What happened on January 18, 2008

NEWS

• Manor Church Senior Citizens club shares warmth By MARLO BARNHART

• Upcoming events in Williamsport 

• Martin Luther King Jr. Day events 

• Salvation Army kettle drive brings in more than $85,000 

• College boxscore 

• School lunches 

• With a Rebel yell, Saints try for more, more, more By ANDREW MASON

• No Smoking Youth Club travels to Frederick to visit National Museum of Civil War Medicaine 

• Bread-baking class to be held 

• Kauffman, Rock say they're not interested in Punt's Senate seat By DON AINES

• Letters to the Editor 

• Snow blankets Tri-State area By HEATHER KEELS

• Hoops Team Scoring 

• Mail Call 

• United Way challenges community to raise $50,000 By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Washington Co. students excel at chess By JANET HEIM

• Owner of seized cows faces animal cruelty charges By HEATHER KEELS

• In the schools 

• Former governor endorses Washington County home rule charter By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Community calendar 

• In the cities 

• Farming seminar here this weekend 

• Shuster plans to run for fifth term 

• Alumni trip 

• Activities 

• Auditions scheduled 

• Hubs reload to stay on the right track By DAN KAUFFMAN

• Zoning vote to be on most Berkeley County ballots in May By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Police briefs 

• Berkeley County briefs By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Punt won't seek re-election to Pa. Senate, will retire at end of year By DON AINES

• Wrestling Stats 

• Police briefs 

• Morgan Co. commissioner back in district By TRISH RUDDER

• Crash ties up I-81 for 3 hours 

• Choir performs to honor Nicholson, Munson 

• Library events 

• Found animals 

• W.Va. says Berkeley County must provide office janitorial service By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Tri-State briefs 

• More Sharpsburg students absent with flulike symptoms By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Weather watchers 

• Milestones 

• Corrections 

• State kicking off foster parent recruitment initiative 

• On target 

• Assistant principal named to fill open seat on Martinsburg council By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Weekend Calendar 

• Go, Do, Learn 

• Some Harpers Ferry residents without power today 

• Woman thrown from SUV in crash 

• W.Va. woman jailed on fundraiser fraud charge 

• Obituaries 

• Jefferson County magistrates complain about cramped conditions By DAVE McMILLION and MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Washington County public safety projects get big bucks in Md. budget By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Hoops Single Game Highs 

• Man pleads guilty to downloading porn on government computer 

• Upcoming classes 

• Community briefs 

• Area roundup 

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Several sentenced in District Court this week 

• UPDATED: Closings and cancellations 

• Of dolls and girls By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Dim bulbs at Allegheny, PSC foul up on conservation plan 

• Morris convicted on all counts By ERIN JULIUS

• Engagement 

• Youth club visits National Museum of Civil War Medicine 

• Halfway man dies in accident on I-81 in W.Va. By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• 'Are you smarter than a fifth-grader?' is a tough question By LISA TEDRICK PREJEAN

• Pa. judge Alloway resigns, will consider run for state Senate By DON AINES

• West Liberty impresses, blows out Shepherd By CHRIS CARTER / Staff Correspondent

• Preparatory orchestra provides a place for young musicians to play 

• Tourism officials, others draw a bead on downtown Hagerstown By DAN DEARTH

• President of senior club makes a blanket statement By MARLO BARNHART

• Lunch was on Olive Garden By JANET HEIM

• Hello, world!