What happened on March 27, 2008

NEWS

• MSO spotlights their own By KATE COLEMAN

• Berkeley County woman ordered to pay $114,883 for dogs' care By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Berkeley County attorney says former employee 'followed the law' By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Community calendar 

• Woman, 23, sentenced to state prison for Franklin County theft spree By DON AINES

• Beard's work pays off right off the bat as 'Cats win opener By JACK HILL III / Staff Correspondent

• Mike stays on the move as Washington County Hospital volunteer 

• Movie Showtimes 

• Tickets on sale for: 

• Bunker Hill man arraigned in DUI death of W.Va. woman By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• New this week on video By McClatchy Newspapers

• Mease helps Wildcats have fun on the run By ANDREW MASON

• Preps Linescores 

• Area Results 

• A long-standing love of music By KATE COLEMAN

• Dull weekend? Try this! By EVA NIESSNER / Pulse Correspondent

• Annapolis briefs By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Senior site activities from March 31 to April 4 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Rehoboth Learning Center delivers items to animal shelter 

• A Night of Bluegrass planned in Frederick By JULIE E. GREENE

• Rebels don't waste opportunity to play By LARRY YANOS

• On stage 

• Milestones 

• Found animals 

• Hammond's big swing catapults Wildcats over Hubs By CHRIS CARTER

• Mail Call 

• Area Roundup 

• Red Cross plans blood drives Friday, Saturday in Washington County 

• Evidently, beggars can be choosers By TIM ROWLAND

• Funkstown candidates, voters face deadlines By MARLO BARNHART

• New Live Arts showcases new arts, talents By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Long-term funding solution eyed for Hagerstown campus By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Around Hancock By ANNE WEATHERHOLT / 301-678-6888

• Ongoing exhibits 

• A tie goes to the coaches in Chambersburg By DON AINES

• All-County Girls Indoor Track 

• Obituaries 

• Police briefs 

• 'My Dog Can Do That' competition a benefit to shelter 

• Conference offers chance to learn about depression By MARIE GILBERT

• Pleasant Valley tower would be 'unsightly and unnecessary,' opponents say By HEATHER KEELS

• Smithsburg woman pleads guilty to animal cruelty By ERIN JULIUS

• PennDOT presents plan to widen Pa. 997 bridge over I-81 By JENNIFER FITCH

• Depressed? You're not alone By MARIE GILBERT

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Fundraiser planned to help injured teen 

• New C&O Canal park safety officer eager to add own stamp to efforts By MARLO BARNHART

• Man indicted in connection with Hagerstown bank robberies By ERIN JULIUS

• Cold-water wakeboarding 

• Night life 

• 'Death Curve' between Funkstown and Boonsboro needs to be straightened, residents say By ERIN JULIUS

• Hagerstown considers fining nonresidents who dump trash in city By DAN DEARTH

• Back and forth at The Bon-Ton By MARLO BARNHART

• Democratic Jefferson County Commission candidates debate By DAVE McMILLION

• Sandy Hook residents leave tower meeting with questions By HEATHER KEELS

• Henrietta Potter helped Scouts get their Wings By GLORIA DAHLHAMER

• Kelly's comment - My childhood encounter with a bully By KELLY MORENO

• Around Halfway By JAMIE SHEKELS / 301-223-1260

• Chicken wings dinner set for Saturday 

• Confidence gets 'Cats' Johnson out of blocks, on winner's podium By ANDREW MASON

• Williamsport woman gives kidney to friend By JANET HEIM