What happened on September 29, 2008

NEWS

• Black Achievers program at Hagerstown Y plans to help youths find a career path By HEATHER KEELS

• Milestones 

• Smithsburg moving closer to ethics ordinance By HEATHER KEELS

• Support groups 

• This week in Washington County government 

• Go, Do, Learn 

• Poll results: Would you eat ice cream made with human breast milk? 

• Washington County's jobless rate rises to 5.8 percent in August 

• Kaye Goetz Oliver By MARLO BARNHART

• New Morgan County magistrate clerk appointed 

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

• Students from Hagerstown, Frederick earn scholarships from York College 

• Letters to the editor 

• Nominations sought for W.Va. professor of the year 

• Martinsburg man charged in August double fatality on I-81 By DAVE McMILLION

• Pennsylvania briefs 

• Education briefs 

• Washington County campaign notes By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Found animals 

• After four quarters, Storm loses in overtime By TIM KOELBLE

• Mail Call 

• Shocking defeat for econ bailout 

• Herald-Mail newspaper introduces a new look 

• Washington County senior menus 

• This week in Washington County public schools 

• Frederick County schools plan parent-teacher conferences 

• One Mountain group to meet Wednesday in Cascade 

• Herald-Mail Forums 

• CNN Election Tour Bus visits Hagerstown school 

• Protecting the nest egg By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Police briefs 

• Mortgage trickle-down effect hurt Wall Street By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Crash stops traffic on southbound I-81 at Williamsport 

• 17-year-old charged in homicide by vehicle has trial 

• Obituaries 

• Around South Hagerstown By STACI CLIPP / 240-625-7416

• Touched by nature By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Model boating enthusiasts gather at Greenbrier By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Area Roundup 

• The straight dope on miracle supplements By CHAD SMITH

• Health-care spotlight 

• Ten Frederick County students named National Merit semifinalists 

• Walkers in Greencastle event truly have heart By JENNIFER FITCH

• Sportsmen get health lessons at fair By JENNIFER FITCH

• Mastering math facts By JANET HEIM

• 1914 Underslung Six returns home to Martinsburg By DAVE McMILLION

• Citigroup to buy Wachovia's banking operations for $2.1 billion 

• Applications for Barbara Ingram School for the Arts available