What happened on May 23, 2008

NEWS

• Commuter bus from Hagerstown to Rockville adds another trip 

• South Hagerstown High School forfeits state baseball semifinal win By BOB PARASILITI

• Obituaries 

• Doctor fired for helping health center workers submit grievance, attorney says By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• 11 graduate from Marshall Street School, Washington County Job Development Program By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Martinsburg-Berkeley County library to give back to county, city By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• National Road Yard Sale to stretch from Baltimore to St. Louis 

• Accident victim loved playing ball, serving the Lord By ERIN JULIUS

• Sentencings, indictments and pleas conducted at U.S. District Court in Martinsburg 

• Suns' bats are life of the party By BOB PARASILITI

• Letters to the Editor 

• Returning your call 

• Found animals 

• Mail Call 

• Study: Section of U.S. 522 through Morgan County could be viable toll road 

• Republicans did offer alternative to tax hike By ANTHONY O'DONNELL

• School lunch menus for Washington, Berkeley counties 

• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville By HARRY NOGLE / 301-432-2437

• Community calendar 

• Broadwater, Shirk win titles at state meet By ANDREW MASON

• Milestones 

• Hearing is set for proposed sign ordinance in Waynesboro By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Blood drive to be held June 13 at Hagerstown donor center 

• Washington County library events 

• Warning issued against recreational use of Upper Potomac River 

• Upcoming classes 

• O'Malley signs bills sponsored by Washington County lawmakers 

• Fight erupts after teens pull fire alarm at Hagerstown apartment building 

• Community briefs 

• Fire officials warn against unsafe holiday grilling methods By HEATHER KEELS

• Washington County government offices and services to close for holiday 

• Go, Do, Learn 

• Opening day at new farm market near Mont Alto 

• Volunteers could help Washington County PTAs with training, support By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Hagerstown Arts and Entertainment District expansion, recertification approved By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Police briefs 

• Area roundup 

• Martinsburg grads mark a milestone toward the future By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Mother, son charged in W.Va. with distribution of heroin 

• Jefferson County man killed in ATV accident By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Maryland Symphony hires new director of marketing and public relations 

• O'Malley will move forward on setting execution protocol 

• HCC Hawks go west, seeking NJCAA World Series title By TIM KOELBLE

• Franklin County fire chiefs want to expand training center By DON AINES

• Around Maugansville By MELITA WISHARD / 301-790-0079

• Club meetings, fundraisers, reunions 

• 'It Pays to Re-use' contest under way at Hancock center 

• Correction 

• Crying boy at Martinsburg motel leads to father's arrest 

• Washington County veteran takes on monumental task of honoring comrades each Memorial Day By JANET HEIM

• Hagerstown store joins effort to collect shoes for the needy 

• Good grammar is best used to serve others By LISA TEDRICK PREJEAN

• Washington County's super 7 head to state tennis tournament By CHRIS CARTER

• Berkeley Springs graduates get raucous sendoff into the real world By DAN DEARTH

• WVU's Stewart, Huggins visit Eastern Panhandle By CHRIS CARTER

• Pa. man seriously hurt in Md. 63 crash 

• Musselman High School grads excited about their futures By DAVE McMILLION

• Hello, summer! By JULIE E. GREENE

• Hello, World! 

• UPDATE: W.Va. State Police trooper resigning after leaving Md. accident scene By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Memorial Day holiday events 

• Franklin, Fulton county bridges need repairs, PennDOT says By DON AINES

• Hagerstown Community Affairs Director Karen Giffin withdraws resignation By DAN DEARTH

• Washington County fifth-graders honored with Principals' Citizenship Awards By HEATHER KEELS

• Fairview students jump into school (and the stream) with both feet By JENNIFER FITCH