What happened on January 22, 2009

NEWS

• Classic Chocolates sold to new owner By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Liquor store owner apologizes By DAN DEARTH

• Robert Rhoades Enterline, 84 

• Markakis contract fulfills Orioles' No. 1 priority 

• Eyes on the future By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Area Schedule -- Thur., Jan. 22 

• Elks Lodge 378 plans money bonanza 

• Something for everyone By JULIE E. GREENE

• Coming Friday 

• Milestones 

• Area Schedule -- Fri., Jan. 23 

• Corrections 

• Jane I. Spencer, 87 

• Top five things to do this weekend 

• Tickets for sale for: 

• Movie showtimes 

• Power restored at Brunswick schools 

• Mary M. Roth 

• Human skeleton identified By ERIN JULIUS

• County buys security system to prevent communications going offline By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Ongoing onstage 

• June Beatrice Shank, 79 

• Around Jonathan Street By MADGE MILES / 301-791-7647

• James R. Carbone, 49 

• HCC to offer genealogy courses 

• Tickets for sale for: 

• Five free things to do this weekend 

• 'Button' up for most Oscars 

• Ongoing exhibits 

• Found animals 

• Around Maugansville By MELITA WISHARD / 301-790-0079

• Franklin retirees' health plan 'hurting' By DON AINES

• Main St. parking changes cheered By JENNIFER FITCH

• Obama acts to overturn Bush anti-terror policies 

• Alloway backs reform package 

• Election cycle cost $400,000 

• Community calendar 

• Frederick Co. won't eliminate varsity swimming 

• Hubs girls get Piedmont challenge 

• Nightlife 

• Area Roundup -- HCC women top Garrett 

• Letter to the Editor 

• Like, a totally radical afternoon By CRYSTAL SCHELLE

• W.Va. murder trial set By TRISH RUDDER

• Mail Call 

• Ronald H. Kaempf 

• Beverly J. Stork, 63 

• William H. Frazier Jr. 

• Martin's more stops Leopards By JACK HILL III

• Museum campaign raises $100,000 

• Americus S. Quaglio, 74 

• Morgan seeks more school money By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Escaped murderer captured By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Joshia T. Smith, infant 

• Prevatt charged in burglaries, thefts By HEATHER KEELS

• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville By HARRY NOGLE

• Woman recounts civil rights activism By JANET HEIM

• Ravens to beg, borrow to get even with Steelers 

• Driver from I-81 crash in serious condition 

• Helen B. Bivens, 82 

• Gary W. Kretzer, 59 

• Hair to the throne By ANDREW MASON

• Preps Area Roundup -- Rebels beat Knights 

• A weekend of fiddling and fun By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• George W. Grove Jr., 80 

• Teen wins country dancing title By DON AINES

• Gay-straight club 'raised awareness' By JENNIFER FITCH

• 167th participates in bioterror drill By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Prison officers might work longer days By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Elva Frances Benedict, 91 

• Hawks take long way home to nip Essex By CURT HORNBECKER

• Franklin Co. to form RPO By DON AINES

• Penny C. Schetrompf, 38 

• Winner nearly threw away $30K ticket