What happened on June 17, 2008

NEWS

• Eidolon Nature Preserve walk in Morgan County set for July 5 

• Found animals 

• Smithsburg woman accused of animal cruelty fails to appear for trial By ERIN JULIUS

• It's good to see Hulk do what Hulk does - smash! By BRAD SMITH / Pulse Correspondent

• Ag calendar 

• Around Funkstown By SUSIE HOFFMAN

• What exactly does the Extension office do? By JEFF SEMLER

• Teens heading to Ecuador for 10 days to lend a hand By ELINA MIR / Pulse Correspondent

• Mail Call 

• Read for pleasure, read to win By HANNAH TUSSING / Pulse Correspondent

• I wish someone had a vendetta against me By TIM ROWLAND

• Hoffman starts summer drive by winning first junior golf tourney By TIM KOELBLE

• Letters to the Editor 

• Pulse poetry By LEV YERMOLENKO

• Hancock High School students who graduated from Washington County Technical High School 

• Make sure you're ready to cast your 2008 ballot By BOB MAGINNIS

• Pulse contributors for June 17: 

• Area Roundup 

• Poll results: Public officials and alleged traffic violations 

• Milestones 

• Saint James man a late bloomer in rose field By JANET HEIM

• Fishing for patience 

• Chambersburg FFA dairy judging team takes first place at event 

• Police briefs 

• Fairplay man charged with drinking while boating By ERIN JULIUS

• Opponents of shopping center near Hagerstown want more lucrative jobs for area By HEATHER KEELS

• Chambersburg to consider eliminating environmental district to control development By DON AINES

• Nominations sought for FSA committees 

• James Buchanan ag issues team places first at state event 

• Five arraigned in Jefferson High vandalism By DAVE McMILLION

• Spike falls from railroad bridge in Sharpsburg, breaking W.Va. man's windshield 

• Morgan County artist to travel to Greece to study sculpting By TRISH RUDDER

• Pa. smoking ban draws mixed reviews By DON AINES and JENNIFER FITCH

• Around Boonsboro By KRISTY SMITH

• Dads help daughters shine By JULIE E. GREENE

• Orioles players past and present speak at Hagerstown banquet By ANDREW MASON

• Hancock High School Class of 2008 

• Obituaries 

• $200 an hour question in Waynesboro: Is advice on cell phone towers worth it? By JENNIFER FITCH

• New director is part of Potomac Center's past By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Around Clear Spring By CHERYL WEAVER

• Remember safety when camping By THAISI H. VELASQUEZ

• Meet the falconer By BECKY SNOUFFER / Pulse Correspondent

• Chambersburg Police to move substation to former record store By DON AINES