What happened on March 02, 2008

NEWS

• Divorces for December and January 

• Preps Boxscores 

• Is there any hope? By ARNOLD S. PLATOU

• Runco makes a run at a repeat By LARRY YANOS

• Save a Life Saturday 

• Icy plunge helps pay for heat By ALICIA NOTARIANNI

• Hawks' softball team starts 2008 like '07 By Jack Hill III

• Children's Village, CSX team up to teach railroad safety 

• Preps Boxcores 

• Tri-State business calendar 

• Chili fundraiser benefits Educational Loan Fund 

• What Do You Think? 

• Honor roll omissions 

• Anniversaries 

• Historian talks about ancient writings at St. Catherine Orthodox Church event 

• Recession is chance to fix our economy By ROBERT GARY

• 'Wellness' screening went, well, not so well By TIM SHEA

• Waffling on Rockland redistricting could cost county plenty By TIM ROWLAND

• Arts & Entertainment today 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Knowing Oscar By JULIE E. GREENE

• Bills of local interest 

• Lawsuit prompts Berkeley Co. plan to hire electrical inspector By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Ladies of the Elks increase charitable giving 

• Police briefs 

• Home show puts innovation into renovations this year By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Starting on the right beat By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Reilley, Eichelberger win region titles By CHRIS CARTER

• Legion Post 42 in Hagerstown plans to honor soldiers with meals, gifts 

• Heritage girls capture MCST title 

• Need a new floor? He's got it covered 

• Business briefs 

• Good Southern cooking By EATON GOODE

• Obituaries 

• Manor Church Senior Citizens Club holds get-together 

• Monroe returns to honor his coach By TIM KOELBLE

• Hawks women watch early lead disappear in loss to Cecil By Jack Hill III

• Skeletal remains are found in Frederick Co. 

• Gaels get back down to business By TIM KOELBLE

• 'For sale' taking forever in Washington County area By ARNOLD S. PLATOU

• Boonsboro Elementary students see "Seussical" 

• San Mar students learn history of Washington County black community 

• Helping children with special needs is subject of Hagerstown conference 

• It might sound old-fashioned, but nice matters By KATE COLEMAN

• Asbury UMC congregation hears about church history 

• Former POW to give talk to Vietnam veterans group in Hagerstown 

• School gets back to nature with syrup-making class By ALICIA NOTARIANNI

• Husband saves wife with his CPR training By MARIE GILBERT

• Hawks men fall under barrage of 3-point baskets by Garrett By Larry Yanos

• Williamsport Elementary students meet the weatherman 

• Preps Area Roundup 

• North Hagerstown High School honor roll 

• Weddings 

• Hagerstown Rotarians named Paul Harris Fellows 

• Farmer Clarence Bragunier raised more than just crops By MARLO BARNHART

• Panel to tackle landfill, recycling issues By DON AINES

• Bands step closer to becoming West Virginia honor band By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• A funny thing happened ... and I shot it! By JULIE E. GREENE

• Student news 

• Engagements 

• Van, 3 semis crash, close I-81 for hours 

• War vets take to slopes with 'adaptive' approach By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Business people