What happened on November 04, 2002

NEWS

• Hancock Middle-Senior honor roll 

• DNR police say river is dangerous 

• Polls will open early Tuesday 

• Fire destroys W.Va. home by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Adkins, Worley play at Maryland Theatre by PEPPER BALLARD

• Vote Republican 

• Dana Given - Money Q&A 

• W.Va. voters casting ballots early by STACEY DANZUSO

• Ebbitt's on our side 

• Hunters, beware Rendell 

• Corliss and Morgan are tops 

• Knights point out loss to Rebels by MARK KELLER

• In the schools 

• Area roundup - Peer wins W.Va. cross country crown 

• Police probe possible robbery-burglary link by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• New business Q&A - Advantage Realty 

• In the cities - showtime 

• New system helps track students' progress by PEPPER BALLARD

• Parade draws a crowd by LAURA ERNDE

• Bond would support fire, emergency volunteers by RICHARD BELISLE

• Blame the Democrats 

• Retired teacher would like multicultural program by PEPPER BALLARD

• Hawks advance to Region XX volleyball semis by JACK HILL III

• Candidates spar over campus site by LAURA ERNDE

• Groceries To Gomaking a difference to AIDS patients by MARLO BARNHART

• Letters to the editor - 11/3/02 

• No. 1 Martinsburg girls advance to state semis 

• Endorsement for McKee 

• Unitarian church settling into new home by MARLO BARNHART

• Jobless rate drops .3% by JULIE E. GREENE

• Mail Call for 11/1 

• Small business workshops set 

• Build W.Va. 9 and save lives 

• Briefs 

• Letters to the editor - 11/3/02 - F6 

• Briefly 

• Jefferson County voters asked to renew school levy by DAVE McMILLION

• Bartlett was no help 

• Donoghue is my choice 

• Vintage pumps may return to U.S. 30 by STACEY DANZUSO

• Letters to the editor - 11/2/02 

• Hawks fall to Cards in Region XX final by JACK HILL III

• Harpers Ferry train station being renovated 

• Finances, enrollment trends figure in Hood coed decision by ANDREA ROWLAND

• School, police levies on ballot by CANDICE BOSELY

• Vote to replace Bartlett 

• Teaching is Crowl's new mission by PEPPER BALLARD

• Sniper case concludes in our back yard by Tony Mulieri

• A political parade by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Freshmen lead Wildcats-girls cross country by ANDREW MASON

• Woolly bears forecast winter chill by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Residents divided on voting by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Call of the Wild by KATE COLEMAN

• 78th Annual Alsatia Mummers' Parade results 

• Minister a globetrotter by ANDREA ROWLAND

• HCC flies in opener by ANDREW MASON

• Faith Christian Academy 

• Letters to the editor - 11/3/02 

• Eminem - That's Entertainment? by KEVIN CLAPP

• People 11/3 

• Boonsboro tops North-prep football by DAN KAUFFMAN

• Museum hosts Antique Appraisal Day by LAURA ERNDE

• Police log for 11/2 

• Hagerstown Suns endorse candidates 

• A touch of culture by PEPPER BALLARD

• Brown grateful for help of others by BOB PARASILITI

• Pa. man dies in crash 

• New business Q&A - Old Pharmacy Cafe & Soda Fountain 

• Martinsburg rolls by CURT HORNBECKER / Staff Correspondent

• Police log 22/4 

• Animal crematory approval is sought by TARA REILLY

• Obituaries for 11/2 

• I back Dori Nipps 

• Smithsburg High honor roll 

• Lemon's message is one of determination by TARA REILLY

• Letters to the editor - 11/04 

• Who is result-oriented? 

• Smithsburg Middle honor roll 

• Coed era dawning at Hood by ANDREA ROWLAND

• North Hagerstown HS honor roll 

• Speedway - Stuhler gets monkey off his back 

• Woman killed in crash by MARLO BARNHART

• Police log 11/3 

• Obituaries for 11/3 

• Area Pa. landfill is cited for tipping fee shortage by STACEY DANZUSO

• Obituaries for 11/4 

• Boonsboro Middle honor roll 

• Child protection kit a must for parents, local rep says by DAVE McMILLION

• Nature photos adorn center walls by STACEY DANZUSO