What happened on October 10, 2008

NEWS

• All Washington County Orchestra concert scheduled for Wednesday 

• Developers hope to begin work on Antrim business park in spring By JENNIFER FITCH

• Meet the author 

• Greencastle teacher judging nationally televised science contest 

• MCTC inmate accused of fleeing work-release job 

• Milestones 

• Greencastle officials hope to someday name every alley By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Two vie for Clear Spring Town Council seat By DAN DEARTH

• Weekend Calendar 

• Mail Call 

• School board member: Washington County bus policy is 'messed up' By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Ranson briefs 

• Washington County library hosts events for kids By CATHERINE HALL

• Volunteers needed to prepare Hagerstown cold weather shelter for opening 

• Community briefs 

• Classes 

• Police brief 

• Jefferson County officials squabble over legal representation By DAVE McMILLION

• Community calendar 

• Arson of Martinsburg-area mobile homes investigated By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Wildcats, Blazers on Antietam collision course 

• Job fair attendees say economy hurts their search By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Washington County school board candidates discuss issues at forum By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Growing pains eased with shopping trip By LISA TEDRICK PREJEAN

• Food drive part of open house at Greencastle business 

• Found animals 

• Area Roundup 

• Washington County library events 

• Clarification 

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

• Hagerstown High class of 1953 planning 55th reunion 

• Former Washington Township woman gets prison in scalding case By DON AINES

• Dow again down sharply today 

• Plan for fewer Md. correctional officers sparks concern By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Berkeley County Commission opposes power line proposal By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Pet Watch 

• Landscape beauty takes root at Women Build project in Hagerstown By ERIN JULIUS

• Washington County briefs By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Letters to the editor 

• Alsatia Mummers Parade seeking donations, volunteers By DAN DEARTH

• Teen seriously burned while playing with gasoline in Sharpsburg 

• Preps Area Roundup 

• O'Malley plans more than $200 million in spending cuts to help Md. deal with financial crisis 

• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville By HARRY NOGLE

• Chambersburg Police find vehicle filled with GOP campaign signs 

• Obituaries 

• Hagerstown man accused of owing $47,084 in back child support in W.Va. 

• Hello, World! 

• Previews of this weekend's prep football games 

• The scariest scarecrow in Martinsburg 

• Leopards to honor former coach By LARRY YANOS

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

• Military musicians perform in Hagerstown as 'soldiers representing soldiers' By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Club meetings, fundraisers, reunions 

• Washington County liquor board fines Cancun Cantina $2,500 By DAN DEARTH

• Washington County middle school cross country meet scheduled for Saturday 

• New Antietam Bible College home could double enrollment By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Martinsburg man charged after drugs, firearms seized 

• Berkeley County budget picture brightens By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Robinwood Medical Center staff members produce cookbook 

• Jefferson County to levy fines for excessive dog barking By DAVE McMILLION

• Hearing officer finds insufficient evidence to suspend horse trainer Dutrow 

• Martinsburg man faces drug charges 

• Home-schoolers meet mini horses at Washington County Free Library 

• Free talk on winterizing gardens set for Tuesday in Sharpsburg 

• Volvo plant in Hagerstown is on defense earmark list 

• Hagerstown man charged in Williamsport burglary 

• Two Martinsburg men face drug charges 

• Berkeley Springs resident a woman of distinction By TRISH RUDDER

• Double the joy By CRYSTAL SCHELLE

• Advice for young adults leaving the nest ... from Shakespeare By DR. YVONNE FOURNIER / Scripps Howard News Service

• Greencastle Lioness Club to host bag and basket bingo 

• In new book, Hancock minister breaks silence on domestic abuse By MARLO BARNHART