What happened on April 14, 2010

NEWS

• Cuts considered as Hagerstown examines budget By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Discovery Station to be closed in preparation for fundraiser 

• Inwood man gets eight days in jail in hunting death By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Home cooking: Pirogi's comfort food from the Old Country 

• Robinwood Players to present 'Zombie Prom' April 23, 24 and 25 

• Girl found after 4 days in Fla. swamp doing 'remarkably well' 

• Juanita "Janie" Trenary, 76 

• Found animals 

• Ronald L. Fuller, 64 

• Keller - Sometimes in sports, the truth hurts Commentary by MARK KELLER

• Waynesboro school board battles with budget issues By JENNIFER FITCH

• Top stories for Tuesday, April 13th 2010 

• Kobernus zeroes in as Sun' hero By DAN KAUFFMAN

• Pet Watch 

• China earthquake toll nears 600 

• Marie Ellen LaPorte, 86 

• Little Heiskell bridge club results 

• Letters to the Editor 

• City makes best of a bad situation with current budget 

• Milestones 

• Star party to be held at Antietam Battlefield 

• Lynn Little: Stop those snack attacks By LYNN LITTLE / Special to The Herald-Mail

• Daniel Philip Harris, 63 

• Charles Edward "Rebel" "Poney" Gordon, 82 

• Keyanah Jordan Ann King, infant 

• Virginia Kountz Wilson, 93 

• Around Williamsport By PAULA GREEN SHUPP

• John E. Buckler 

• Candidates file for Keedysville Town Council By JULIE E. GREENE

• Elizabeth "Betty" Shockey, 94 

• Mail Call 

• Fire displaces Martinsburg family 

• Washington County Bar Association plans Law Day on April 30 

• Around Smithsburg and Robinwood By DARYLENE MOWEN / 301-331-5683

• Springfield Middle School to kick off program on bullying 

• Broadfording routs Calvary Christian 

• Academic Festival showcases classroom works By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Martinsburg man sentenced to 10 years in bank robbery By DAN DEARTH

• HCC to present Kreykenbohm lecture 

• Chef finds Food Network a 'Challenge' By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• John David Burress Jr., 28 

• Charles Town Races & Slots goes 'Hollywood' By RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Retired White House pastry chef at WV Book Faire By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Hubert Aldine "Hugh" Brandenburg, 85 

• Antrim supervisors vote to settle HOA dispute By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Part of Hager's Crossing development faces foreclosure By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Josephine Janice "Fats" (Foltz) Reese, 67