What happened on April 25, 2008

NEWS

• Officials rule Hagerstown woman's death a homicide By ERIN JULIUS

• Berkeley County hires assistant engineer 

• Washington County Health System volunteers recognized By JANET HEIM

• Wildcats still the team to beat By DAN KAUFFMAN

• Two flown to hospitals after W.Va. accident 

• Preps Polls 

• Area Results 

• Preps Boxscores 

• O'Malley powers up light-bulb protest bill By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Weekend Calendar 

• Road work under way in Halfway 

• Chambersburg Stevens Elementary students enjoy reading party By DON AINES

• Track & Field Tri-State Leaderboard 

• Sentencing delayed in W.Va. death case 

• Manchin says during Panhandle visit that he won't endorse presidential candidate By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Bee a reader By DON AINES

• Wind turbine makes energy efficiency a breeze at Morgan County home By TRISH RUDDER

• Corrections 

• Mail Call 

• School lunches 

• Police briefs 

• Finucane takes stage at Penn Relays By Andrew Mason

• Rhinehart's RBI single lifts Suns over Grasshoppers in 14 

• Milestones 

• Community calendar 

• To one who has seen a city reborn, 'Growth is coming to Hagerst By DAN DEARTH

• Letters to the Editor 

• Franklin Co. gets green grants By DON AINES

• Area roundup 

• Etched in stone? By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Greencastle Borough Council, supervisors to pursue hiring engineer By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Deer visits Charles Town City Hall 

• Around Maugansville By MELIA WISHARD

• W.Va. school, students searched after report of firearm 

• Franklin County Career and Technology Center enrollment at new low By DON AINES

• Martinsburg City Council candidate faces charges By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Found animals 

• Bargain hunters hit AAUW book sale early By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• A whirl in the park 

• Employers court workers at Valley Mall in Hagerstown By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Berkeley County Commission briefs 

• Tractor-trailer crash closes I-70 near Big Pool 

• Hagerstown councilwoman accuses colleagues of holding private discussions By DAN DEARTH

• Beth Alphin's art brings past, present together By MARLO BARNHART

• Correctional officers' union official challenges 'compelling evidence' in excessive force probe By ERIN JULIUS

• 'Walk Across Maryland' a healthy, comfortable stroll in Hancock By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Weis Markets opens newest 61,000-square-foot superstore in Hagerstown By JANET HEIM

• Lessons from the miracle of life By LISA PREJEAN

• Idea of 4-day school week debated in Pa. By DON AINES

• Martinsburg routs Hedgesville, 8-1 By JOHN O'BRIEN

• obituaries for 4/25 HM 

• Hubs stick to it in sweep By LARRY YANOS

• Yellowjackets create a buzz at the 34th annual Blue Ridge Jazz Festival By ERIN JULIUS

• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville By HARRY NOGLE

• AFL-CIO to honor fallen workers 

• Virginia Avenue Sheetz robbed 

• Campbell remembers the Titans By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Burrs' column on Hillarydraws many responses 

• 18th Century Market Fair, at Fort Frederick, takes plastic By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Chambersburg Area Senior High School Color Day tradition still has class By DON AINES

• Smithsburg High School students pedal their disdain for high gas prices By JOSHUA BOWMAN