What happened on December 01, 2009

NEWS

• Berkeley County BMX/Skatepark opening By RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Dorothy E. Crunkleton Statler, 93 

• Holiday safety tips 

• County to help secure loan for housing program By HEATHER KEELS

• Community calendar 

• Mail Call 

• Top stories for Monday, November 30th 2009 

• Around Funkstown By SUSIE HOFFMAN / 301-790-2413

• Smithsburg EMS tops 1,000 calls for the year 

• Lofty perch 

• Marines would lead surge of new U.S. troops in Afghanistan 

• Christian camp for kids 

• Smithsburg gets bad news on state funding By DAVE McMILLION

• Smithsburg volunteer firefighters respond to calls 

• Potts appointed to Smithsburg Community Activities Commission 

• Robinwood Players to present 'Fruitcakes!' 

• H1N1 clinic scheduled in Hagerstown 

• Williamsport workers make concessions to avoid layoffs By DAN DEARTH

• Smithsburg town calendar 

• What Do You Think? 

• Grace boys start on good foot By BOB PARASILITI

• Yard waste collection deadline looms in Hagerstown 

• Celebrate a gardener's holiday By ANNETTE IPSAN / Special to The Herald-Mail

• Smithsburg briefs 

• Hagerstown City Council backs lobbying funds 

• Ag calendar 

• Hagerstown City Council considers museum project 

• Found animals 

• Charles Franklin "Frank" Knode, 84 

• Festival of Trees event lights up By BRIDGET DiCOSMO

• Milestones 

• Washington Co. Commissioners briefs 

• Martha K. Kemp, 88 

• Franklyn Ira Geist Sr., 87 

• Ralph Leon Smith, 67 

• Man accepts plea deal in Inwood arson case 

• Home Town Christmas begins Sunday in Smithsburg 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Friedgen to stay on as Maryland football coach 

• Richard Lee "Dick" Smith Sr., 69 

• Around Clear Spring By CHERYL WEAVER

• Northstars explode for 1st win 

• Getting to know Vanessa Abrahams By ASHLEY VIAR / Pulse correspondent

• Hancock Longaberger event canceled 

• Robert Clarence "Bob" Baker Jr., 61 

• Martinsburg new oral-health center lining up patients By TRISH RUDDER

• A teen tells about her trip to The Revolve Tour By LAKIN THOMAS / Pulse correspondent

• Jay Quinn Fogle, 85 

• Williamsport briefs 

• Experience is Wildcats' strong suit By ANDREW MASON

• Amos H. Rudolph, 82 

• Franklin Scott Loveless, 31 

• Recycling rewards program explained By HEATHER KEELS

• Eleanor V. Grossnickle, 89 

• Contracts mean 80 new jobs at Martinsburg hosiery firm 

• Ellen E. Welty Resh