What happened on June 20, 2008

NEWS

• Hagerstown Country Western Dance Club holds fundraiser for member's son 

• Chambersburg band students perform with, learn from champion drum corps By JENNIFER FITCH

• MCI inmate in stable condition after stabbing By ERIN JULIUS

• Washington County library events 

• Open garden day Saturday at W.Va. farm 

• Police briefs 

• Weekend Calendar 

• Women's Club's card party raises $1,100 for Holly Place 

• Online entries due for Washington County Ag Expo 

• Kids can get up close to bugs, slugs, fish & frogs at Waynesboro's Renfrew Park program 

• Sprint Festival at Charles Town Races is Saturday 

• Upcoming classes 

• Meteorologist: Temperatures to climb closer to normal summer highs By ERIN JULIUS

• Letters to the Editor 

• Physician humbled by bridge dedication in W.Va. By MARLO BARNHART

• Corrections 

• Jefferson County among those eligible for federal disaster aid 

• Two new Scouting groups forming in Funkstown area this summer 

• Books, other items provide happy memories By LISA TEDRICK PREJEAN

• County set to host its own cycling Tour By Chris Carter

• Business briefs 

• Community briefs 

• Washington Monument Park to re-open By THAISI H. VELASQUEZ

• Maugans Avenue residents, business owners talk about construction By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Boonsboro High School class of 1968 planning its 40th reunion 

• Landmark Hagerstown restaurant torn down 

• Public can't participate unless BOE has a set meeting policy By JACQUELINE FISCHER

• Community calendar 

• Milestones 

• Around Maugansville By MELITA WISHARD

• Future leaders humble themselves to graduate from program By DAN DEARTH

• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville By HARRY NOGLE

• Club meetings, fundraisers and reunions 

• Community briefs 

• Dog faces euthanization after attack on W.Va. boy By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Waynesboro OKs $47,500 for school resource officer By JENNIFER FITCH

• Heritage Academy class of 2008 

• Suns open 2nd half with win over 'Birds 

• Tri-State Track & Field Final 2008 Leaderboard 

• Officials eye Franklin County courthouse expansion or relocation By JENNIFER FITCH

• Washington County school system, candidate at odds over tape of meeting By ERIN CUNNINGHAM and ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Berkeley County Commission to delay paying certain bills By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Mail Call 

• Hagerstown woman files $3 million suit against Wal-Mart By ERIN JULIUS

• Hancock working with agencies to find money for community center By HEATHER KEELS

• Go, Do, Learn 

• Mount Aetna Farms east of Hagerstown could be developed into prison By DAN DEARTH

• Deming gets OK to open club in former Barnwood Books By DAN DEARTH

• St. Maria Goretti names new principal 

• Death of woman found in SUV near Frederick not believed to be suspicious 

• Freeman turns Rebels around By ANDREW MASON

• W.Va. Dems rally at state's birthday celebration By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• 250 years later, terror revisited in Pa. By CHRIS COPLEY

• Clear Spring woman injured in N.H. crash now listed in fair condition 

• Boonsboro High School class of 1988 seeking classmates 

• Area Results 

• Lake Insurance opens branch in Mercersburg 

• Work on W.Va. 9 expansion halted due to endangered species 

• Finucane storms through spring By ANDREW MASON

• MedCamp helps students form prognosis for future By CHRIS CARTER

• Greencasdtle-Antrim School Board briefs 

• Area Roundup -- Maryland goes 1-2 at Sunbelt Classic 

• Three appear in U.S. District Court in W.Va. 

• Criminal homicide charge forwarded against Franklin Co. prison inmate By JENNIFER FITCH

• Williamsport High senior finds passion through service By JANET HEIM

• Washington County graduations 

• First National Bank of Greencastle awards prizes at Mercersburg branch opening 

• Boonsboro High School class of '03 seeks contacts 

• Service news 

• Warriors' Rice soars to record heights By ANDREW MASON

• Obituaries 

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

• Greencastle-Antrim School board OKs staff salary increases By CHRIS CARTER

• Hagerstown woman wins Newcomer Talent award at Miss Maryland pageant By JULIE E. GREENE

• All-Washington County Boys Track & Field 

• Corliss: Jefferson Utilities customers getting 'raw deal' By DAVE McMILLION

• Susquehanna Bank employees teach students the value of saving