What happened on June 08, 2008

NEWS

• Washington County Living offers 2 new media outlets By JOHN LEAGUE

• Slip bobbers create more possibilities By BILL ANDERSON

• Student news 

• Business briefs 

• Police briefs 

• Letters to the Editor 

• What Do You Think? 

• Finding Neverland By JENNIFER FITCH

• Lyons' homer helps Suns nip Captains 

• Town mulls more spending By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Five generations 

• South Hagerstown honor roll correction 

• Thai Inspiration Soup 

• Strawberry fest goes to dogs, and bingo was even in cards By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Educators lead in a betrayal of trust By Allan Powell

• Johnson honored by Tri-State Ravens Nest No. 12 By CHRIS CARTER

• Dutrow nominates horse for Charles Town Invitational Dash By LARRY YANOS

• Government should get down to business By Robert Gary

• Washington County library sponsors Create an Easy Picture Book contest 

• Saturday's high ties record in Hagerstown By TIM SHEA

• Heat thins crowd at W.Va. arts fest By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Tri-State business calendar 

• Arts & Entertainment today 

• Diamondbacks' call was worth the wait for former Hub By BOB PARASILITI

• Railroad Heritage Days chugs into town By MARIE GILBERT

• Free plants and a big tomato contest By BOB MAGINNIS

• Boat builders barge in on C&O Canal for annual bash By ALICIA NOTARIANNI

• North Hagerstown High School honor roll 

• All downhill from here By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Engagements 

• Food and customers need attention By SAVORY SAM

• Arrow of Light honorees from Cub Scout Pack 103 

• Police levy up for renewal Tuesday By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Paint Morgan County By JULIE E. GREENE

• Health center board seeks Morgan Co. rep By TRISH RUDDER

• Washington County students receive degrees from Hood College 

• Four generations 

• Where grammar is concerned, it's not right to write the wrong word By TIM ROWLAND

• Weddings 

• Private info hard to protect in the Information Age By ERIN JULIUS

• Obituaries 

• City Park rocks with praise By ALICIA NOTARIANNI

• Janet Tanaka Newcomer tried to make life close to paradise By MARLO BARNHART

• Area Roundup 

• Free fish - self-service By MARIE GILBERT

• McConnellsburg High School grads distinguish themselves By TRISH RUDDER

• Officials say take-home vehicle policy isn't wasteful By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Mason-Dixon Boy Scout council honors volunteers at banquet 

• Business people 

• Some things change, but others stay the same at Chambersburg High By DON AINES

• Hagerstown Community College dean's list 

• New business Q&A - Serendipity Salon