What happened on July 29, 2009

NEWS

• Bubble tea: Coolness in a cup By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Gloria Louise (Sampson) Mongan Ambrose, 80 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Around Halfway By JAMIE SHEKELS / 301-331-4885

• Washington Township spending down $66,000 By JENNIFER FITCH

• Antietam Moose approved for liquor license By DAN DEARTH

• Machines running amok is more science fiction than fact By TIM ROWLAND

• House Democrats reach truce on health care 

• Township, property owners near deal on trees By JENNIFER FITCH

• Lynn Little: 'Berry' good choices for your diet By LYNN LITTLE / Special to The Herald-Mail

• Top stories for Tuesday, July 28 

• Virginia Lee "Jenny" Wathen, 64 

• Brenda E. Ford, 48 

• Suns get Moore power in victory over Legends 

• Alice Julia Vetter Sample, 96 

• Mail Call 

• Elizabeth Ann Canter "Betty Ann" Wall, 76 

• Our Friendly Skies - August 2009 By ROD MARTIN / Brish Planetarium and ANDY SMETZER / Tristate Astronomers

• Milestone 

• Bus brings discount prescription info By JENNIFER FITCH

• Around West Hagerstown By JESS WEST, 301-988-0435

• White supremacist indicted in Holocaust Museum shooting 

• Case forwarded against man in Jonathan Street incident By DAVE McMILLION

• Jersey Surf hits South High By JANET HEIM

• Morgan County offers free drug test kits By TRISH RUDDER

• Richard C. Shain I, 63 

• Food Resources Inc. forced to cut back By MARLO BARNHART

• Armed home invasion robbery reported in Hagerstown 

• Storm damage reported in Pa., Md. By DAVE McMILLION

• Bernard W. "Uncle Bud" Shaw, 75 

• Police briefs 

• Phelps shatters 200m butterfly record at world swim meet 

• Officials: Coseytown Rd. project in compliance By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Eben "Pete" Fritts Sr., 94 

• Chambersburg woman wins $395K Cash 5 prize By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Charles R. "Pete" Sliger, 88 

• Juvenile pleads guilty to Victor Cullen Center escape 

• Susan Nancy Trainer, 67 

• Tanker truck fire snarls traffic on Capital Beltway 

• Clear Spring Carnival 

• Deal keeps Sideling Hill center open until Sept. 1 By ANDREW SCHOTZ