What happened on July 09, 2010

NEWS

• Religion: Vacation Bible Schools 

• Lois E. Biesecker, 74 

• Ethel Virginia Grantham, 81 

• Spay and neuter program offered 

• Yard sale has finds for miles By ALICIA NOTARIANNI

• Employee assaulted during armed robbery at 7-Eleven 

• Go, do, learn 

• Electronic recycling event open to W.Va. residents, businesses 

• Ongoing onstage 

• Garden event set for Sunday 

• Two Franklin County courthouse plans to get reviewed By JENNIFER FITCH

• Helicopter, bloodhound join in search for woman's assailant 

• Manchin says it's 'highly likely' he'll run for Byrd's Senate seat 

• Classes 

• Washington County library events 

• Top stories for Thursday, July 8th 2010 

• Weekend calendar 

• One person reported trapped after structure collapses 

• Sherri E. Nazelrod, 54 

• Section of Md. 68 north of Williamsport to close for weekend 

• Nannie May Benner, 81 

• Mail Call 

• Friday first day of week temperatures are under 97 degrees 

• Souza's two-run homer directs Suns 

• Hello, World! 

• Religion: Special services 

• SUV set on fire, Dual Highway hotel damaged 

• Found animals 

• Hancock's offense does job By JACK HILL III/Staff Correspondent

• W.Va. man found dead of self-inflicted wound had been due in court By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Goose Route Dance Festival offers family shows 

• Second body spotted near site of duck boat collision 

• Mother has a sudden but smooth delivery By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Religion: Speakers and topics 

• Martinsburg saves $100,000 on stormwater project By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Edwards has clear road to another term By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Meetings and groups, fundraisers 

• Around Jonathan Street By MADGE MILES

• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville By HARRY NOGLE / 301-432-2437

• Martinsburg man charged following police pursuit 

• Turning Point to move into former National Guard armory By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• House fire reported in Mercersburg 

• Crisci's bat helps South Mountain get ahead By BOB PARASILITI

• Letters to the Editor 

• Shipley settles in as Maugansville's offense rolls By KYLE RAIOS/Staff Correspondent

• Area roundup - July 9, 2010 

• Milestones 

• Josephine E. Divelbiss, 81 

• County split over hiring IT technician By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Schultz blasts a walk-off By WILL ROBINSON/Staff Correspondent

• Lewis Edgar Shank, 94 

• Windmills turn the winds of change for energy By LISA PREJEAN

• Judge recommends dismissal of last redistricting appeal By JULIE E. GREENE

• Religion: Music 

• Church plans to host Kirk Cameron at Maryland Theatre By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Va. paper ordered to ID online poster in Earnest murder trial story 

• Retreat through Williamsport 

• U.S., Russia complete 14-person spy swap 

• Equestrian adventures 

• Blue dye appears again at recycling center By DANA BROWN

• Mooney hasn't changed legislative philosophy By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Tolstoy offers a clue on America's 'wars of choice' By ALLAN POWELL

• Man with local ties to attend U.S. Army War College in area By DAN DEARTH

• Mr. Russell L. Blickenstaff, 90 

• Daddy, tell me a story By CHRIS COPLEY

• Maugansville wins Senior tournament By TIM KOELBLE

• Ruling clears way for special election for Byrd's Senate seat 

• Hagerstown Bridge Club posts results 

• Byrd 'a master of the legislative process' By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Pet of the week: Caramel 

• Ashton Road to be closed for railroad crossing repairs 

• Richard Kenneth Miller, Sr., 87 

• Hearing set for proposed relocation of part of Old Forge Road 

• Judge: Reasonable cause for remains to be exhumed By DANA BROWN