What happened on February 26, 2008

NEWS

• Obituaries 

• Police briefs 

• Area Roundup 

• Mail Call 

• Ferrets are fabulous By HANNAH TUSSING / Pulse Correspondent

• Sheep breeders to meet Thursday in Frederick 

• Fifth-graders get early jump on language learning 

• 'Cats hit 'Roaders to seal title By CHRIS CARTER / Staff Correspondent

• Making it a Hub-it By JACK HILL / Staff Correspondent

• Swingin' into spring 

• Beekeeping course to be held 

• 19 interested in filling McKee's vacated Md. House seat By DAN DEARTH

• Around Boonsboro By KRISTY SMITH / 301-432-8615

• Student's play to be performed today at HCC 

• Broadfording Christian Academy to hold auction Friday 

• Fire destroys house in Berkeley County By DAVE McMILLION

• Around Jonathan Street By MADGE MILES / 301-791-7647

• Help to heal Boonsboro's wounds By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Road to tourney could put Rams back on road By BOB PARASILITI

• Letters to the Editor 

• Community calendar 

• Preps Boxscores 

• "Pretender" By E.L. SYVERSON

• Correction 

• Pulse contributors include: 

• Online workshop planned 

• Franklin County 4-H Pig Club to meet 

• Hagerstown Council to vote on downtown incentive plan By DAN DEARTH

• Pulse briefs 

• Pa. man bound over on attempted murder charges 

• Maryland sweet on official designations By TIM ROWLAND

• "A Tear" By COURTNEY BRADFORD

• Ag calendar 

• Cost-share funding still available for field trials 

• Around Clear Spring By CHERYL WEAVER / 301-842-0087

• Scores important, but tests are dreaded By JENNIFER FITCH

• Hotel fire demonstrates how area values history 

• Drugs + alcohol = a messed-up life By DACRUZ NORBERTO / Pulse Correspondent

• Hackey gets three life terms for raping 11-year-old girl, two women By ERIN JULIUS

• N.Y. man pleads guilty in Hagerstown bar death By ERIN JULIUS

• Police briefs 

• Barr Construction Institute builds on educational history By HEATHER KEELS

• Capito sees firsthand progress at W.Va. fruit research center By DAVE McMILLION

• Grand jury indicts 28 in alleged gang ring By ERIN JULIUS

• Hagerstown woman who confessed to 'Dr. Phil' can't talk her way out of jail By ERIN JULIUS

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Wilson College, Letterkenny depot become learning partners By DON AINES

• Former fire, rescue communications chief remembered as 'all-around nice guy' By MARLO BARNHART

• Chambersburg discovers it's not easy being green By DON AINES

• Martinsburg man gets 12 to 80 years in stabbing By DAVE McMILLION