What happened on March 30, 2009

NEWS

• Nancy E. Smith, 68 

• Around North Hagerstown 

• Found animals 

• Blood drives 

• New rules proposed for endorsements By CHAD SMITH

• Myrtle J. Makara, 93 

• Florence L. Everitts, 83 

• Baked matzo pudding 

• Washington County Public Schools calendar 

• Pizza and Project Night 

• Our Friendly Skies for April By ROD MARTIN and ANDY SMETZE, Tristate Astronomers

• Gardening workshop April 18 

• Top stories for Sunday, March 29 

• Fire destroys mobile home near Glengary 

• History's chains need not bind our future 

• Classroom reflections By CLAUD KITCHENS

• Obama: Buy a car, get a tax break 

• Community calendar 

• Tech High students stand out at state SkillsUSA competition 

• St. Mary students travel to Annapolis to make voices heard 

• Car fire intentionally set, says fire marshal 

• Support groups 

• Bob Garver's review of "Knowing" By BOB GARVER

• Man pleads guilty to DUI in fatal crash By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Mabel Irene Horst, 90 

• Bridge club results 

• Mural removal taking longer than expected By DAN DEARTH

• Go, Do, Learn 

• K-9 Sarge is on the job By JENNIFER FITCH

• Washington County senior menus 

• Mail Call 

• Pa. community briefs 

• City might buy defibrillators for police By DAN DEARTH

• Police, fire briefs 

• Bartlett wants his pork and to appear frugal 

• Mother's trial in infant death case delayed By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Herald-Mail Forums 

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

• Teen has been missing for two months 

• Police investigate robbery at AC&T 

• Obama rejects Chrysler, GM turnaround plans 

• She uses love for trees in volunteer work By JANET HEIM

• E. Russell Hicks jazz band performs at Eastern Elementary 

• Jarvis M. Henson, 92 

• City to consider buying police dogs By DAN DEARTH

• Thomas L. Schaeffer, 77 

• Three generations of family charged in incident 

• Principal dons Ravens jersey, mohawk in attendance challenge 

• Gail M. Jones, 93 

• Milestones 

• Police describe attempts to interview Pryor By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Dictionary is going to say what we mean no matter where we are 

• John Ernest Grove, 79 

• Phillip M. Wiley Sr., 72 

• Police interviews of Pryor scrutinized By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• This week in government 

• Evelyn Maphis Barron, 81 

• Belly dancers 'shake it up' for health care By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Seven county Destination ImagiNation teams advance 

• Wilson H. Seville, 89 

• Easter egg roundup 

• Roger Eugene Tracy Jr., 64 

• Vaughn G. Beard, 82