What happened on June 15, 2008

NEWS

• Dads help daughters shine By JULIE E. GREENE

• E. Russell Hicks Middle School honor roll 

• Northern Middle students raise money for Washington County animal shelter 

• Engagements 

• Area Roundup 

• Obituaries 

• Arts briefs 

• Scoops & Wickets is good for families By CHRIS CARTER

• Hospital work could start in 2009 By DON AINES

• Anniversary 

• Arts & Entertainment today 

• City tax cut does more harm than good By Jonathan Burrs

• Lioness Club celebrates 30 years 

• New business Q&A - Noah's Ark Animal Workshop 

• Truck driver pinned by rig 

• Apple Valley blossoms By AUTUMN PAPAJOHN

• Suns pull win out of Seuss' hat 

• Golfer in Breast Cancer Awareness-Cumberland Valley event wins car 

• Business briefs 

• Suns end first half with win 

• Grace Academy students collect food for Hagerstown Rescue Mission 

• King is LPGA ambassador long after her playing days By TIM KOELBLE

• No specific timelines or plans for Waynesboro Hospital growth By JENNIFER FITCH

• Event features Renaissance education By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Red hot art By JULIE E. GREENE

• Police briefs 

• in the cities 

• Ryan loved playing roles By MARLO BARNHART

• Cromer speedy to accuse police of vendetta By TERRY HEADLEE

• At the races - Big Brown's bust raises questions By Larry Yanos

• Area Roundup 

• Restaurant inspections for May 2008 

• Marlowe Ruritan Club helps troops 

• Washington County Technical High School honor roll 

• Dads talk about day set aside for them 

• Club news 

• Business people 

• How Paul Miller saved the herd 

• Action Products begins an expansion By ARNOLD S. PLATOU

• A worthy mission to restore the American chestnut to its past glory 

• Toddler's homicide still open 1 year later By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Hagerstown teen sets sights on sweet career By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Dogs show off in Tails on the Trail By CHRIS CARTER

• Ugly environment produces plenty of ugly behavior By Lloyd Waters

• Company's history began with the right chemistry By ARNOLD S. PLATOU

• Health Fair offers exhibits, screenings and peace of mind By MARIE GILBERT

• Weddings 

• Washington County Poetry Contest winners honored at reception 

• Student news 

• Monument unveiled to honor slain officer By JOSHUA BOWMAN