What happened on March 26, 2009

NEWS

• Md. prisons to offer kosher diet By ERIN JULIUS

• Parks and Recreation given $15,000 By TRISH RUDDER

• Bellying up to 'Barstool Cowboy' By CRYSTAL SCHELLE

• Fun films in Frederick By CRYSTAL SCHELLE

• Religious expression bill stalled in committee By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Teens will try to be next 'Idol' 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Milestones 

• Harley Moore, 88 

• Mail Call 

• Movie showtimes 

• Ongoing exhibits 

• Robert G. Keefer, 86 

• Table games revenue bill gathers steam By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

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

• The top five things to do this week 

• Tejada gets probation for misleading Congress about ex-teammate's drug use 

• Police briefs 

• Serafini's death penalty amendment fails By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• County to get $2.3 million more in stimulus money By HEATHER KEELS

• Md. House OKs death penalty restrictions 

• Report outlines actions of older citizens 

• Tickets on sale 

• The five free things to do this week 

• All-Area Wrestling By ANDREW MASON

• Chewsville Road resurfacing set 

• Martinsburg victory parade called off 

• White House proposes 'comprehensive reform' of financial system 

• Weekend Calendar 

• FedEx worker to shear hair to help food bank 

• Community calendar 

• Annabelle L. Kreitz, 74 

• Ongoing onstage 

• Top stories for March 25, 2009 

• Parson to speak at Black Achievers Gala 

• It takes more than talent By CRYSTAL SCHELLE

• Short chat with Freddie Long By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Neva Layton Harvey, 71 

• A breed apart By TIM KOELBLE

• Circus coming to town 

• Karl George Licht Sr., 62 

• Moov-ing art work By ANDREW GAY / Special to The Herald-Mail

• Eugene M. Hofmann, 80 

• Wallizer is top gun in WVU's title shootout By BOB PARASILITI

• Betty J. Myers, 81 

• Red-hot blues 

• June E. Snyder, 87 

• Man convicted in Hagerstown bank heist 

• Kelly's Cuts By KELLY MORENO

• Trenton Allen Staley, infant 

• Catoctin Mountain Park announces temporary closures 

• Preps Area Roundup -- Leopards off to 4-0 start 

• Around Maugansville By MELITA WISHARD

• Fountaindale Elementary dad volunteer gains state recognition 

• Canal land available for rent 

• Pastor serves as carpenter in Honduras By MARLO BARNHART

• Walsh to decide eligibility of candidates By JENNIFER FITCH

• F. Wayne LeHew, 65 

• Berkeley County hikes levy rate By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Dorothy Ilgenfritz Wright, 86 

• Senior housing plan approved By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• A warm bean salad on greens By LYNNE ROSSETTO KASPER / Scripps Howard News Service

• Night life 

• Wildcats are a 'Rec'n Crew' By ANDREW MASON

• Deficit forces MSO cuts By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Michael J. Johnson, 33 

• Eileen Kay Morris, 48 

• Terri L. Tucker, 39 

• Chester (Chet) Frank Roscoe, 86 

• Chambersburg Chamber holds awards breakfast 

• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville By HARRY NOGLE

• Farmers get financial advice By DAVE McMILLION

• Shedding domestic violence's shame By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Blanche C. Howell, 86 

• Area Roundup -- HCC runners moving on 

• Elm Street project sets lofty goals By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Edwin W. Loy Jr., 76