What happened on April 08, 2009

NEWS

• HCC to continue lecture series 

• Elsie V. Pearrell, 84 

• Deal could restore full funding for USM-H By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Volunteers needed to work on canal cleanup 

• Blasting led to power outage west of city 

• Pentagon: Crew retakes control of U.S. cargo ship taken by Somali pirates 

• Program aims to help seniors stay home By RICHARD F. BELISLE

• 'Dirtbag' Suns set for opener By BOB PARASILITI

• Found animals 

• Eastern Blvd. work continues 

• Mail Call 

• Melvin M. Penwell, 66 

• Local dog trainer's new book wins honor 

• Top stories for Tuesday, April 7 

• Katherine K. Holtzman 

• Milestones 

• Calendar 

• Smithsburg town calendar 

• Roasted garlic asparagus By BOB BATZ Jr. / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

• Student taken to hospital after fight 

• Riparian buffer hearings set By JENNIFER FITCH

• Baker sisters hold bake sale to raise money for Humane Society 

• Bridge club results 

• Community calendar 

• Delegation frustrated by progress on possible USM-H program By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Chewsville church keeps giving and giving By MARLO BARNHART

• Ruth S. Rock, 91 

• Street to close June 20 for arts school gala 

• Snyder: Table games bill unlikely to pass By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Mikulski discusses economic crisis By HEATHER KEELS

• Water rate hike OK'd By TRISH RUDDER

• Letters to the Editor 

• Hancock Girl Scouts sending cookies to troops overseas 

• Found animals 

• Preliminary CASD budget shows $2.3M deficit By JENNIFER FITCH

• Busing tables for Children's Village 

• Hancock town calendar 

• Library bill a surprise to town By DAVE McMILLION

• Lawmakers cut $162M in local highway funds 

• Chocolate on the rise By JULIE E. GREENE

• Rolinda "Lennie" Boyer Sweitzer, 58 

• Martinsburg man gets 27 years for drug dealing 

• Around Williamsport By PAULA GREEN SHUPP / 301-302-3878

• Firefighter in critical condition By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Around Halfway By JAMIE SHEKELS

• James Vincent Wells Jr., 57 

• Weed, pest control as easy as laying eggs 

• Harry E. Latimer Jr., 85 

• Humane Society plans series of rabies clinics 

• Preps Roundup -- No. 1 Jefferson blasts Hampshire, stays perfect 

• William W. Wilburn, 83 

• Community briefs 

• Hazel J. Whittington, 73 

• Around Hancock By ANNE WEATHERHOLT

• Mail Call 

• Saints freeze up against Panthers By JACK HILL III

• Max R. Dunham, 72 

• Motorcycle ride to benefit leukemia patient 

• Summit Health tightens belt By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Catch of the day 

• Choose healthful salads for lunch or dinner By LYNN LITTLE / Special to The Herald-Mail

• Why the 'Big Read' isn't just a school project 

• 'The Great Gatsby' part of program at The Big Read 

• Around Smithsburg and Robinwood By DARYLENE MOWEN / 301-331-5683

• Town to sample video ad window display By HEATHER KEELS

• City, county offices closed for Good Friday 

• HCC inductees 

• Marie Davis, 74 

• Martinsburg Jewish congregation dissolves By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Larry E. Collins, 71 

• Businesses allegedly sold alcohol to minors 

• Delegation wants county excluded from speed camera law By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Leonora Worley Rocca, 100 

• Police use DNA to make arrest 

• Police briefs 

• Pearrell named Bath police chief By TRISH RUDDER

• Delays expected during bridge repair By KATE S. ALEXANDER