What happened on January 12, 2008

NEWS

• Area Roundup 

• Some say bulbs threaten environment By HEATHER KEELS

• Mazzei throws own welcome-home party By CHRIS CARTER

• We must protect the right of arms By DONALD R. CURRIER

• Bridge club posts results 

• W.Va. legislator hosts town meeting By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Shed fire causes $4,000 in damage 

• Developer say road funds dried up with housing market By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Auditions planned in W.Va. for 'St. John's Passion' 

• Pet of the week 

• Morgan County Commission briefs By Trish Rudder

• Police briefs 

• Cooling the fears of the warming crowd By JAMES H. WARNER

• Smith gets 8 the hard way By TIM KOELBLE

• City seeks input on Web site services By DAN DEARTH

• Rams women put an end to Glenville famine By JOHN O'BRIEN

• Correction 

• Martin Luther King Jr. events 

• Mercury in bulbs poses health risks By HEATHER KEELS

• Watt happened? By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Wildcats find right range to stop Leopards By JACK HILL III

• Coming up for air 

• A 'true recycling champion' receives recognition By TRISH RUDDER

• Weekend Calendar 

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Warrant served on man in wheelchair theft By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Pa. man dies in accident By DON AINES

• Obituaries 

• Rockets' upset bid denied by Devils By LARRY YANOS

• Court briefs 

• Trojans let their lead slip away against CV By CONNER GILBERT

• Area Roundup 

• Olive Garden opens Monday 

• Tri-State astronomers hold telescope clinic By ALICIA NOTARIANNI

• Three arrested on drug charges 

• Chambersburg discusses Rail-Trail By DON AINES

• Buchman's actions override words By ANDREW MASON

• YMCA hosts dodgeball tourney By ASHLEY HARTMAN

• Defense - Officer's slaying wasn't planned By ERIN JULIUS

• Harpers Ferry man pleads guilty in death of bartender By DON AINES

• Preps Boxscores 

• Skyline Coffee schedules grand opening for Tuesday 

• Contest could get Greencastle, Pa., trucker's rig 'on the road again' By ASHLEY HARTMAN

• Md. man charged for bulbs he didn't get By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Restored works part of Impressionism show By MARIE GILBERT

• Martinsburg lawyer enters judges' race By MATTHEW UMSTEAD