What happened on February 17, 2008

NEWS

• Give my commentary to Broadway 

• Gaels pull away from Panthers in 2nd half By LARRY YANOS

• Dance marathon benefits American Cancer Society By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Leitersburg Ruritan accepts award for environmental efforts 

• Alex wins model train layouts as Grandma buys winning ticket 

• Arts & Entertainment today 

• County track teams aiming high at states By Andrew Mason

• There she is By JULIE E. GREENE

• Tradition of swine auction continues By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Four generations 

• Can you predict the Oscars for a chance to win $100 By JULIE E. GREENE

• Iraq is first problem to solve By JONATHAN R. BURRS

• 95-year-old W.Va. man hasn't missed an election in 65 years By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Letters to the Editor 

• Toy collectors group offering $1,000 scholarship 

• Weddings 

• Acosta riding away from the competition By LARRY YANOS

• Having fun, seeing friends, raising funds By JENNIFER FITCH

• Engagements 

• Student news 

• Anniversaries 

• Spring is getting closure By BILL ANDERSON

• Exhibits put prints in perspective By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Buchanan High School committee mulls renovations By ASHLEY HARTMAN

• Area Roundup 

• Northern Middle School honor roll 

• A life remembered By MARLO BARNHART

• St. Maria Goretti High School honor roll 

• Hubs' gym becomes 'daycare gone wild' By Bob Parasiliti

• Springfield Middle School honor roll 

• What a colorful web we weave By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Washington County students make Hood College dean's list 

• Church youth group celebrates love with Valentine's Day dinner and dance By ALICIA NOTARIANNI

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Soloist goes the distance for MSO By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Boonsboro High School honor roll 

• Revenge sweeter than 16 to Cougars' Nick By CHRIS CARTER

• Decades after McKee's political life started, it meets sudden end By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Rainbow All Starz cheerleaders off to good start 

• College bound: Smithsburg student's top choice is Georgetown By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Got Spanish? New language service fills need By DON AINES