What happened on July 08, 2009

NEWS

• Around Funkstown By SUSIE HOFFMAN

• Grasshoppers stomp Suns 

• Smithsburg town calendar 

• The road to Williamsport starts now 

• Census official emphasizes count's importance By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Around Smithsburg and Robinwood By DARYLENE MOWEN

• Fire victim still unidentified 

• Northbound I-81 reopens after tractor-trailer crash 

• Found animals 

• Police briefs 

• New municipal authority building opens in Washington Twp. 

• Bartlett files to run for Congress again 

• Bill includes funds for Martinsburg guard base 

• Mail Call 

• Larry Robert Andrews 

• Hancock tops Clear Spring By CONNER GILBERT/Staff Correspondent

• Church to hold yard sale this weekend 

• Liquor briefs 

• Top stories for Tuesday, July 7 

• Suns' bats stay hot 

• Lillian R. Boring, 100 

• Milestones 

• Sharpsburg takes opening win By KYLE RAIOS/Staff Correspondent

• Broody duty has disastrous underpinnings By TIM ROWLAND

• Man faces arson, DUI charges By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Construction won't disrupt Greencastle's Sidewalk Days By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Pianists duel at Suns' stadium By JULIE E. GREENE

• Area Roundup 

• Sheriff: Bank robbers look similar By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Malcoma V. Brown, 92 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Around Williamsport By PAULA GREEN SHUPP

• Byram remembered as 'a great competitor' By BOB PARASILITI

• Janet Pearl Miley Snyder, 79 

• Windmill generates knowledge at Shepherd By RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Helen H. (Helfrick) Bumbaugh, 77 

• Inmate charged with setting fire outside cell By ERIN JULIUS

• Town of Bath briefs 

• Planners back City Hospital expansion By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Valley has a blast at American By ANDREW MASON

• LTC Eugene D. "Spark" Nowak, 60 

• Events to showcase Smithsburg's pride By MARLO BARNHART

• Pearilee L. Greenfield, 90 

• HCC sends five women's hoops players to four-year schools By BOB PARASILITI

• Clyde D. Tucker 

• Removal of Antietam Creek dam sought By DAN DEARTH

• Albino Lamanna, 54 

• Md. corrections officials stand by officer firings By ERIN JULIUS

• Patience pays off as Maugansville walks away with victory By JACK HILL III/Staff Correspondent

• Wright to be Washington Co.'s first female judge By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• West End rallies to beat Halfway By BOB PARASILITI