What happened on June 06, 2008

NEWS

• James Buchanan High graduating class knew how to have fun By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• GASD OKs 2008-2009 budget with 2.8-mill hike By CHRIS CARTER

• Gallery hosts opening for two-artist show 

• Mail Call 

• A-1 corrections 

• Hagerstown man pleaded guilty to felony theft charge By ERIN JULIUS

• Assessment shows no tornadoes hit Washington Co. By JOSHUA BOWMAN and HEATHER KEELS

• WCPS OKs $10,000 in gifts for schools By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Hagerstown to conduct residential survey 

• Downsizing continues on Frick water tower By JENNIFER FITCH

• Washington Co. Sheriff's Dept. seek man who tried to abduct girl By ERIN JULIUS

• First block of South Potomac Street to be closed temporarily 

• Fire marshals charge second person in fire in Hagerstown 

• Midnight strikes for Cinderella as Devils fall By Conner Gilbert

• Berkeley Co. Commission under fire for raise, staffing increase By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Brunswick Line service delayed 

• Martinsburg City Council candidates highlight attributes By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Milestones 

• School board briefs By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Community calendar 

• Local Roundup 

• Hancock High principal says graduation a 'community celebration' By MARIE GILBERT

• Cushwa, Abraham named to HCC board of trustees 

• BOE approves $1.5 million for projects By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Police briefs 

• Convicted rapist asks for new trial in Franklin County By DON AINES

• Preps Boxscores 

• Correction 

• Fannett-Metal grads told to make the most of their lives By JENNIFER FITCH

• Weekend calendar 

• Former zoning officer sues Shepherdstown By DAVID McMILLION

• Four face drug charges after Martinsburg arrests 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Jefferson Co. storms kill cattle By DAVE McMILLION

• Williamsport grads urged to continue pursuing success By HEATHER KEELS

• Police search for man in robbery, shooting of dog 

• Convicted rapist asks Pa. judge to reduce sentence By DON AINES

• Around Jonathan Street By MADGE MILES

• Police briefs 

• DNR seeks curator-resident for Hornbaker House By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Some Allegheny Power customers remain without power 

• Smithsburg's grads moving on to next step By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• South High grads told to embrace new ideas By ERIN JULIUS

• Suns ain't got no alibi in ugly loss to Captains By Bob Parasiliti

• WVU president calls resignation 'difficult' 

• Hagerstown man seriously hurt in U.S. 40 accident 

• Storm destroys historic barn near Sharpsburg By ERIN JULIUS

• CASHS grads told, "Live the life you love and love the life you live" By DON AINES

• Blazers' aces sign D-I letters By DAN KAUFFMAN

• Maryland PSC questions Verizon By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Hello, World! 

• World War II and Korean War vets honored at Suns game By MARLO BARNHART

• Martinsburg City Council candidates Baker and Etherington campaign for support in precincts 8 and 9 of Ward 1 By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• North High grads told indifference is 'real enemy of life' By JOSHUA BOWMAN, HEATHER KEELS

• Ask questions & listen carefully to responses By LISA TEDRICK PREJEAN

• 2008 Boonsboro grads compiled nearly $7 million in scholarships By DAN DEARTH

• Clear Spring grads have plans for future By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Sig Tau brothers to relive glory days at Shipp By BILL KOHLER

• Improving credit score can reduce loan cost By LYNN LITTLE

• Greencastle-Antrim grads urged to strive for meaning By CHRIS CARTER

• 1978 North High alumni have five offspring in 2008 class By JANET HEIM

• Obituaries