What happened on May 12, 2009

NEWS

• Athletes overcome adversity with true grit By DAN KAUFFMAN

• Gary W. Guessford, 59 

• Kiwanis Club donations 

• Alvin Russell Haines, 83 

• Rough and tumble By ALAN ROBINSON

• County recycling efforts blasted at hearing By DAVE McMILLION

• Driver safety course offered 

• New Smithsburg Lions member 

• Around Smithsburg and Robinwood By DARYLENE MOWEN

• Social Security, Medicare trust funds hit hard by recession 

• Clear Spring town calendar 

• Community calendar 

• Teacher accused of sex abuse waives hearing By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Clear Spring briefs 

• City can use part of stimulus money for streets By DAN DEARTH

• Community calendar 

• School board hopefuls get say at forum By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Blazers do little things in big way By CHRISTIAN WORSTELL

• Emma LeeAnn Mulligan, infant 

• MSU grads told to 'go get 'em' By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Hagerstown City Council briefs By DAN DEARTH

• Leopards' bats sink Poolesville By TIM KOELBLE

• Dodgeball tourney to be held May 23 

• Mail Call 

• Found animals 

• Funkstown calendar 

• Mary Jane Tucker, 80 

• Ag Commission meets Wednesday 

• Police say girl, 11, aimed gun at sister, grandmother By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Registration under way for 4-on-4 soccer tourney 

• State to fix turn lanes in Williamsport 

• Around Funkstown By SUSIE HOFFMAN / 301-790-2413

• Around Boonsboro By KRISTY SMITH / 301-432-8615

• Career on the line 

• Ag calendar 

• Found animals 

• County to give $560K to municipalities for roads By HEATHER KEELS

• Senior Calendar for May 12 through 15 

• County employees honored for service 

• County to get only $130K in Open Space funds By HEATHER KEELS

• Milestones 

• Keeping pork on the menu makes sense during flu outbreak By JEFF SEMLER

• Gardening training offered 

• Legion commander takes another tour By MARLO BARNHART

• School redistricting discussions continue By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Suns' big hits give Power jolt 

• Mail Call 

• Top stories for Monday, May 11 

• Lawyer seeks permission to hold fundraiser By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Hot job 

• Food for the soul 

• Crosby's 1st Game 7 will be Ovechkin's 3rd 

• Ramp from I-81 to I-70 to reopen 

• Hubs put away FSK in 2A West By JACK HILL III

• Event to benefit Relay for Life in W.Va. 

• Around Williamsport 

• School board candidates forum Monday 

• Around Clear Spring By CHERYL WEAVER / 301-842-0087

• St. John's Mayfest set for Friday 

• Dog returns to Pa. family after 8 years By RICK KAZMER / Somerset (Pa.) Daily American

• Donations from group go to the dogs and other critters By RACHAEL JOHNSON / Pulse correspondent

• Police seek man in bank robbery By ERIN JULIUS

• Beatrice M. Morton, 94 

• Nora Roberts honored for preservation work By HEATHER KEELS

• Preps Area Roundup -- Leopards advance to 1A West semis 

• Police briefs 

• Fashion revisited By FEDORA COPLEY / Pulse Correspondent

• Four finalists chosen for judicial vacancy By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Town might limit storefronts to businesses By DAVE McMILLION

• Man charged in assault of teen at motel 

• HCC to offer driver's ed class 

• Shopping center plans move ahead By JENNIFER FITCH

• Area Roundup -- Brashears, Shenandoah set for NCAA tourney 

• Waynesboro Council candidates tout experience By JENNIFER FITCH

• Ann W. Clark, 88 

• Property tax rebate status available online 

• There's no time like now to plant a tree By JOHN LEAF / Special to The Herald-Mail

• She keeps communication open for DNR Police By MARLO BARNHART

• Elizabeth M. Wagner, 89 

• Man gets 5 years on child porn charge 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Sniper's lawyer asks court to throw out conviction 

• School secretary closing book after 41 years By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Pa. House honors fallen Chambersburg soldier By JENNIFER FITCH