What happened on September 14, 1999

NEWS

• Deeds for August 

• Deluge expected here from hurricane By KIMBERLY YAKOWSKI

• Food bank now needs money By SCOTT BUTKI

• Girl Scout members sought 

• Crumbs from the Cracker Barrel 

• Y2K committee says city is ready 

• Ask a Silly Question 

• Mail Call for 9/14 

• Commissioners vote to eliminate two committees By SCOTT BUTKI

• Water usage still low By SCOTT BUTKI

• School Board to county By BRUCE HAMILTON

• Tip jar panel distributes $1.2 million By LAURA ERNDE

• Newlyweds let corporate sponsors pick up tab 

• School lunch menu 

• Bus rides are free to boost numbers By SCOTT BUTKI

• Governor to visit campus sites By SCOTT BUTKI

• Pa. offers free Y2K help to small businesses By DON AINES

• Fairgrounds now Fairgrounds Park 

• Tortilla time 

• Little league gets loan to complete improvements 

• Food Q & A 

• Recipients of gaming grants 

• Pa. fights 'hanging around' By DON AINES

• Maryland graduate program slated 

• 'Cats stare down North comeback 

• What does healthy mean? By Lynn F. Little

• Four new officers sought for HotSpots program By DAN KULIN /Staff Writer

• City gets go-ahead to finish parking lot 

• Fire, rescue services report to be submitted By SCOTT BUTKI

• No. 2 Jefferson storms past Gaels to win By MIKE SIRBAUGH / Staff Correspondent

• 'Operation Groundhog' aims to catch dumpers By BRYN MICKLE

• Fort group's board quits By JULIE E. GREENE

• Commissioners issue two proclamations 

• Man wanted in home invasion surrenders 

• Deficit expected at city's ice rink By DAN KULIN /Staff Writer

• WVU teaching leaders in Panhandle By DAVE McMILLION, Charles Town

• Day of Caring lives up to its name in Panhandle 

• New assisted-living center opens By KIMBERLY YAKOWSKI

• Area roundup from Monday 

• Fountain Head country club superintendent retires 

• Traffic concerns addressed 

• W.Va. man charged with 2nd robbery By BRYN MICKLE

• TJ blanks North By AL DITZEL

• Little League ruling expected soon By BRENDAN KIRBY

• Conservancy wary of Jefferson Co. water projects By DAVE McMILLION, Charles Town

• Hancock 10th-graders to get DARE program By KIMBERLY YAKOWSKI

• W.Va. bishop recalled fondly By DAVE McMILLION, Charles Town

• Postman not just fiddling around By ANDREA ROWLAND

• Washington County Girls Soccer Preview 

• Convicted drug addict gets 13 years By MARLO BARNHART

• Obituaries 

• Letterkenny lands apparel manufacturer By DON AINES

• Obituaries 

• Pa. robber pleads guilty By DON AINES