What happened on June 29, 2010

NEWS

• Liquor store owner loses second appeal to have license reinstated By DAN DEARTH

• Derwood Bellmont "Dodge" Bousum, 84 

• Mary T. Roberts, 97 

• Gulf Coast oil-skimming operations halted due to rough seas 

• Venus ousted, Serena advances at Wimbledon 

• U.S. claims Russian spies infiltrated American society 

• Community calendar 

• Ronald Leon Elliott Jr., 43 

• Margaret Audrey Tracy, 90 

• U.S. accepts international assistance for Gulf spill 

• Pet Watch 

• Mail Call 

• Alloway: Pa. leaders have 'outline of a budget' By JENNIFER FITCH

• Top stories for Monday, June 28th 2010 

• Donald L. "Bill" Shoop Sr., 66 

• Football of the nations By KATRINA BUSHKO/ Pulse correspondent

• Sharpsburg working to draw more tourists from canal users By DAVE McMILLION

• Only two have filed so far for three vacant BOE seats By JULIE E. GREENE

• Charlotte Sloat Lutz, 78 

• The Rev. Mary Elizabeth Brooks, 87 

• What independence means to me By AUBREY BOYD / Special to Pulse

• Around Boonsboro By KRISTY SMITH / 301-432-8615

• It's 'Saturday Night Live' 

• Senate panel endorses Petraeus to command Afghan war 

• Found animals 

• Pentagon recruiters had access to Harvard Law, Kagan tells senators 

• Nomination period under way for election to FSA committees 

• Marathon Pa. budget talks break off without a deal 

• Judicial facilities expansion energizes Franklin Co. residents By JENNIFER FITCH

• Planning staff to discuss rezoning for Urban Growth Area By HEATHER KEELS

• Anyone can learn to be a leader By BRIGITTE GREWE / Pulse correspondent

• Jack Frederick Bonebrake Sr., 81 

• Hunting chapter to hold banquet in county 

• Hold a yard sale or promote your business Friday 

• Anna Mae Bernstein, 79 

• George Raymond Long, 85 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Prophet waives hearing in W.Va. murder case By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Byrd's successor wouldn't face election until 2012 

• Ruth V. Butts, 77 

• Washington Co. tax bills to be mailed out By HEATHER KEELS

• Around Clear Spring By CHERYL WEAVER

• Federal money will fuel alternative energy instruction at HCC By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• W.Va. memorial for Byrd scheduled for Friday 

• Gayle H. Marlowe, 70 

• Police briefs 

• Susan Marie Grove, 58 

• Family volley 

• Milk, it's what's for breakfast, or should be By JEFF SEMLER

• Steven L. Huff, 50 

• Washington Co. Health System president, CEO Hamill to retire By JULIE E. GREENE

• Man sentenced to prison for firing shotgun into house By DON AINES

• Henry Potts, 81 

• Randy Eugene Wyand, 53 

• North High's Copley honored for work with community mediation 

• Three veterans retire from Hagerstown Police Department By DAN DEARTH

• Florence Elizabeth Dean, 77 

• In Eastern Panhandle, Byrd's reach was wide 

• Vassie Orville Barnhart, 94 

• Waynesboro News Agency closing its doors By JENNIFER FITCH