What happened on July 06, 2010

NEWS

• Man sentenced to 40 years on drug, subsequent offender charges By DON AINES

• Smoldering fireworks blamed for fire that destroyed home By DAN DEARTH

• Local woman's armed robbery case placed on inactive docket By DON AINES

• Found animals 

• Around Funkstown By SUSIE HOFFMAN / 301-790-2413

• Sept. 2 is ag day at Md. state fair 

• Hancock rallies to topple South Mountain By WILL ROBINSON/Staff Correspondent

• Top stories for Monday, July 5th 2010 

• Milestones 

• It's not easy being Greene By TIM ROWLAND

• Area roundup -- July 6, 2010 

• Washington County woman, 88, assaulted and robbed in her home 

• Obama, Netanyahu agree to focus on peace talks 

• Streets in North Hagerstown to be closed Saturday for cycling race 

• Community calendar 

• Suns' offense shines bright in second inning, overpowers West Virginia 

• Police investigating death of man found at scene of barn fire 

• County presents South Lynn with award 

• Clear Spring teacher wins ag award 

• Two big innings push Halfway past Hancock in 10-11 tourney By BRETT NIEVES/Staff Correspondent

• Washington County Commissioners, school board will have new faces By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Rendell signs Pa. budget 

• Boonsboro calendar of events 

• Trailer fire reported in Berkeley County 

• County to seek state input before deciding on sprinkler systems By HEATHER KEELS

• Mail Call 

• Mary S. Stoner, 56 

• Police investigating arson in Martinsburg 

• No one seriously injured in three Pa. fires By JENNIFER FITCH and DAVE MCMILLION

• Smithsburg town calendar of events 

• Alley to be closed Wednesday for renaming ceremony 

• Maugansville eliminates Clear Spring By JACK HILL III/Staff Correspondent

• Letters to the Editor 

• Perfect attendance at Bester 

• Photos wanted for Boy Scouts' 100th anniversary book 

• National Night Out events focuses on children interacting with police By JENNIFER FITCH

• Around Clear Spring By CHERYL WEAVER / 301-842-0087

• Mister Ed's Museum, a Pa. landmark, heavily damaged in fire By JENNIFER FITCH

• James H. "Jim" Robison, 72 

• Candidates for county, state and federal races 

• Extension service gets new name 

• W.Va. senior named finalist for American Legion scholarship 

• Long Meadows Rotary had successful year 

• Fires cause damage to two Washington county homes 

• July and August movie preview 

• Big Pool student wins speech contest on Constitution 

• Man sentenced to state prison on cocaine distribution charge By DON AINES

• 'Eclipse' book: Great Twilight Saga installment By COURTNEY BRADFORD / Pulse correspondent

• Fans go gaga over saga By KATIE ZAK / Pulse Correspondent

• Mary K. Calimer Ressler, 56 

• Woman charged in tobacco store robbery remains in jail 

• South High grad receives a $10,000 scholarship 

• New residential growth in Washington County stunted in 2008 By HEATHER KEELS

• Star Community celebrates 40 years 

• Road projects outlined in Washington County report 

• Smithsburg to take part in National Night Out By DAVE McMILLION

• Family bids final farewell to Byrd 

• Dairy judging team competes abroad 

• Boonsboro class secretary enjoys working on 50th reunion By HEATHER KEELS

• Annual yard sale brings out hard-core bargain hunters By DAN DEARTH

• Temperature reaches 100 degrees in Hagerstown By DAVE McMILLION and DAN DEARTH

• Wilson Store to stay open By JULIE E. GREENE

• Power company prepared for heat wave By JULIE E. GREENE

• Md. farmers get more choices for cover crops 

• Girls raise money for charities 

• Myersville resident recieves preservation award