What happened on May 03, 2010

NEWS

• Crampton defeats longtime mayor in Funkstown election By JULIE E. GREENE

• Owner of Times Square car bomb SUV not considered a suspect 

• This week in government 

• Milestones 

• Washington County senior menus 

• Westbound Interstate 68 closed in Garrett County due to crash 

• Hagerstown High class of 1944 planning Oct. 2 reunion 

• Around South Hagerstown By STACI CLIPP / 240-310-2148

• Bulk of information requests related to police, fire calls By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Top stories for Sunday, May 2nd 2010 

• Chemical reaction bombs set off in Washington County yard 

• Boonsboro Lions Club offers scholarship 

• Support groups 

• Around North Hagerstown By ELLEN ROWLAND

• Keedysville briefs 

• Public invited to walk labyrinths at area church 

• Berkeley County Council candidate Q&A: Phil Martin 

• Blood drives 

• Keedysville zoning issue causes tempers to flare By DAN DEARTH

• Community calendar 

• Martinsburg High students participating in Arts Alive 

• Rohrersville Cornet Band to play May 16 in band hall 

• Found animals 

• Robert D. "Tink" Fraley, 67 

• Mail Call 

• Washington County Public Schools calendar 

• Funkstown man apparently drowned while kayaking By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Williamsport Elementary School students share green knowledge By JANET HEIM

• Child ID program offered at MCTC 

• BP says it will pay for Gulf oil spill damage, injuries 

• Get fit in a year: Let's get physical By ANGIE DAVIS / Special to The Herald-Mail

• Jerry Lee Hottle, 52 

• Tri-State briefs 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Actress Lynn Redgrave, film's 'Georgy Girl,' dies 

• Police briefs 

• Boonsboro calendar 

• Berkeley County Council candidate Q&A: Ronald Collins 

• Wagner, 'As The World Turns' soap opera matriarch, dies at 91 

• Hagerstown dispute to be on 'Judge Joe Brown' By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Washington County responses to U.S. Census down from 2000 By DAN DEARTH

• George C. Schamel III 

• Hagerstown Bridge Club results 

• Chad Smith: Getting fit starts at home By CHAD SMITH / Special to The Herald-Mail

• Motorcycle-licensing program offered Wednesday By HEATHER KEELS

• Hawks' Barrett sets HR record in loss to Allegany 

• Stanley Leroy "Stan" Socks, 65 

• Long Meadows Rotary donates $24,200 for autism clinic 

• Nurses recognized for service 

• BCA drama classes perform musical about Hans Bronson 

• Lifeguard training planned at YMCA 

• Boonsboro bursting with events By JULIE E. GREENE

• Two seek GOP nod in 57th District race By RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Jeffrey "Jeff" Allen Blevins, 44 

• Louella M. Rowe, 78 

• Grace Academy spelling bee winners 

• Cline running for Washington County Commissioner By HEATHER KEELS

• Smithsburg boy serves those who serve in military By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Two taken to hospital after crash on I-81 near W.Va.-Va. line