What happened on January 19, 2009

NEWS

• U.S. Silica to lay off 4, cut hours By TRISH RUDDER

• David Miller Abercrombie Jr., 86 

• Blue Ridge Summit carnival canceled By JENNIFER FITCH

• Go, do, learn 

• SUPERb By ALAN ROBINSON

• Couple makes 'inaugural' offer By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Blood drives 

• Gertrude A. Jones, 83 

• Pick your favorite nut for recipe By Scripps Howard News Service

• Coming Thursday 

• Gov. Manchin begins 2nd term 

• Surprise party 

• Harry W. Ragland, 92 

• Support groups 

• Washington County Public Schools calendar 

• Rebecca V. Adams, 73 

• National parks an asset during recession 

• Delmar L. Spade, 73 

• Tech High's Students of the Month 

• Recruiting volunteers By JANET HEIM

• Community calendar 

• Some schools on two-hour delay today 

• Business calendar 

• Hager Center mural might be replaced By DAN DEARTH

• Need help? Get connected online By CHAD SMITH

• Milestones 

• It wasn't in the numbers for HCC By JACK HILL III

• Cardinals fly like Eagles past Philly to first Super Bowl By BARRY WILNER

• This week in government 

• Birds of a feather strike together 

• Eyler-Usanova 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Anniversaries 

• Around South Hagerstown By STACI CLIPP

• Many commuters staying home By DAVE McMILLION

• Two appointed at Shepherd 

• Franklin E. Clevenger, 68 

• Ex-rivals, teammates meet again By Tim Koelble

• Business briefs 

• Kevlar for K-9s? 

• Violet (Shank) Burkholder, 93 

• Kenneth G. Costello, 67 

• Snow contributes to crashes in area By DAVE McMILLION

• Your best shaving tool -- patience By ANDREW GAY / Special to The Herald-Mail

• Maslauskas-Perry 

• Williamsport Blue Band food drive 

• Jaguars quarantined after attack 

• Local pastor on duty in D.C. today By MARLO BARNHART

• Business licenses 

• Fire displaces Clear Spring family 

• Cubs trade OF Pie to Orioles for Olson, prospect 

• Senft-Dockeney 

• Donald T. McAllen, 76 

• Police briefs 

• Bare-Hovis 

• Music, poetry and a 'Dream' By HEATHER KEELS

• Wingerd-Chang 

• Survivors say they're lucky to be alive By DAN DEARTH

• Mary M. Bowie, 92 

• Ravin-Hood 

• Jane I. Funk, 88 

• Fire damages Chambersburg home 

• Murderer used jacket in escape By DAVE McMILLION

• Engagements 

• Around North Hagerstown By ELLEN ROWLAND / 240-217-5051

• Hormones' role in human sexuality By DAVID PERLMAN / San Francisco Chronicle

• Mildred I. Keefer, 91 

• George S. Keener, 69 

• Business people 

• 21 receive Shepherd Foundation scholarships 

• New perspective on Buchanan By DON AINES

• Local AAUW offering scholarships 

• I-70 crash victims identified By ANDREW SCHOTZ and MARLO BARNHART

• Donald Richard King, 80 

• Miriam A. Angle, 79 

• Judith A. Ott, 67 

• All County Orchestra list 

• Rolland C. Stephen Sr., 82 

• Manitowoc doubles layoffs to 315 By JENNIFER FITCH

• Westbound I-70 reopens at 11 p.m. 

• Clinic aims to return clients to active living 

• Thomas M. Stokes Jr., 76