What happened on April 04, 2008

NEWS

• Case continued against man accused of Hagerstown M&T Bank robbery By ERIN JULIUS

• Rabies clinic scheduled April 12 in Waynesboro 

• Mail Call 

• Jefferson County budget puzzle still not solved By DAVE McMILLION

• S. Fourth Street fire investigated in Pa. 

• Washington County library events 

• Correction 

• USM-H agreement reached By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Cokie Roberts to speak in Frederick 

• How will you use your economic stimulus payment? By LYNN LITTLE

• Hagerstown man charged with rape pleads guilty to assault 

• Superlatives perform history of American music By MARLO BARNHART

• Pa. Senate candidates take questions at Fayetteville forum By CHRIS CARTER

• Despite miscues, Blazers' win is no mistake By LARRY YANOS

• Found animals 

• Area Roundup 

• Plenty of bidders on Franklin County emergency services project By DON AINES

• Milestones 

• North rebounds to knock off Clear Spring By JACK HILL III / Staff Correspondent

• Track Leaderboard 

• Upcoming classes 

• Preps Boxscores 

• Boonsboro Family Worship Center holding gospel sing tonight 

• Antietam National Battlefield to host book signing by Civil War authors Saturday 

• Hagerstown's Elks Lodge 378 plans money bonanza for Sunday, June 8 

• Weekend calendar 

• Suns clock for OT, win opener in 14 innings 

• Former AB&C employees could get partial payment of wages By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Letters to the Editor 

• Volunteers needed to clean up Antietam Battlefield 

• USM-Hagerstown funding talks expected to resume By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Temporary bridge is no solution for Funkstown By KRISTIN ALESHIRE

• Area Results 

• Clarificiation 

• Buy bargains and save resources at April 19 yard sale in Waynesboro 

• Removal firm cancels free e-waste disposal day at Valley Mall 

• Year-long reconstruction would shut down Jonathan Street in sections By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Homeland Security grants will help Hagerstown hire 9 more firefighters By DAN DEARTH

• Washington County Commissioners briefs By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Communications tower opponents send hundreds of e-mails By HEATHER KEELS

• New gas mains, lines to be installed on Jonathan Street 

• Amended bill would keep Funkstown bridge open, pending study By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Capito urges residents to file returns to receive checks By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Snyder feels at home at Western Maryland One-Stop Job Centers by MARLO BARNHART

• Next week in Washington County Public Schools 

• Trojans make breaks, Indians just break By BOB PARASILITI

• Man ruled incompetent to stand trial in Franklin County attempted-homicide case By DON AINES

• Donors to new Hagerstown arts school offered naming rights By MARIE GILBERT

• Net gain for Washington County fisherman 

• Hagerstown bulk trash collection scheduled for April 14-19 

• Obituaries 

• Franklin County coroner defends actions in man's 2005 death By DON AINES

• Around Maugansville By MELITA WISHARD / 301-790-0079

• On 40th anniversary of King's death, Tri-State residents say race relations not ideal By MARLO BARNHART

• Pa. Senate candidate Curley switches to Democratic Party By CHRIS CARTER

• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysvlle By HARRY NOGLE / 301-432-2437

• Married Hagerstown mom fulfills lifelong pageant dream By JULIE E. GREENE

• Farmland preservation is art show theme By DON AINES

• Club meetings, fundraisers 

• Mercersburg library receives $400,000 gift 

• School lunch menus for Washington, Berkeley counties 

• Hello, World! 

• North Hagerstown's Phillips making a name for herself on the track By ANDREW MASON

• Woman arrested in connection with Sharpsburg Pike burglary 

• Class at Hagerstown art gallery has Easter theme 

• Franklin County offers xeriscaping course 

• AMVETS to present award of excellence to Hagerstown veteran, civic leader By MARLO BARNHART

• Judge rules Pa. man incompetent to stand trial By DON AINES

• Turn off the tube and pick up a book By CATHERINE HALL

• Town of Bath police chief resigns By TRISH RUDDER

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Not working for a living By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Washington County District Court briefs By HEATHER KEELS

• Police briefs 

• Freshmen grow up quick for Greencastle softball team By DAN KAUFFMAN

• Students get hands-on learning with embryology project By LISA TEDRICK PREJEAN

• Police continue to investigate Jefferson High School break-in By DAVE McMILLION