What happened on May 03, 2008

NEWS

• Religion: Special Services 

• Reaux steals Rice's thunder, record By ANDREW MASON

• Ultimate sacrifice By ERIN JULIUS

• Weekend Calendar 

• Bridge club posts results 

• Don't count on Big Brown to win By LARRY YANOS

• Musical cabaret Sunday at country club 

• Police briefs 

• Ritter races to four wins By CHRIS CARTER

• I-81 work could slow traffic in Franklin County 

• Kids get a healthy dose of education at Penn State Mont Alto Pediatric Health Fair By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Volunteers plant flowers, spruce up Jonathan Street community By ALICIA NOTARIANNI

• Local Results 

• Buyers beware of real estate bargains, professionals say By ARNOLD S. PLATOU

• Beard pitches Williamsport past Leopards By Jack Hill III

• Motorist hurt in W.Va. crash 

• W.Va. family of 12 loses home in fire 

• Man charged after being tased during altercation By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Religion: Musical Notes 

• NRA official tells W.Va. Republicans to 'work four times as hard' to win in November By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Wounded warriors talk turkey while hunting wild turkeys By DON AINES

• Rockets rally past Devils, then hold on By DAN KAUFFMAN

• Religion: Speakers & Topics 

• Fun Day exposes kids to culture - agriculture By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Shepherdstown celebrates spring with May Day festivities By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Maryland Natural Resources Police warn against boating on the Upper Potomac River 

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Teen rescued after crashing Sea-Doo watercraft near Shenandoah River dam 

• Preps Boxscores 

• Springfield Middle School marks 30th anniversary By ALICIA NOTARIANNI

• Remembering N. Linn Hendershot 

• Strother "Lefty" Files wore several uniforms to protect and serve By MARLO BARNHART

• Hagerstown gets serious, beats West Virginia in a laugher By BOB PARASILITI

• Final bell at Mercersburg is named for carillonneur By CHRIS CARTER

• Fire causes $500,000 in damage to Berkeley County, W.Va., store By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Area Roundup 

• N. Linn Hendershot dies By MARLO BARNHART

• Investigation continues in bus tire vandalism By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Postal-rate increase draws mixed reaction in Hagerstown By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Pa. program aims to address shortage of LPNs By DON AINES

• Victorian tea a major fundraiser for the Waynesboro Historical Society 

• The Village at Robinwood hosts fourth annual Carnival Day By MARIE GILBERT

• Historic barn opens to public at Antietam National Battlefield 

• obituaries for 4/27 HM 

• Law Day teaches students about judicial system in Pa. By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Marriage licenses for February and March 2008