What happened on December 30, 2009

NEWS

• 3 developers of Martinsburg-area projects apply for stimulus program By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Pearl S. "Petie" Michael, 90 

• Milestones 

• Ella Mae Gallatin, 90 

• Up to 2 inches of snow, sleet expected in Hagerstown By DAVE McMILLION

• Bringing home the bacon By TIM KOELBLE

• Mark Glenn Weaver, 80 

• Rhoda P. Bricker Benshoff, 74 

• Mail Call 

• Snow, snow go away, come again another day By TIM ROWLAND

• 2010 Farm Show to feature best of Pa. agriculture 

• Community calendar 

• Hitting the high notes in Hagerstown By MARIE GILBERT

• Pork and sauerkraut dinner set for New Year's Day 

• Fairlie Stirling Evason (nee Jamieson) 

• Winter wonderland 

• Senior clubs 

• Leopards show stuff in victory By CHRIS CARTER

• Around Halfway By JAMIE SHEKELS

• Washington Co. Juvenile Court briefs 

• Anxiety produced a Christmas classic By Robert A. "Bob" Poor

• Pet Watch 

• Around Hancock By ANNE WEATHERHOLT

• Letters to the Editor 

• Rebels capture Overlea tourney title 

• Police briefs 

• Dwight Wayne Hollingsworth, 61 

• Kara Anne Lang, 2 

• Senior lunches 

• Mildred Elizabeth Barrett Brown, 81 

• Top stories for Tuesday, December 29th 2009 

• A look back at the top news stories of 2009 in Washington County Part 2 

• Senior center calendar 

• Pamela Ann Ashworth, 63 

• Southern Fulton covers all the angles By DAN KAUFFMAN

• Airmen with 167th helped Harpers Ferry dig out of snow 

• Four Washington Co. residents have given at least 25 gallons of blood By JANET HEIM

• Gary L. Turney, 58 

• Martinsburg squadron of Civil Air Patrol seeks adult volunteers 

• Theodore W. Crunkleton, 81 

• Terry L. Punt, 60 

• Host Hancock holds off Broadfording in Holiday tourney 

• Tina Louise Carter, 29 

• Briggs Animal Adoption Center helps 'a few animals' By RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Mary Louise Turner, 79 

• USDA offers financial help to dairy farmers 

• Teen guilty of animal abuse for beating dog By BRIDGET DiCOSMO

• Police continue to deal with parking space disputes By ERIN JULIUS

• Inmates who committed suicide were serving sentences for sex crimes By BRIDGET DiCOSMO