held here 

• League of Women Voters has variety of interests, issues 

• Foundation manages endowments 

• Two hurt in Wesel Boulevard accident By ERIN JULIUS

• HCC is adding biotechnology programs 

• Volvo plant might get $2 million Air Force contract By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Mail Call 

• Questions arise over payment for leadership retreat By DON AINES

• Fine arts museum lists exhibits By JULIE E. GREENE

• Polling places 

• Newest Habitat for Humanity house in W.Va. dedicated By MARLO BARNHART

• Go, Do, Learn 

• Diversification is key to employment By PEPPER BALLARD

• Found animals 

• Markets 

• Library events 

• Park passes can save cash 

• Administration contacts 

• Dice rolls Rebels By JACK HILL III / Staff Correspondent

• United Way helps member agencies 

• Police chief search could be speeded up By ASHLEY HARTMAN

• Speaker talks about finding her way to faith By MARIE GILBERT

• Pa. woman charged in accident where woman struck by car By HEATHER KEELS

• Members of Congress 

• Community calendar 

• 'Paws for Art' challenge to benefit Humane Society 

• Sons face second-degree murder charges in death of father By ERIN JULIUS

• Jeff. Co. Commission says towns' expansion complicates planning By DAVE McMILLION

• Around Washington County 

• MSO offers a Salute to Independence 

• Members of citizen groups keep an eye out for crime 

• The Washington County Commissioners 

• If you want to register to vote 

• Volunteers build Habitat houses 

• Blues Fest draws music lovers 

• City Park has museum, lake 

• Blood drives just part of Red Cross efforts 

• Biblical principals By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Second half does in Maryland By BOB PARASILITI

• New coaches give 'Cats, Rebels fresh starts By ANDREW MASON

• Children's Village is a kids' place 

• School board OKs cyber school program By DON AINES

• Dunkin Donuts on Dual Highway robbed by man with handgun By ERIN JULIUS

• Augustoberfest celebrates Wesel sister-city relationship 

• Classes 

• Annual illumination honors Civil War battle casualties 

• Police briefs 

• Ongoing exhibits 

• Help is available for those who want to buy houses 

• Other city parks 

• Military historian speaks at Antietam anniversary event By DAN DEARTH

• Obituaries 

• Ag Expo showcases farming 

• Religious Council strives to promoote brotherhood By MARLO BARNHART

• Seniors can get lunches at 7 locations 

• Museums 

• HG Fire, rescue companies perform many duties w/listings 

• Washington County Elementary Schools 

• Children can see brighter future, thanks to Lionesses By MARLO BARNHART

• University System is adding several new degree options 

• Pa. state representative hosts third annual Senior Fair By JENNIFER FITCH

• How to use the voting machine 

• Alsatia Club hosts Mummers Parade 

• Casting reflections By JOE CROCETTA / Staff Photographer

• Washington County Delegation to the Md. General Assembly 

• 4-H clubs 

• Plans in works for Historic Maryland Theatre acts 

• Owner wants probe into reason horse removed from major race By DAVE McMILLION

• County Humane Society handles pet adoptions 

• Free legal advice available 

• Previews of this weekend's prep football games 

• Family businesses poured into one 'Cup' By ASHLEY HARTMAN

• Help, intervention available 

• Food, clothing banks 

• Former president of Potomac Edison dies By MARLO BARNHART

• JB packs it in as Greencastle is sent packing By CHRIS CARTER / Staff Correspondent

• MSO season to include a tribute to Mozart By JULIE E. GREENE

• Some great county sites are off the beaten path By TAMELA BAKER

• Township supervisors discuss planning meeting decisions By ASHLEY HARTMAN

• Service organizations in Washington County 

• TIC addition is set to open in early 2008 

• Updated list could help protect Pa. township's historic properties By JENNIFER FITCH

• Resources for job-seekers 

• Courthouse renovations expected to be done by January By ERIN JULIUS

• Barnes pleads guilty to robberyand carjacking By ERIN JULIUS

• Forensic evidence presented on third day of trial By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Town hosts Memorial Day Parade 

• Al-Anon 

• AA groups 

• Support groups provide aid, encouragement 

• Mile-Long Plus Yard Sale is a local July 4 tradition 

• W.Va. Board of Education to develop way to pay Panhandle teachers more By DAN DEARTH