What happened on July 17, 2008

NEWS

• Blast from the past 

• Sinoquipe alumni to celebrate Boy Scout camp's 60th anniversary By CHRIS CARTER

• Washington County sheriff's employee accused of assaulting boy By HEATHER KEELS

• Marriage licenses for June 2008 

• Only one bid received for home won in San Mar raffle By HEATHER KEELS

• Clarification 

• Obama -- the most unfunny man in politics By TIM ROWLAND

• Jonathan Street in Hagerstown closed to traffic 

• Ranson officials mull redevelopment of former Kidde plant By DAVE McMILLION

• Poll results: Are stock market fluctuations hurting your retirement portfolio? 

• Waynesboro seeks to resolve high school parking issue By JENNIFER FITCH

• Leitersburg Volunteer Fire Co. gets $600 grant 

• Berkeley Springs Volunteer Fire Co. Carnival under way 

• Mail Call 

• Raising the bar - Sullivan is star of stars at Maryland Open By TIM KOELBLE

• Letters to the editor 

• Found animals 

• Ongoing exhibits 

• Night Life 

• Police briefs 

• Waynesboro council postpones decision on electronic signs By JENNIFER FITCH

• Bank donates $500 to Hancock Little League team 

• New this week on DVD 

• Tickets on sale for: 

• Around Halfway By JAMIE SHEKELS / 301-331-4885

• Community calendar 

• Chambersburg school district met progress goals, but some schools fall short By DON AINES

• Western Maryland Democrats plan "Unity Picnic" Saturday. 

• Correction 

• Gibney's wins Halfway Little League title 

• Farming and fun By JULIE E. GREENE

• Eastern Panhandle needs more electric power, experts say at W.Va. forum By DAVE McMILLION

• "Rockin" concert benefits 2-year-old Hagerstown boy 

• New this week in music 

• Visit Ag Expo to see how your groceries are grown 

• Milestones 

• Movie Showtimes 

• Around Hancock By ANNE WEATHERHOLT / 301-678-6888

• Washington County senior site calendars for July 21 to 25 

• Now showing 

• Senators finish second 

• Antietam Moose seeks permission to transfer liquor license By DAN DEARTH

• Obituaries 

• Tickets for Monster Jam at Hagerstown Speedway available 

• Former orphanage building ready to be razed in Quincy 

• Tractor-trailer snags utility lines in Martinsburg 

• GreenJackets lay stinging loss on Arnesen 

• Nonprofit Education Foundation forming to help Washington County Public Schools By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Old Opera House to host free premiere of PBS documentary featuring Charles Town 

• Washington County liquor board briefs By DAN DEARTH

• Man assaulted by performer at Funkstown lounge seeks $400,000 in suit By ERIN JULIUS

• Cerebral rapper SoulStice looks for more By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Vandals strike Burns Hill Cemetery in Waynesboro By JENNIFER FITCH

• Hagerstown almanac available at welcome centers 

• Prep athletes to be honored by Washington County Sports Hall of Fame By LARRY YANOS

• Area roundup -- Funkstown knocks off Brunswick 

• Feds award $130,000 to give box turtles safe passage beneath Washington County road By JOSH SHAW

• Franklin County senior site calendars for July 21 to 25 

• Washington County couple sentenced to prison on drug charges 

• Restoration of Civil War-era railroad station in Jefferson County under way By DAVE McMILLION