What happened on December 16, 2002

NEWS

• Obituaries for 12/16 

• Engagements 

• Service planned for teacher, wife by STACEY DANZUSO

• Dispute over ATV, cycle shop resolved by RICHARD BELISLE

• People briefs 

• Obituaries for 12/14 

• Many think Lott should step down by RICHARD BELISLE

• Obituaries for 12/15 

• Notes/Tour cut short for new state Assembly members by LAURA ERNDE

• Christmas is in the bag for San Mar residents by LAURA ERNDE

• Blue Devils hold off frantic Waynesboro rally by JACK HILL III

• Four items puts me in express line by MARK KELLER

• Police log 12/14 

• New biz Q&A- Merlin's Tavern 

• Letters to the editor - 12/16/02 

• Energy assistance contacts 

• Two charged after I-81 chain-reaction accident 

• Trains keep rolling at Rural Heritage Museum by RICHARD BELISLE

• Child's play is safe with parents' help by Christine L. Moats

• Go-Do-learn 

• Health chief addresses move 

• Brooks uses connections to meet needs by MARLO BARNHART

• Area Roundup - Goretti loses BCL opener to Spalding 

• Frederick turns to big men in turning back HCC by BOB PARASILITI

• Go, Do, Learn 

• Anniversaries 

• Campus relocation opposed by LAURA ERNDE

• Nativity comes to life by LAURA ERNDE

• Harris makes quick work of Blazers by JACK HILL III

• Two men injured in shootings at Martinsburg, W.Va. bar by PEPPER BALLARD

• Energy conservation tips by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Police log 12/16 

• Making it real by CURT HORNBECKER / Staff Correspondent

• Business briefs12/15 

• Commissioners eye transfer tax by TARA REILLY

• Tri-State Business Calendar 

• Community briefs 

• FCC turns to big men in turning back HCC by BOB PARASILITI

• Horses, riders take to the streets in annual horse parade by DAVE McMILLION

• With colder temperatures, heating bills likely to rise by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Why not make landlord group an ally in stead of an adversary? 

• Crafty volunteer's prized creations benefit seniors by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Buying, burning firewood by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Indians are 11th at own tourney by ANDREW MASON

• Cookie walk a sweet way to pay for church growth by BONNIE HELLUM BRECHBILL/Staff Correspondent

• Taking action against poverty by KATE COLEMAN

• Holidays are season for crime by CANDICE BOSELY

• Mail Call for 12/13 

• Area Roundup - Boonsboro beats Clear Spring in OT thriller 

• Police log for 12/15 

• Letters to the editor - 12/14/02 

• Power is still out for some by TAMELA BAKER and SCOTT BUTKI

• Money Q&A - Thomas Maiden 

• Man shot dead on Jonathan Street by RICHARD BELISLE

• 'Cats, Knights swept by Hubs by DAN KAUFFMAN

• Arts Council director eager to get started in new position by MARLO BARNHART

• Man wanted in shooting at large by MARLO BARNHART

• In the workplace, lots of Christmas presence by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Weddings 

• Holly, ivy connect us with history by Dorry Baird Norris

• Incentives help fight shortage of nurses by RICHARD BELISLE

• Group gives $120,000 for Pa. library expansion by BONNIE HELLUM BRECHBILL/Staff Correspondent

• Behind Harris, Hubs roll to win by DAN KAUFFMAN

• Area GOP lawmakers see agenda they like by LAURA ERNDE

• From Legion hall to performance hall by MEG H. PARTINGTON

• Volunteers proud to be part of toy drive by STACEY DANZUSO

• Massage parlor licensing sought by TARA REILLY

• Hello, world! 

• Area Roundup - Davis leads HCC women past Howard 

• Accident kills popular high school coach BY ANDREW MASON and LAURA ERNDE

• Group rings in the holidays at arts museum by MARLO BARNHART