What happened on August 14, 2008

NEWS

• Obituaries 

• PONY stars bow out of series By DOUG STREET (Washington Observer-Reporter)

• Police briefs 

• W.Va. man agrees to plea in home invasion By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Washington Co. Free Library will transfer services during $18 million project By DAN DEARTH

• Around Halfway By JAMIE SHEKELS / 301-331-4885

• Federer, both Williams sisters upset 

• State veterinary board to meet Aug. 28 

• W.Va. man waives right to hearing in accidental death case 

• Potential tax returns - how to 

• Tickets on sale for: 

• Milestones 

• Celebrating Hancock's orcharding history 

• Found animals 

• Man jumps about 100 feet off of W.Va. bridge 

• U.S. men rout Greece to reach medal round in basketball 

• Classes 

• Around Hancock By ANNE WEATHERHOLT / 301-678-6888

• Movie Showtimes 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Hancock town calendar 

• Pa. board begins redistricting discussion By JENNIFER FITCH

• Washington County senior site calendars for Aug. 18 to Aug. 22 

• Night life 

• Greencastle senior site calendar for Aug. 18 to 22 

• Hagerstown Housing Authority fair familiarizes residents with services By MARLO BARNHART

• Loop Exhibits 

• Towels needed for dog wash at shelter Saturday 

• Mail Call 

• Ice cream social to be held in Smithsburg 

• Williamsport awards contract to rid barn of bats By HEATHER KEELS

• Police briefs 

• Derby's 'the biggest adrenaline rush' at Fulton County Fair By CHRIS CARTER

• Community calendar 

• The Bridge is very much afloat in Baltimore music scene By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Judge upholds the conviction of an Inwood, W.Va., woman ordered to pay $114,883 in restitution for animal care By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Hornick joins staff at Tri-State Community Health Center 

• WCPS Citizen's Advisory Committee holding organizational meeting 

• Child's play By JULIE E. GREENE

• Theft charges against junior football league coach are dropped after money repaid By ERIN JULIUS

• Tax revenues up in Jefferson Co. By DAVE McMILLION

• Thursday's roundup: Lochte will have middle lane as Phelps vies for 6th gold 

• Boonsboro residents concerned about path of high-voltage power line By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Smithsburg has no recourse for ethics complaints By HEATHER KEELS

• Celebration of culture By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Service news 

• History and heritage By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• PSP hope to interview man involved in Montgomery Township fight By JENNIFER FITCH

• Springfield farmhouse has roof By HEATHER KEELS

• Hagerstown restaurants raising money for Little League 

• Crowd of parents interested in joining Rockland Woods PTA By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Kimball blanks Rome in DH split 

• 10 employees strip-searched at MCTC By ERIN JULIUS