What happened on July 23, 2010

NEWS

• Jerry L. Cline Sr., 68 

• Colts fall in region opener 

• Hagerstown native traded white coat for clerical collar By MARLO BARNHART

• Weekend calendar 

• Council says it wasn't notified about Waynesboro school resource officer funding cut By JENNIFER FITCH

• Michael Eugene Boyer, 66 

• Local earthquakes are subject of discussion at museum By CHRIS COPLEY

• Savor the silent (or quiet) moments By ALICIA NOTARIANNI

• Late innings are Suns' baggage vs. Tourists 

• Washington Co. remains under heat advisory By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Police briefs 

• On the Campaign Trail By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Mail Call 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Report: Northwest Airlines didn't follow safety orders 

• Religion: Music 

• Top stories for Thursday, July 22nd 2010 

• Found animals 

• Religion: Special services 

• Weekend Calendar 

• Religion: Vacation Bible Schools 

• Meetings and groups, fundraisers 

• Pet Watch 

• Amos Leon Grantham, 87 

• Meinelschmidt wants to improve business climate By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Library events 

• Wilson Blvd. to be closed the week of Aug. 9 for rail work 

• Dorothy Lee Brown Porterfield, 92 

• Around Jonathan Street By MADGE MILES

• White House projects $1.47 trillion deficit for current fiscal year 

• Community briefs 

• Ongoing onstage 

• W.Va. man sentenced for distribution of crack cocaine By DON AINES

• Around Maugansville By MELITA WISHARD

• If armed, the good guys can win By JAMES WARNER

• 7.4 quake hits Phillippines 

• Liz Claiborne to close outlet stores By DAN DEARTH

• Letters to the Editor 

• Father, infant son injured in Jefferson County crash 

• Thumbs up, thumbs down 

• Waynesboro council OKs downtown events, 30K race By JENNIFER FITCH

• Hello, World! 

• Classes 

• Three arrested in Fox Glen shooting 

• Rangel says he's prepared to fight ethics charges 

• Local softball tournament draws top players, colleges By DAN KAUFFMAN

• Three taken to hospitals after two-vehicle crash on U.S. 340 

• N. Korea vows 'nuclear deterrence' to U.S., S. Korea war games 

• CSX to remove and replace crossing on East Wilson Boulevard 

• Physician charged with 38 counts of health care fraud By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Man enters Alford plea to charge of solicitation to intimidate witness By DON AINES

• Pageant organizers rewrite history for Old Home Week play By DANA BROWN

• Veteran journalist, Nixon 'enemy' Daniel Schorr dies at 93 

• Sandra Charlene (Germroth) Young, 63 

• Hot golfer 

• Shine at Ag Expo & Fair By EBONI JAGGERS

• Waynesboro Historical Society hosts book fair 

• Washington County jobless rate rose above 10% in June By DON AINES

• Religion: Speakers and topics 

• Candidate wants to bring common sense to government By HEATHER KEELS

• B.D. (Bud) Wallace, 87 

• Role-play can help kids navigate friendships 

• They're not your kids, but how do you handle it? By HEATHER LOWERY

• President of dealership arraigned on fraud count By MATTHEW UMSTEAD