What happened on June 12, 2008

NEWS

• Smithsburg High School Class of 2008 

• Trolley ride planned between Discovery Station and Cushwa Basin 

• Store-brought tomatoes will make me sick 

• Stop smoking classes offered 

• Blood drive to be held at donor center 

• Movie Showtimes 

• Around West Hagerstown By JESS WEST / 301-988-0435

• Safe Kids program to conduct car seat checkup in Hancock 

• Found animals 

• Area results 

• Hickory Elementary honors students 

• Brook Lane campus to host auction event 

• Tickets on sale for: 

• Serve-A-Thon a win-win, says Broadfording guidance counselor By MARLO BARNHART

• Wamplers, Lohman honored for volunteer work at animal shelter 

• Chambersburg school budget calls for 4-mill property tax increase By DON AINES

• Police briefs 

• Mail Call 

• Tri-State briefs 

• Milestones 

• Comcast to slow speeds for Chambersburg's heaviest Internet users By JENNIFER FITCH

• Houses razed in Chambersburg to clear way for parking lot 

• Three Jefferson County farms further damaged by weather By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• New this week in music 

• New this week on DVD 

• 'Claws crack Suns early to salvage win 

• On stage 

• Hagerstown-based youth club learns about tobacco's effects on minority groups By JOSH SHAW

• Secret gardens By JULIE E. GREENE

• Police briefs 

• Community calendar 

• School board: All outside students who applied can enroll at Rockland Woods By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Hancock town calendar 

• Hancock briefs 

• Around Maugansville (June 6) By MELITA WISHARD

• Request approved to rezone land south of W.Va. 45 By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• 15-year-old admits to assault near Valley Mall By ERIN JULIUS

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

• Hancock pool could reopen after repairs this month By MARLO BARNHART

• Ongoing exhibits 

• Arts and crafts festival is a good day trip By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Poll results - Will you change driving habits? 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Theater workshop for students planned in Hancock 

• Washington County Commissioners to broadcast meetings online By JOSHUA BOWMAN, HEATHER KEELS

• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville By HARRY NOGLE

• Members of The Trip strive to live up to their name By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Jefferson County impact fees have generated $14 million since 2004 By DAVE McMILLION

• Around Funkstown By SUSIE HOFFMAN

• Eight sent to hospital after chemical leak at Frederick Surgical Center 

• Pangborn Elementary holds auction of unneeded supplies By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Construction backs up westbound I-70 

• Bright lights, big city stages By JULIE E. GREENE

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

• Around South Hagerstown (June 9) By STACI CLIPP / 240-291-0916

• Skateboarding rules vary widely across Washington County By HEATHER KEELS

• Area Roundup 

• Around Jonathan Street By MADGE MILES / 301-791-7647

• Kelly's Cuts By KELLY MORENO

• Around North Hagerstown (June 9) By ELLEN ROWLAND / 240-217-5051

• Washington County juvenile court briefs 

• Md. police arrest 7 after stop turns up drugs, gun 

• Landmark Waynesboro water tower gone, but not forgotten 

• Night life 

• Garrison commander shares details of Fort Detrick By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Obituaries 

• Some Chambersburg property owners to see property tax reductions By DON AINES

• Around Williamsport By JOAN KNODE