What happened on May 08, 2009

NEWS

• Law enforcement, corrections workers recognized By ERIN JULIUS

• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville By HARRY NOGLE / 301-432-2437

• Mother's Day ride for Women in Need 

• Preps Roundup -- Hubs celebrate first playoff victory 

• Letter to the Editor 

• Dogs' palates aren't sophisticated, after all 

• Milestones 

• Fair tries to spread health By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Wildcats sweep county meet By ANDREW MASON

• County workers dress down to help HSWC 

• Inwood sewer repair project in limbo By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Waynesboro police warn of scam 

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

• Top stories for Thursday, May 7 

• Two Franklin County firms plan to expand 

• Blue Ridge tuition to go up to correct error By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Civil War Trails to tell new stories 

• Chocolate and olive oil By The Sacramento Bee

• Mail Call 

• Mary L. Nisewarner, 76 

• Steps for Steph event to benefit animals By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Rebels win first when it counts By CHRISTIAN WORSTELL/Staff Correspondent

• Brownies attend camporee 

• History is a) dead By CHRIS COPLEY

• Community calendar 

• Found animals 

• School lunches 

• Community briefs 

• Swap to keep a handle on spending By ALICIA NOTARIANNI

• Swine flu update 

• National Bible Bee registration extended By LISA PREJEAN

• Brick sidewalk plans hit a bump By JENNIFER FITCH

• Tractor-trailer fire causes backup on I-70 

• Washington County library events 

• County to explain recycling and waste plan at hearings 

• Classes 

• Bottom of batting order helps Suns top Grasshoppers By BOB PARASILITI

• Leopards advance to face No. 1 seed By DAN KAUFFMAN

• Girls Inc. takes group to nation's capital 

• Rebels' Showe shuts down Knights in first round of playoffs By JACK HILL III

• Hello, World! 

• Bayuzik will head Jefferson development agency By RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Around Maugansville By MELITA WISHARD / 301-790-0079

• Bundles of books on sale at Wilson 

• Gary J. Baker, 56 

• Club meetings, fundraisers 

• Bonanza Extravaganza kicks off By DAN DEARTH

• McCarney seeks supervisor seat 

• Police foil attempted senior prank at Waynesboro school 

• Nick Adenhart's family starts memorial fund By BOB PARASILITI

• Greencastle: Please comply with sign, nuisance rules By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Most supervisor candidates favor Greencastle for police protection By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Area Roundup -- Cromer's 3-hitter carries Hawks to win 

• Restaurant proceeds to benefit Humane Society 

• Hancock woman receives bionic arm By CRYSTAL SCHELLE

• Weekend calendar 

• Florence "Lorraine" Hose, 81 

• Punishment for posting fight video harsh, father says By MATTHEW UMSTEAD