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What happened on September 26, 2010
NEWS
Area students earn master's degrees from Frostburg State
Country western dance group welcomes home deaf student
Hancock residents gather on 9/11 to dedicate flagpole
Nursing school's class of 1960 holds reunion
Walking Hagerstown: A stroll through the city's West End By CHRIS COPLEY
When visiting Laredo, Texas, sleep with one eye open By LLOYD "PETE" WATERS
Batch whips up Steelers' victory
Senior calendar for Sept. 27-Oct. 1
Public hearing on animal-control ordinance is Tuesday By HEATHER KEELS
Man dead, woman shot near Greencastle
Shepherd gets $99,893 'Bucks for Brains' grant
Top stories for Saturday, September 25th 2010
Man rescued from combine after lines fall
Police briefs
Letters to the Editor
DIVOTS: Bushey shoots school-record 65 By TIM KOELBLE
Humane Society in need of kitten food, cat litter
Student news
Anniversaries
Noble B. "Buddy" "Pickle" Ridings Jr., 82
Mail Call
One person injured in I-70 accident near Clear Spring
Run raises funds for cystic fibrosis
Black Achievers set career goals By DAVE McMILLION
Tasty, healthful salad for steak night leftovers By SCOTT C. ANDERSON / Special to The Herald-Mail
Joy El Minstries breaks ground for new worship center in Pa.
National public lands offer enjoyment for everyone By CELESTE MAIORANA / Special to The Herald-Mail
St. John's Lutheran marks 240th anniversary
Jeanne McCauley Cooey Vollmer
Brockman named director of Cumberland Valley Relief Center
What's wrong with this picture?
New Franklin Ruritan Club donates $10,000 to Habitat
Annual Fahrney-Keedy Home summer festival draws crowd
The role of the newspaper is what matters most
O'Malley, Ehrlich don't back drink tax By ALEXIS GUTTER / Capital News Service
MSO Pops rocks By ALICIA NOTARIANNI
Items sought for hurricane relief kits
Mr. David I. Thomas, 60
Lewis' farm market closes after more than 50 years By JULIE E. GREENE
Townfest shows all that Mercersburg has to offer By C.J. LOVELACE
Frances Elizabeth Grimes, 82
Herald-Mail will continue to endorse candidates By JOHN LEAGUE
Bark in the Park
Mount Nebo UMC celebrates expansion By JULIE E. GREENE
Lutheran pastors help paint Habitat for Humanity home
Unbeaten Rams topple Seton Hill
Five generations - Wedding trip
Life experiences inspire Heart Walk participants By JENNIFER FITCH
Golf tournament raises $4,500 for animal shelter
REACH cuts back on some services By HEATHER KEELS
Boy Scouts celebrate 100 years of staying true to principles By TIFFANY ARNOLD
Saints rout Randolph-Macon, improve to 4-0
OBITUARIES
Betty Lee Verdier By JANET HEIM
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