What happened on March 29, 2008

NEWS

• Jobs perceived as dirty, dangerous or strenuous still male-dominated, professor says By ERIN JULIUS

• After remodeling, Abbey Carpet and Floors reopens By MARLO BARNHART

• Even fences can't corral Blazers in rout of Gaels By LARRY YANOS

• Musical Notes: Religion 

• Special services: Religion 

• Hagerstown Bridge Club posts results 

• Letters to the editor 

• Toast of town, Snook, hard to roast By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Zoning changes on hold for election By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Jefferson dealt Diehl five aces By DAN KAUFFMAN

• Franklin County Commissioners outline challenges at breakfast with Chambers By DON AINES

• Healthy coat 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Robinson provided the Bulldogs' bite By DAN KAUFFMAN

• A-2 correction 

• Weekend calendar 

• Campus funding still unresolved By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Falwell's son speaks at child fellowship banquet By MARLO BARNHART

• Preps Boxscores 

• Berkeley commission OKs three conservaton easements By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Police log 

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Obituaries 

• Smith asked to do it all, and delivered for Wildcats By DAN KAUFFMAN

• Area Roundup 

• Developer wants to build four-story hotel in Martinsburg, W.Va. By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Police briefs 

• Pickup rolls over man, knocks out power in Smithsburg 

• Latest data shows higher teen birth rate in Washington County By MARIE GILBERT

• Prosecutors to seek death penalty in Pryor case By ERIN JULIUS

• Comedy & Magic Spectacular brings hope to abused children in Franklin County By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Custer's finest hour By DON AINES

• Hawks sweep pair from Hornets 

• Commerical development grows along path of Washington Township Boulevard By JENNIFER FITCH

• Thumbs up, thumbs down 

• Panhandle Democrats expect more independents to vote in their primary By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Girls blossom after graduating from Blossom School of Etiquette By MARLO BARNHART

• Speakers and topics: Religion 

• Conservationist and author to speak at Mercersburg Academy 

• 31 honored at Hagerstown YMCA Black Achievers awards gala By MARLO BARNHART

• Panel at Hood College will discuss domestic violence 

• Fires damage Halfway apartment building, Keedysville home 

• Prison K-9 helps with Annapolis drug bust