What happened on June 28, 2008

NEWS

• New chief medical officer says hospital 'spectacular facility' By MARLO BARNHART

• Rain, change of venue fail to faze Valley By CONNER GILBERT

• Cars are the stars at Mountain Top Heritage Days By DON AINES

• Police briefs 

• Thumbs up, thumbs down 

• Weekend calendar 

• County Hall of Fame to induct 9 members By LARRY YANOS

• Boy Scouts continue work to keep Springfield Run clean By MARIE GILBERT

• Bridge club posts results 

• Police briefs 

• Religion: Special services 

• Kearns helps Suns hold off Shorebirds 

• Franklin officials dedicate ag center By DON AINES

• A time to fight, a time to play 

• Road surfaces in Pa. to get makeover 

• Storms postpones rodeo at Washington County Agricultural Education Center 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Body identified as missing Pa. woman 

• Morgan County briefs By TRISH RUDDER

• Religion: Vacation Bible schools 

• Court briefs 

• Berkeley County mobile home damaged in fire By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Pet of the week 

• Open (wide) for oral health By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Valley cruises on reserve power to reach bracket final By CHRIS CARTER

• Local man charged with theft from kids' football team By ERIN JULIUS

• Hancock scales South Mountain By LARRY YANOS

• Washington County on the road to fixing faulty Broadfording Road surface By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Ruling on guns has local support By JOSH SHAW

• Williamsport motorcycle dealer hosts ride for girl with brain cancer By ALICIA NOTARIANNI

• Religion: Musical notes 

• It's the Palestinians who have blocked peace 

• Compliment or not, art was stolen By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Copper pipe stolen in burglary of Pennsylvania plumbing shop 

• Ailing boy's family has high-flying birthday bash at Hagerstown Regional Airport By JOSH SHAW

• Chambersburg Civil War Seminar features Battle of Gettysburg By DON AINES

• Maryland troopers prevent fleeing suspect from jumping off bridge 

• Body of woman is found in Greene Township field 

• Area roundup - South Mountain, Halfway stay alive in 9-10 tourney 

• Tending Victorian garden gives W.Va. lawyer a sense of peace By TRISH RUDDER

• Skateboarders compete for prizes in Chambersburg tournament By CHRIS CARTER

• Hancock's heart breaks Conococheague's By DAN KAUFFMAN

• Rupert "Rupe" Cuneen left his mark on many landscapes By MARLO BARNHART

• More than 70 vendors offer wares at Shepherdstown Street Fest By JOSH SHAW

• Obituaries 

• Construction of new hospital for Washington County going as planned By JOSHUA BOWMAN