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What happened on August 09, 2010
NEWS
Former editor and publisher Mary Schurz dies By HERB BROCK, The Advocate-Messenger
Funkstown Town Council briefs By JULIE E. GREENE
Clear Spring Town Council briefs By DAVE McMILLION
Ethics panel outlines charges against Rep. Waters
Community calendar
Milestones
This week in government
Hagerstown Bridge Club results
Found animals
Tri-State briefs
Open again after crash
Thompson honored for years of service with critical care unit at hospital
N. Wayne Heckman, 73
Library to hold tasting and cookbook signing
Washington County senior menus
Vendors sought for Market Day in Waynesboro
U.S. Air Force Concert Band to perform at HCC Aug. 20
Tips for running in summer's extreme heat By CHAD SMITH / Special to The Herald-Mail
Mail Call
Laid-back Clear Spring is a good match for its mayor By KATE S. ALEXANDER
Around North Hagerstown By ELLEN ROWLAND
Paul Douglas Barrow, 90
Judith Darlene Orndoff, 62
Letter to the Editor
Community giveaway event to be held Saturday in Hagerstown
Honda recalling more than 384,000 vehicles
Top stories for Sunday, August 8th 2010
Police briefs
Around South Hagerstown By STACI CLIPP / 240-310-2148
Clear Spring High teacher participates in science workshop
Blood drives
Area Roundup -- August 9, 2010
Macomber gets $1,000 Imagine America scholarship
Coldwell Banker helps kids from Young Life go to camp
Magical shoes? By TIFFANY ARNOLD
Arizona escapee captured in Wyoming
In the best interest of butternuts
Younger Toyota gives Tech High a lift
First Friday Mercersburg deemed a success
Police, fire briefs
Negotiations for $20B fund for oil well victims completed
Library renovation, expansion likely won't begin until November By HEATHER KEELS
In budget cuts, Pentagon to eliminate one major command
Judge recuses himself from bail bondsman's hearing By HEATHER KEELS
Patricia Neal, Oscar winner for 'Hud," dies
Williamsport has new councilman By ANDREW SCHOTZ
Family, friends help Christine Binford celebrate 90th birthday
Support groups
Illuminated signs offered to Waynesboro By JENNIFER FITCH
HCC dental assistant grad helps during dental surgery procedure
Brandt receives $1,500 award from Military Children Program
Mistrial declared for man accused of being getaway driver By DAN DEARTH
Waynesboro recreation board eyes hosting dog dip at Northside Pool By JENNIFER FITCH
Man charged in two armed robberies in Ranson By RICHARD F. BELISLE
Area Boy Scouts return from jamboree
Town of Bath's Webster named W.Va. Mayor of the Year By TRISH RUDDER
Sentencing delayed in civil rights case By MATTHEW UMSTEAD
B. Joanne Snyder, 73
Clear Spring Calendar
Two pedestrians killed, one injured in accident in Emmitsburg
Byrd bill could pay for aerial photography, tracking system By RICHARD F. BELISLE
HCC hands out awards at annual convocation
Go, Do, Learn
Kearneysville woman gets prison time for forgery, drugs By MATTHEW UMSTEAD
Two officers fired, one reprimanded over inmate escape By ANDREW SCHOTZ
Tugging at the harp strings By JANET HEIM
OPINION
Aleshire should have cast no vote instead of 'no' vote By TIM ROWLAND
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