What happened on September 28, 2009

NEWS

• Letters to the Editor 

• Parkour: All in a day's training By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• In the cities 

• Washington County Public Schools calendar 

• CROP Walk to be held Oct. 11 at Fairgrounds Park 

• Extension given on stone house decision By JENNIFER FITCH

• This week in government 

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

• Pinwheels for peace 

• Support groups 

• Teacher says with math, seeing is understanding By JANET HEIM

• Franklin County 4-H members gather for summer roundup 

• Pet Watch 

• Man hurt in ATV accident 

• Sheriff's Office to hold reunion Oct. 17 

• Five generations 

• 167th Airlift Wing officer retires 

• Are you really ready for a change? By CHAD SMITH / Special to The Herald-Mail

• A merry spin 

• Scholarship created in Callases' names 

• Mildred A. Wilhide, 94 

• Washington County's economic pulse 9/27/09 

• Too Human to perform at library Oct. 4 

• Washington County senior menus 

• Blood drives 

• DAR celebrates Constitution Week with children 

• Ongoing exhibits 

• HCC alumni Cash Bonanza set for Oct. 9 

• Oh! Ew! Awwww! By JULIE E. GREENE

• Thomas C. Steel, 81 

• Clear Spring woman and her horse do well in show 

• Four generations 

• Foundation streamlines grant application process 

• Showcase of Bands to be held Oct. 13 

• Tri-State Civitan Club elects officers 

• Fate of Scotland School still unclear By JENNIFER FITCH

• Mildred Elizabeth Shover, 66 

• Ongoing onstage 

• Milestones 

• Community calendar 

• The Martins 

• Top stories for Sunday, Sept. 27 

• Paving the way 

• Mother Seton School students mark International Day of Peace 

• Trial to begin for man facing possible life sentence By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Mail Call 

• Arts briefs 

• Sewer work to cause road closure 

• Williamsport plans World War II Weekend 

• Fall fun 

• Go, do, learn 

• From the garden 

• Rita Christine Higgins, 64 

• Service news 

• Western Md. Goat Field Day set for Oct. 3 

• Family says Marine from Frederick killed in Afghanistan 

• Samuel Eugene Whisner Jr., 55 

• Martinsburg firefighter treated for smoke inhalation By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Parrott says he's running for delegate By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Kentucky author Silas House comes to Shepherd By NATALIE BRANDON / Special to The Herald-Mail

• Soccer equipment swap held in Boonsboro area 

• Swedish army must get a clasp on bra woes 

• Student news 

• Cumberland Valley Relief Center collects school supplies for needy 

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

• A prize-winning tomato-artichoke dish By LAURA REILEY/St. Petersburg Times

• Mother, son charged with counterfeiting By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Three win gift certificates in alley-naming game By HEATHER KEELS

• Hannah Smith wins $4,000 Md. Dairy Scholarship 

• Korean War Veterans establish scholarship 

• Sisterhood helping Hagerstown woman pay for college 

• Cape Air, airport happy with passenger counts By HEATHER KEELS

• Helen E. Myers, 93 

• W.Va. murder trial could be delayed By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Victim testifies in attempted murder trial By ERIN JULIUS

• Edith H. Stover, 99 

• Officer: Tamburo had help moving father's body By TRISH RUDDER

• Teen charged in car shooting incident 

• Tri-State students named National Merit semifinalists 

• Underground line problems cut power to 7 schools By DAVE McMILLION

• See her new 'Curves' with weight loss By JULIE E. GREENE

• Doris Virginia (Evans) Browning, 86 

• Boys & Girls Club names new officers 

• Local video stores plan to close By HEATHER KEELS