What happened on January 05, 2008

NEWS

• Prison was on partial lockdown By ERIN JULIUS

• Speakers and topics 

• Sobriety checkpoint announced 

• Pet of the week 

• 'One of those nights' - Warriors rout Blazers By JACK HILL III

• Ports in a storm By ROBERT GARY

• Wrestling Stats 

• New Franklin County Commissioners ready for first day on the job By DON AINES

• Goretti's Engle, Murray prove their worth against Cavs By TIM KOELBLE

• Tomorrow 

• Duplicate bridge club posts results 

• Wagner asks Board to pay for attorney By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• 'The biggest crowd' sworn in By DON AINES

• Interfaith Roundtable to discuss prejudice 

• New Deal critics enjoy their work to a fault, or two By ALLAN POWELL

• Weekend Calendar 

• Blazers singe Warriors By LARRY YANOS

• Greencastle-Antrim students sweep contest By ASHLEY HARTMAN

• Death penalty, taxes main topics for Maryland General Assembly this year By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Constituents lobby lawmakers ahead of Maryland General Assembly session By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Board filing was handled properly By Jacqueline Fischer

• Area roundup 

• Guard 'Dogs By JOHN O'BRIEN

• Williamsport grad signs arena football contract By LARRY YANOS

• Police briefs 

• Thinking inside the box may increase bluebird numbers in Franklin County By ASHLEY HARTMAN

• Preps Boxscores 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Obituaries 

• W.Va. state Senate candidate withdraws from race over party registration mistake By

• Indians Walck over Camp Hill By CHRIS CARTER

• Gift is a block long By DAN DEARTH

• 'Winter in Hagerstown'-themed contest helps kids express the ordinary with art By ALICIA NOTARIANNI

• Historical group seeks help in preservinig 1825 structure By DAN DEARTH

• Entrepreneurs show faith in the future By ARNOLD S. PLATOU

• Berkeley man pleads in 2006 traffic death By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Franklin County adds 19 farms to perservation program in 2007 By DON AINES

• 'General' nickname stuck with U.S. Air Force colonel since childhood By MARLO BARNHART

• Skiers, snowboarders thrill with skill at Whitetail Resort's Rail Jam By MARIE GILBERT