What happened on May 21, 2008

NEWS

• Hagerstown passes towing ordinance By DAN DEARTH

• Obituaries 

• Milestones 

• Community calendar 

• Charges mounting against Falling Waters man accused of attempting to kill witness 

• Hanging gardens of Hagerstown 

• Crews work around the clock to fix hole, sewer line at Hagerstown intersection By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Area Roundup 

• Hagerstown City Council votes against water rate hike By DAN DEARTH

• Bids for Funkstown Bridge repairs to be advertised By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Judge consolidates cases of man accused of killing former girlfriend, Smithsburg police officer By ERIN JULIUS

• Washington County Health System's Learning Center benefits from book drive 

• Memorial Day weekend events 

• Washington County school board approves two plaques for Mike Callas Stadium By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Police briefs 

• Washington Co. Health System's Physician of the Year hopes to practice in new hospital By MARLO BARNHART

• Humane Society offers tips to prevent dog bites to children 

• Hagerstown Roundhouse Museum sponsoring bus trip to historic railroad area 

• Found animals 

• Art class held at Hagerstown gallery 

• Corrections 

• Summer food safety - outdoor grilling By LYNN LITTLE

• Dot's Blondies with Chocolate Chips recipe By BEVERLY MILLS, with ALICIA ROSS

• Mail Call 

• Waynesboro Area schools chief tries to talk board out of budget cuts By JENNIFER FITCH

• New school bus policy OK'd by Washington County board By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• 'They just keep coming back' By ANDREW MASON

• Two Frederick men dead following I-70 crash By HEATHER KEELS

• Hagerstown's Little Heiskell Duplicate Bridge Club posts results 

• Washington County briefs By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Letters to the Editor 

• Early voting begins today in Martinsburg 

• Western Maryland child care professionals honored for contributions they make 

• Coad named VP and administrator at Jefferson Memorial Hospital 

• Hagerstown City Council briefs By DAN DEARTH

• Service news 

• King breaks bat to help Suns break through in the 10th By BOB PARASILITI

• Two hurt in Mont Alto accident remain in hospital 

• Special education information workshops May 31 in Halfway 

• Senior center dance Friday 

• Ranson briefs By DAVE McMILLION

• Smithsburg woman surrenders 20 dogs to Humane Society By ERIN JULIUS

• Fit to be chai'd By YOLANDA DIFABIO/Special to The Herald-Mail

• Readers, not journalists, decide what sells newspapers By BOB MAGINNIS

• Waynesboro Stallions finally get a home By JENNIFER FITCH

• 23rd Judicial Circuit regional law library in Martinsburg open to public By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Chambersburg man bound over for trial on charges of indecent assault on mother By DON AINES

• Graduates of Hagerstown-based university programs take pride in achievements By HEATHER KEELS

• Fairview students excited about camp By JENNIFER FITCH

• Fairview students, reporter arrive at Camp Eder By JENNIFER FITCH

• Berkeley County man accused in woman's homicide is indicted on count of retaliation By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Around Smithsburg and Robinwood By DARYLENE MOWEN

• Bentley's Bagels looking to move from downtown Hagerstown By DAN DEARTH

• Williamsport Elementary principal, assistant principal make good on 'dares' 

• Around Williamsport By JOAN KNODE

• Police find ammunition, crack during Charles Town traffic stop 

• $6.7 million contract awarded to finish capping Resh Road Landfill By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Herb-rubbed grilled scallops recipe