What happened on July 12, 2008

NEWS

• Prayers offered for motorcycles at Burgers, Blessings and Bikes By ALICIA NOTARIANNI

• List of Israeli accomplishments is long 

• Pet of the week 

• Religion: Musical Notes 

• Grant to protect 400 acres of W.Va. farmland By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Crawdads have all the numbers to topple Suns 

• Byrd pushed for W.Va. roads funding, says it will add new development 

• Gas prices don't sink boaters' weekends on the water By ERIN JULIUS

• Caledonia Arts and Crafts Fair draws 200 vendors By CHRIS CARTER

• Born to run - Valley rules basepaths to scoot past Halfway on tourney trail By CONNER GILBERT

• District 1 Senior champs 

• Father, son and daughter compete 

• Thumbs up, thumbs down 

• Maugansville makes last pitch count By LARRY YANOS

• Shift from gasoline to alcohol 

• Police - Members guarding church see teens breaking in 

• 130th anniversary of Civil War memorial to kick off ChambersFest By DON AINES

• Bridge club results 

• Weekend Calendar 

• Two hurt in motorcycle 'pileup' 

• Some Martinsburg, W.Va., roads to close for documentary film 

• Berkeley County Commission cuts cleaning, Web funding 

• Religion: Vacation Bible school 

• Interviews to determine Morgan County Planning reappointments By TRISH RUDDER

• Sidewalk Days a Greencastle tradition By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Washington County Commissioners double funding for trash study By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Area Results 

• Valley LL champs 

• W.Va. solar house shines light on saving energy By TRISH RUDDER

• Md. 'Y' worker cites stress in documents in child abuse case By DAVID DISHNEAU

• Police briefs 

• Canfield, Lazich cover bases at Pitch, Hit & Run By LARRY YANOS

• 250 bicyclists compete in Hagerstown Cycling Challenge By MARIE GILBERT

• To make iPhone thy phone, an easy call but tough task By JOSH SHAW

• Lucky dog 

• Get plugged in to prose By JULIE E. GREENE

• Religion: Special Services 

• Religion: Speakers and Topics 

• Gypsy moth season ends on up note By BOB KESSLER

• Helen Louise Williams beloved by exended family, a fixture in Funkstown By MARLO BARNHART

• Hancock residents attacked by rabid cat By ERIN JULIUS

• Fuel prices don't slow happy motoring for some By ARNOLD S. PLATOU

• Hagerstown teams post big offensive numbers as PONY tourney opens By JACK HILL III

• HCC soccer scores area's, county's best By BOB PARASILITI

• Cowboy Troy back in the saddle with new album By TIFFANY ARNOLDe

• Letters to the editor 

• Musicians pull strings to kick off Hagerstown's Music by the Lake concert series By ERIN JULIUS

• Washington County property tax bills rise despite falling home prices By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Obituaries 

• Groups offer melodic praise at Hagerstown gospel sing By ALICIA NOTARIANNI

• Morgan County briefs By TRISH RUDDER

• J&B Bridal hosts TLC's 'Say Yes to the Dress' shop owners By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Ex-Hagerstown light plant official charged in theft scheme By DAN DEARTH