What happened on June 22, 2009

NEWS

• 12 stranded in Shenandoah rescued by copter By HEATHER KEELS and DAVE McMILLION

• County students attending Girls State 

• Robber hits Martinsburg bank 

• New Miss W.Va. crowned 

• St. Mary SAMS 

• Angels set up award in Adenhart's name 

• Heritage students travel to Mexico on missions trip 

• Mother marches for pediatric cancer awareness By ASHLEY REID

• This week in government 

• Auto repair students get hands-on training By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Roger E. Rizer, 65 

• Virginia Selser, 82 

• Found animals 

• Top stories for Sunday, June 21 

• Parking ordinance changes to be considered By HEATHER KEELS and DAVE McMILLION

• Middle school students raise $2,500 for stadium 

• Hampton Inn receives award 

• National votes By Votes in Congress Service

• Four hurt in Chambersburg crash 

• What Do You Think? 

• Blood drives 

• Business Calendar for June 21 

• MARC service canceled today 

• Pinkham, Hess, Crosby receive WCTA scholarships 

• Mail Call 

• Business People for June 21 

• Washington County senior menus 

• Community calendar 

• Go, Do, Learn 

• Donation to Discovery Station 

• Blanche M. McElhaney, 83 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Supplements part 3 - essential fatty acids By CHAD SMITH / For The Herald-Mail

• Obama signs anti-smoking law 

• Bronze medals for beer 

• Iranian police using force to break up protests 

• Support groups 

• Hagerstown Bridge Club results 

• Found animals 

• Sports also a part of JBHS plan 

• Milestones 

• Anna Mae Carbaugh Pittman, 92 

• Father's Day adventure 

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

• Police briefs 

• Changes greet new football season 

• Area Roundup -- Wallizer wins national title 

• Howard "Fuzzy" Boyle Diehl Jr., 90 

• Lester E. "Pee Wee" Beltz, 72 

• Business Briefs for June 21 

• Fundraiser to benefit students battling cancer 

• County takes up weed concerns By HEATHER KEELS and DAVE McMILLION

• Jean D. Jennings, 81 

• Local Metro riders react to crash By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• 'Angels and Demons' favors out-of-date stereotypes By TERRY MATTINGLY / Scripps Howard News Service

• Program helps students with job interviews 

• EDC honored by state association 

• Juneteenth marked with stories, music By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Drivers in head-on crash remain hospitalized By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Around South Hagerstown By STACI CLIPP / 301-582-8057

• Nora May Martin, 88 

• Man charged in stabbing says he acted in self-defense 

• Helen Louise "Honeybunch" Lawrence, 85 

• Five from N.C. injured in I-81 crash 

• Army vet educates about Korean War By JANET HEIM

• Henry Melvin Powell, 85