What happened on January 11, 2009

NEWS

• Ravens understand the wild-card route 

• Found animals 

• Churches rope in new Christians 

• Spicy cheese tamales 

• Leitersburg home decorating winners 

• Glass more than half full 

• Coming Monday 

• CASHS junior repeats history By DON AINES

• Washington County senior menus 

• There are pros, cons to buying distressed properties By DIAN HYMER

• New Year's celebration 

• Keep feeders clean to help backyard birds stay healthy By JOE LAMP'L / DIY Network

• In the cities 

• Area Roundup -- HCC women lose in OT 

• Ongoing exhibits 

• Steelers beat Chargers 35-24, meet Ravens again 

• HDC didn't nix new windows 

• Omission (Northern Middle honor roll) 

• Letter to the Editor 

• This week in government 

• Time to fix clock tower By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Classes 

• Arts briefs 

• Right on track 

• Fire co. gets online training grant By MARLO BARNHART

• Sailing mostly smooth in Pittsburgh By TIM SHEA

• Four generations 

• Les Hart turns 90 

• Community calendar 

• Milestones 

• Marian E. Donahue, 90 

• Home buyers who do their research will find opportunities 

• Colorful tile can liven a boring space By SUSAN FORNOFF / San Francisco Chronicla

• Bicyclist honors veterans 

• Notable new books at library 

• Area Schedule -- Mon., Jan. 12 

• Mail Call 

• Pipe up 

• A good story at gallery 

• Don't just go green, go clear By JEFF RUGG / Creators Syndicate

• Anniversaries 

• Preps Area Roundup -- Berkeley Springs girls knock off Petersburg 

• Berkeley County Commission briefs 

• Trains run again at station By DAVE McMILLION

• Weyrich and the culture war By TERRY MATTINGLY / Scripps Howard News Service

• Student news 

• High art, low budget By CHRIS COPLEY

• Madalyn E. Horst, 81 

• Service news 

• Leatherman-Shifler 

• Teachers vie for Biggest Loser title By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Telling stories with spiritual poetry By CHRIS COPLEY

• Ski program gets disabled moving By JENNIFER FITCH

• 'Rock house' has strong history By PAT SCHOOLEY / Special to The Herald-Mail

• Mills-Schildtknecht 

• Opera singer returns to city By DAVE McMILLION

• McKee to report to prison Monday By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Thomas M. Pittman, 50 

• Lacemakers Guild to meet 

• Bradford E. Hawkins Sr., 62 

• George Robert Noel III 

• Free tax preparation available 

• CAP squadron visits Air & Space Museum 

• Smith-Obitts 

• Larry J. Rowe, 61 

• Thousands attend bridal expo By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Holly Place benefit a big hit By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• South Hagerstown High School honor roll 

• School gyms double as rec centers By HEATHER KEELS

• Kennel fire information sought 

• Lynda S. Bailey, 48 

• Three babies and a good cookie By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Lifestyle launches pop culture poll 

• Add storage with a window seat By PAT LOGAN / Creators Syndicate

• Preps Area Roundup -- Blue Storm beats Lawrenceville 

• Farewell to Richardson's By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Wet bars slip in & out of popularity By CHRISTINE BRUN / Creators Services

• Engagements