What happened on April 21, 2010

NEWS

• Pros and cons of energy conservation products 

• Mrs. Barbara Ann Locke, 60 

• Home cooking: Greek dish favorite for festive events 

• Area schools going green in construction and in the classroom By JENNIFER FITCH

• Caps leading Canadiens 2-1 despite power play woes 

• Dining on dandelions By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Harold Roy Fisher, 86 

• Arlene G. Fox Jones, 83 

• Vargas continues M's strong pitching, beats O's 

• Panel votes to hold line on Md. state property tax rate 

• Mobile books 

• BlueClaws crack Suns on late hit 

• Two blocks in Frederick have reopened after power outage 

• Trial set for man charged in robberies at Sovereign Bank By DON AINES

• Plane with engine trouble makes precautionary landing in Hagerstown 

• Charles Town will still have horses for this ole' country boy By TIM ROWLAND

• Top stories for Tuesday, April 20th 2010 

• Knights turn Leopards into pawns By DAN KAUFFMAN

• Samaranch, former International Olympic Committee president, dies 

• William Clarence "Sonny" Yost Jr., 80 

• Mary Kathryn Burt, 69 

• Students honored with youth meritorious awards 

• George William Sager, 71 

• Web sites with information about energy conservation 

• Washington County school board briefs By DAN DEARTH

• Annual AAUW book sale attracts hundreds By ERIN JULIUS

• Charges against man in pharmacy robberies tranferred to circuit court By DON AINES

• Lynn Little: Teach children healthy habits By LYNN LITTLE / Special to The Herald-Mail

• Mental evaluation granted for man charged in homicide By JENNIFER FITCH

• Rosenthal fans 20 but Gaels can't hold lead in loss 

• Area residents are being green in the home and on the road By JULIE E. GREENE

• Man awaiting trial on attempted murder charge gets 16 years for assault By DON AINES

• Officials provide tips at Spring into Safety event By DAVE McMILLION

• Mr. Richard M. "Tuck" Scott, 87 

• Mr. Robert L. Mann, 72 

• Mistrial declared in case of man charged in rape, impersonating cop By DON AINES

• Roethlisberger suspended for six games, must undergo behavioral evaluation 

• Fire that destroyed Bunker Hill home ruled accidental 

• Linda Elizabeth McHenry, 58 

• College students, staff try to make campuses more earth-friendly By JENNIFER FITCH

• GM says it's paid off $8.1B in loans, will expand two U.S. plants 

• Airlines' losses from volcano top $2 billion 

• Hubs use same formula to get past Catoctin By JACK HILL III/Staff Correspondent

• Washington County briefs By HEATHER KEELS