What happened on September 01, 1999

NEWS

• Obituaries 

• Man attempts to rob Potomac Liquors 

• United way campaign gets under way By BRENDAN KIRBY

• Unemployment rate up in Franklin, Fulton counties By DON AINES

• Hagerstown falls into 2nd with loss 

• United Way gets helping hands for Day of Caring 

• County reaffirms rezoning position By SCOTT BUTKI

• County dispatch system passes Y2K test 

• $115,000 raised for new volunteer fire company 

• More money would fund HotSpots programs 

• Father critically injured in fire 

• Mail Call for 9/1 

• Maybe Suns can win one for Stufft 

• Crumbs from the Cracker Barrel 

• Part of E. Baltimore St. to close 

• 9 employers plan day-care center By DAVE McMILLION, Charles Town

• Hurricane teens blow at full force 

• Injured robbery suspect charged 

• Ask a Silly Question 

• Martinsburg attorney says she could get spot on Supreme Court By BRYN MICKLE

• Jefferson Co. school plans unveiled By DAVE McMILLION, Charles Town

• Court rules for farm in suit over Exit 7 in Pa. 

• Lifting of drought restrictions surprises local leaders By SCOTT BUTKI

• Computer recycler opening Hagerstown facility By SCOTT BUTKI

• Fire-damaged market may be torn down 

• Suns' surge saves day 

• W.Va. drought fears worsening By DAVE McMILLION, Charles Town

• More farmland preserved in Pa. By DON AINES

• County's SAT scores top national, state results By BRUCE HAMILTON

• Ice rink set to open Friday 

• Cadets hope hard work pays off By DAN KAUFFMAN

• Planned school to hand out tax credits By BRYN MICKLE

• Township supervisor dies in Pa. By RICHARD F. BELISLE, Waynesboro

• Little league dunking booth rejected By SCOTT BUTKI

• Motel robbery suspect dies of injuries 

• Friendly competition 

• Civil War train idea builds steam By LAURA ERNDE

• Trying their options: Trip to Nebraska puts new spin on Railroaders 

• Farmers share drought horror stories By DON AINES

• Commissioners vote to rezone land 

• Police have no motive in stabbing death By KIMBERLY YAKOWSKI

• Cougars look to new faces to lead way By DAN KAUFFMAN

• Police log 

• It's all in the hands 

• Obituaries 

• New bakery gives borough German accent