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What happened on August 22, 2011
NEWS
Goats have their day at Jefferson County Fair By RICHARD F. BELISLE | richardb@herald-mail.com
Berkeley Co. Schools had a 'great opening' By MATTHEW UMSTEAD | matthew.umstead@herald-mail.com
The Wyeths are coming Washington County Museum of Fine Arts
Tri-State senior centers calendar - Aug. 22-26
Opening of school coincides with harvest
Found Animals - Aug. 22
Repair work on U.S. 11 north of Chambersburg to begin Monday
RCI inmate taken to Baltimore for eye injury
Road and lane closures for Monday, Aug. 22
Community calendar - Aug. 23
Spaghetti dinner planned on 9/11 Susie Hoffman | Around Funkstown
Community Calendar - Aug. 22-26
Found animals - Aug. 23
Washington County senior menus - Aug. 24 through Aug. 30
Police briefs - Aug. 22
Funkstown Town Council briefs
Little Leaguer to toss first pitch at Suns game Kristy Smith | Around Boonsboro
Bring school supplies to Lioness Club meeting Staci Clipp | Around South Hagerstown
Recycling rally to be at same time as public meeting on recycling By HEATHER KEELS | heather.keels@herald-mail.com
Boil-water advisory lifted at Cowans Gap
This week in government
Humane Society to host Pooch Plunge, birthday party for BowBow
Downs completes Appalachian Trail Cheryl Weaver | Around Clear Spring
Stay with the fight Chad Smith
Strasburg continues to create excitement in Hagerstown By DAVE McMILLION | davem@herald-mail.com
Franklin County students receive scholarships from Shippensburg U.
Three people injured in Foxville Road crash By CALEB CALHOUN | caleb.calhoun@herald-mail.com
Volunteers sought to deliver Meals on Wheels in Washington Co. By DAN DEARTH | dan.dearth@herald-mail.com
Old Forge Road at Antietam Creek closed for bridge work
Chambersburg council OKs motion to build methane-to-electricity plant at landfill By C.J. LOVELACE | cj.lovelace@herald-mail.com
Rhode Island man treks through Chambersburg on way to ground zero By ROXANN MILLER | roxann.miller@herald-mail.com
W. Baltimore St. closed after broken water main creates sinkhole
Franklin Co. Fair offers choices for everyone By ROXANN MILLER | roxann.miller@herald-mail.com
OBITUARIES
Jessie Maxine Toothman, 87
Glenna Juanita Bohrer Laing, 85
William W. Piercy Sr., 84
Mary Ann Woodcock, 62
Robert H. Woodfall, 85
Nina D. Jackson, 48
Thomas Dale "Tom" Keckler, 64
Helen Roberta Collis, 89
Phyllis S. Stines, 80
Elizabeth L. Darrow, 79
Thomas F. Hall, 79
Antonio A. Dotson, 52
Luther G. Weller, 65
Virginia E. Householder, 88
Emily Gray Spickler
Daisy M. Fitz, 85
ENTERTAINMENT
OPINION
LIFESTYLE
Support groups for the week of Aug. 22 to 26
Milestones - Aug. 21-22
Milestones - Aug. 23
Film review: New 'Spy Kids' flick just like its Aromascope gimmick, it stinks By BOB GARVER | Special to The Herald-Mail
Hagerstown Community College to host alumni cruise information session
Work rewarding for United Way volunteer By MARIE GILBERT | marieg@herald-mail.com
SPORTS
Nats beat punchless D'backs
Redskins QBs will duel until 'right before' opener
Area Roundup
Tournament of Champions goes down to the wire at Beaver Creek By TIM KOELBLE | koelble@herald-mail.com
Lamb steals Strasburg's spotlight By BOB PARASILITI | bobp@herald-mail.com
EDUCATION
St. Mary Catholic School gets $60K grant from Knott Foundation
Washington County Public Schools calendar
Boonsboro High grad receives Otto Memorial grant
Wilson College students visit Supreme Court
Student art displayed at Hagerstown gallery
Luther Ridge residents take Spanish from Shippensburg U. students
BREAKINGNEWS
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