What happened on April 19, 2010

NEWS

• Food Lion eyed for northern Berkeley County By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Franklin Co. applies for reimbursement of snow-removal costs By JENNIFER FITCH

• No one hurt in West Virginia house fire By JULIE E. GREENE

• Letters to the Editor 

• O's put brakes on 9-game skid 

• Tractor-trailer fire closes Pa. Turnpike 

• Mail Call 

• This recent study is enough to make me run around the block By TIM ROWLAND

• Educator says school experience will be of value on County Commission By HEATHER KEELS

• Easter choir 

• Food drive starts Monday, April 19 

• Caps face goalie dilemma 

• Found animals 

• Hagerstown Bridge Club results 

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

• Arc to hold craft bazaar Friday 

• Washington County senior menus 

• Milestones 

• Annual Yard Sale Extravaganza set for May 1 in Williamsport 

• Brewers light up Marquis 

• Marsh Cancer Center opens new solarium 

• Coffman, DeVore get scholarships from hospital auxiliary 

• Larry Eugene Penwell, 59 

• Suns go 12 innings to win fourth straight 

• This week in government 

• Top stories for Sunday, April 18th 2010 

• Blood drives 

• Ovechkin, Capitals put pressure back on Canadiens 

• Gospel concert May 8 to benefit local art gallery 

• W.Va. man gets five years probation in wounding case 

• Two top al-Qaida leaders in Iraq are killed 

• Miss Washington County speaks at Kiwanis meeting 

• Limited flights over Europe to resume 

• HCC to host health forum for men May 14 

• Community calendar 

• Support groups 

• Fishin' mission 

• Airport project and eye center approved to receive federal stimulus money By HEATHER KEELS

• Ex-boxing champ accused in wife's slaying kills himself 

• Washington County Public Schools calendar 

• Toyota agrees to $16.4M fine for failure to reveal pedal defect 

• Go, do, learn 

• Paul William Shade Sr., 88 

• Emergency crews get in the trenches for training By RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Deadline for voter registration in West Virginia is Tuesday By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Two charged following Martinsburg paintball spree 

• Around North Hagerstown By ELLEN ROWLAND

• Robert Lee "Bob" Dunahugh, 85 

• James Stewart "Jim" Dailey Jr. 

• Beatrice L. Trimble, 101 

• P. Grace Bumbaugh, 91 

• Sweet problem leaves bad taste By CHAD SMITH / Special to The Herald-Mail

• Beaver Creek team reaches statewide finals 

• AAUW's annual Used Book Sale starts Wednesday at Ag Center 

• Four vying for seat on Morgan County Commission By TRISH RUDDER

• Trevor N. Black, 9 months 

• Baltimore man charged following police pursuit on I-68 

• Berkeley Springs man to be tried for murder in death of father By TRISH RUDDER

• Service news 

• Dawg House cited for selling alcohol after hours 

• Two land public hearings planned Tuesday morning By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Sara Elaine Halteman, 43 

• Shirley Jacqueline Stickler, 74 

• Heritage students do well in writing festival 

• Knights of Columbus chapter donates money to local charities 

• Mayor calls for Almshouse to be taken off endangered list By DAN DEARTH

• Credit union robbed for second time in less than five months By DAN DEARTH

• Character Counts! at Hickory Elementary 

• Tech High honors Boyer, Davis 

• Va. man pleads guilty to DUI in local WVU student's death