What happened on May 01, 2008

NEWS

• Berkeley County schools closed Wednesday after bus tires flattened By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Washington Township officials deal with problems at Pine Hill By JENNIFER FITCH

• 5K run planned July 4 in Williamsport 

• Lyons leads Jefferson past Mercersburg By CHRIS CARTER

• Owner wants to move Hagerstown bar fined for noise By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• New this week on video By McClatchy Newspapers

• Mail Call 

• Senior site activities for May 5 to May 9 

• Berkeley County Commission president opts out of meeting on proposed zoning and development ordinances By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Angels call up Adenhart By BOB PARASILITI

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

• Classes 

• W.Va. fire victim remembered for sense of humor 

• Community calendar 

• Chewsville Lions plan May meetings 

• Washington County Commission on Aging caregivers forum is Tuesday 

• Herald-Mail's digital director will speak in Boonsboro on Saturday 

• Tell us what to say, teens, in your own words By BOB MAGINNIS

• Tickets on sale for: 

• Night life 

• Former Hagerstown City Councilman Hendershot remains in critical condition 

• Liquor permits OK'd for Hagerstown, Boonsboro establlishments 

• Williamsport's Springfield Middle School celebrates 30 years 

• Found animals 

• Franklin County jobless rate continues to be among Pa.'s lowest By DON AINES

• Letters to the Editor 

• HCC offering College for Kids summer program 

• Movie showtimes 

• Police briefs 

• Preps Boxscores 

• Corrections 

• Poll results: Have you begun to feel the economic pinch of rising gasoline and food prices? 

• Museum ramble crosses Washington County By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Deputies investigating attempted armed robbery in Washington County 

• Waynesboro youngsters get dramatic lesson about good manners 

• Suns' mistakes lead to the end of their 4-game winning streak By BOB PARASILITI

• May 15 is deadline to register for drama camp 

• On stage 

• Upgrading Longmeadow Road-Marsh Pike intersection expected to cost $2.68 million By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Obituaries 

• Wildcats regroup, top Hubs By DAN KAUFFMAN

• Keedysville buying former bank for new town hall By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Videoconference links Greencastle-Antrim fifth-graders with astronauts By CHRIS CARTER

• 'Art's a Ball!' project now under way 

• Valley Mall hosts Washington County Reading Day 

• Owner cited after pit bull kills another dog in Chambersburg By DON AINES

• Area Roundup 

• Around Halfway By JAMIE SHEKELS / 301-331-4885

• Williamsport restaurant has grand opening By JANET HEIM

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

• Ongoing exhibits 

• Police seek suspect in Martin's Landing shooting 

• Blue Ridge Mountain police substation opens in Jefferson County By DAVE McMILLION

• Cabbage best used as dog toy By TIM ROWLAND

• What should parents tell their teenagers about the pitfalls of having sex too early? By CARROL LOURIE

• Circus acrobats hang out, perform hair-raising stunts at Hagerstown Speedway By HEATHER KEELS

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Myersville man killed in single-vehicle crash Wednesday morning