What happened on December 07, 2009

NEWS

• Meeting for budding architects scheduled for Tuesday at BFM 

• Cards for troops 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Forecaster: 'Messy' winter storm on way By DAVE McMILLION

• Hagerstown City officials try to protect state funding for specific projects By ERIN JULIUS

• Washington County senior menus 

• Found animals 

• DC101 Festival canceled 

• Heritage Academy students help others 

• Mail Call 

• Veterans Committee votes Herzog, Harvey into baseball Hall of Fame 

• Found animals 

• Merry fitness gifts for Christmas By CHAD SMITH / Special to The Herald-Mail

• Support groups 

• In the cities 

• Elizabeth "Betty" Thais Thiers Schwerin Willson 

• Washington County Public Schools calendar 

• Hope P. Sponsler, 78 

• Monroe pushes HCC to be philosophical By BOB PARASILITI

• Arts school seeks donations for April fundraising dinner 

• Top stories for Sunday, December 6th 2009 

• Around South Hagerstown By STACI CLIPP / 301-582-8057

• This week in government 

• Ongoing exhibits 

• Boonsboro officials bemoan tax differential cut 

• Community calendar 

• Another sister city? It's all Chinese to me 

• Good SAMs 

• HCC thanks Associated Radiologists 

• Character Counts! at Sharpsburg Elementary 

• Sharpsburg Lions continue activities for December 

• Snowman band 

• Leitersburg seniors to meet Dec. 7 

• Iris Jean Childers, 70 

• Morgan to present ideas on redistricting to school board By DAN DEARTH

• State health care expansion helps thousands in Washington County By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Northern Middle students participate in peer mediation training 

• Climate change conference convenes in upbeat mood 

• Blood drives 

• Ongoing onstage 

• Pregnancy Ministries holds banquet 

• Berkeley County panel OKs proposal for church worship center By RICHARD F. BELISLE

• How to buy a telescope By JIM EDWARDS / Special to The Herald-Mail

• Local holiday drives 

• Frances Mae Bayer, 72 

• Troop 136 holds Court of Honor 

• Wetzel takes senior center greeting responsibility joyfully By JANET HEIM

• Troop 14 holds Court of Honor 

• Mont Alto toy drive shifts into high gear By JENNIFER FITCH

• Coffman Nursing Home hosting bazaar 

• Widening work to begin on Dual Highway, Edgewood Drive By HEATHER KEELS

• Moving to the music By CRYSTAL SCHELLE

• Black Santas part of holiday collection at Belle Boyd House By CRYSTAL SCHELLE

• Around North Hagerstown By ELLEN ROWLAND

• Louis Talbott Young Jr., 71 

• Go, Do, Learn 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Wayside Theatre announces 2010-11 season 

• Milestones 

• Carl H. Martin, 81 

• Washington Township officials eye energy improvement By JENNIFER FITCH

• Frederick man doused with gasoline, set afire 

• Man charged with multiple counts related to credit card fraud By BRIDGET DiCOSMO

• 167th Airlift Wing Hometown Heroes 

• Homeschool group plans potluck 

• Survivors remember Pearl Harbor 

• Mary Louise (Blickenstaff) Ridenour 

• YMCA board members retire after years of service By JANET HEIM

• Harriet I. Littleton, 81 

• Mark Edward Collins, 50 

• James Melvin Sprouse, 71