What happened on May 19, 2008

NEWS

• Washington County tree stands among nation's tallest By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Summer camp guide 

• Blood drives 

• Support groups 

• Go, do, learn 

• Gildea shines in debut with Suns 

• What Do You Think? 

• Rain keeps riders away from Washington County Habitat fundraising event By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Clear Spring Elementary holds B-Earth-day party for the planet By JANET HEIM

• Washington County Hospital to host trauma team celebration 

• HCC, Pitt rained out 

• Milestones 

• Ag marketing specialist to help Washington County farmers diversify By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Eating healthfully on vacation - yes you can By CHAD SMITH

• Letters to the Editor 

• Fairview students go hands-on, undercover By JENNIFER FITCH

• Mail Call 

• Donations nearly double Hagerstown Aviation Museum collection By HEATHER KEELS

• Community Calendar 

• Washington County senior menus 

• Police briefs 

• 'We know we're good' By DAN KAUFFMAN

• Area roundup 

• Around North Hagerstown By ELLEN ROWLAND / 240-217-5051

• Students at Hagerstown's Eastern Elementary collect pennies to help others 

• Maryland Natural Resources Police issues Potomac River advisory 

• Hood College grad awarded Fulbright grant 

• Clear Spring hydrants to be flushed this week 

• Cromer wants to cut number of Hagerstown city vehicles being driven home By DAN DEARTH

• Around South Hagerstown By STACI CLIPP / 240-291-0916

• Local baseball teams win 

• These Franklin County Career Center kids have skills By DON AINES

• Hedgesville High student earns prestigious WVU Foundation scholarship By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Clear Spring team's Destination is global domination By MARLO BARNHART

• Meet our students 

• Wilson College graduates pass the torch By JENNIFER FITCH

• This week in Washington County Public Schools 

• Obituaries (published May 18, 2008) 

• Obituaries (published May 19, 2008) 

• At Antietam's Dunker Church, local Brethren congregations reflect on 300 years By HEATHER KEELS

• Help us rethink 'Loop' - it's yours as much as 'mine' By CHRIS COPLEY