What happened on December 18, 2009

NEWS

• How to install a storm door handle By PAT LOGAN / Creators Syndicate

• Ex-cheerleading coach charged with providing alcohol By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Last-minute touches can make your holiday festive By MARY CAROL GARRITY / Scripps Howard News Service

• The Columbia Bank gives more than $18,000 to United Way 

• Thanks to King, South rules in the end By CURT HORNBECKER/Staff Correspondent

• Chambersburg area schools open sexting seminar series By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Business briefs 

• Mail Call 

• New Business Spotlight 

• Leopards make statement vs. Rebels By DAN KAUFFMAN

• GM to shut down Saab after sales talks collapse 

• Help your shelf gain a starring role By ROSE BENNETT GILBERT / Creators Syndicate

• Children's Village receives check from law enforcement event 

• Obama makes plea for compromise deal on global warming accord 

• H1N1 flu vaccination clinics scheduled Dec. 22 and 23 

• Roy Rogers managers attend training session 

• Weekend Calendar 

• Berkeley Co. revenues continue to fall By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Goretti students know their Constitution By DAN DEARTH

• Students cater holiday tea 

• Christmas service notices 

• Around Maugansville By MELITA WISHARD

• Community briefs 

• Religion: Music 

• Washington County briefs By HEATHER KEELS

• Milestones 

• Sterling leads Hubs over Brunswick 

• Man charged with running naked through development 

• Community Arts Development grant recipients named 

• Infamous sign stolen from Auschwitz gate 

• Holiday gatherings can be a challenge for nursing mothers By LEIGH HAMRICK / Special to The Herald-Mail

• Project work to be bid after all By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Glazer ignites Blazers By BOB PARASILITI

• Berkeley County briefs 

• Meetings, fundraisers 

• What's in a name? Very much, it seems By ALLAN POWELL

• Thumbs up, thumbs down 

• Top stories for Thursday, December 17th 2009 

• Waynesboro family homeless after fire By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Washington County library events 

• Religion: Speakers and topics 

• Go, Do, Learn 

• Hagerstown, Tri-State area blanketed by more than a foot of snow From staff reports

• Meeting on Jefferson Co. water project draws few residents By RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Sugar cookies with a twist By ELLEN FOLKMAN / St. Petersburg Times

• Zachary Albright Garmong, infant 

• Hagerstown area residents, businesses prepare for storm By ERIN JULIUS

• Business people 

• Community calendar 

• Donald E. Whittington, 77 

• Senior calendar for Dec. 21-Dec. 25 

• Classes 

• Religion: Special services 

• Lisa Prejean: Savor Christmas memories By LISA PREJEAN

• Business calendar 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Around Jonathan Street By MADGE MILES

• Hand-made egg ornaments capture memories, moments By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Martial arts instructor wants students to earn black belt in service By DAN DEARTH

• Letters to the Editor 

• Hello, World! 

• Clyde Sirbaugh Jr., 71 

• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville By HARRY NOGLE

• When Secret Santa gifts go bad By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Weather-related cancellations, postponements 

• M. Louise McKinney Garver Perrott, 91 

• Arthur R. Nyberg, 89 

• Police briefs 

• All decked out outdoors with wreaths and gazing balls By MARY CAROL GARRITY / Scripps Howard News Service

• Berkeley County man found guilty of sexual offenses By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Kids Ink: Christmas songs - loved, outlawed By JEFF RIDGEWAY / Special to The Herald-Mail

• Use your urns to decorate outside this holiday season By MARY CAROL GARRITY / Scripps Howard News Service

• Second mistrial declared in Smithsburg shooting case By BRIDGET DiCOSMO

• One girl taken to hospital after Pa. 16 bus accident 

• Christmas Eve service slated at Letterkenny Chapel 

• Pilot program to recycle unwanted bikes and trikes 

• Norma Frances Grimm, 78 

• Leiters' Fine Catering expands business into downtown area