What happened on November 18, 2002

NEWS

• Births, Nov. 16 

• 'Suspect' in slaying is missing by DAVE McMILLION

• Police log for 11/18 

• Berkeley Springs shut out in first playoff game 

• Obituaries for 11/16 

• Indians' second shot at Frankfort comes just at right time by MARK KELLER

• Eagles soar to volleyball crown BY DAN KAUFFMAN

• Outdoors - Wildlife herds threatened by rare disease by BILL ANDERSON / Staff Correspondent

• Work continues on Boarman Arts Center by CANDICE BOSELY

• Wildcats make grade by DAN KAUFFMAN

• Drought provides wake-up call in Pa. by RICHARD BELISLE

• Cumberland comments were out of line 

• Getting to know the superintendent 

• Our View 

• Business briefs 11/17 

• Calif. opposes Allegheny request by JULIE E. GREENE

• Moratorium lark severely damaged preservationists' cause by TIM ROWLAND

• letters to the editor - 11/17/02 

• County threatens lawsuit against city by SCOTT BUTKI

• Morgan shares vision for schools BY ANDREA ROWLAND

• Schools get minigrants by PEPPER BALLARD

• Making memories where you find them by KATE COLEMAN

• Possible school closure irks students, parents by PEPPER BALLARD

• Wildcats win state title by DAN KAUFFMAN

• Letters to the editor - 11/17/02 

• Education briefs 

• City officials still want hosptial built downtown by SCOTT BUTKI

• Housing inspection has room for improvement BY ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Sukey offers tips for making arrangements 

• Eagles fly into W.Va. semifinals 

• Tough losses have Rebels ready BY MARK KELLER

• Waynesboro will repay PennDOT for redesign fee BY RICHARD BELISLE

• Mail Call for 11/15 

• Tri-State Business calendar 

• Drivers warned to watch for deer by MARLO BARNHART

• 60 people laid off at borough tool plant BY RICHARD BELISLE

• ABC awards cite excellence 

• Rental plan a must-have for Hagerstown by BOB MAGINNIS

• Town election set for Tuesday by JULIE E. GREENE

• W.Va. state police plan crackdown 

• 1C race remains unchanged by ANDREW SCHOTZ and RICHARD BELISLE

• TrustCorp America new business Q&A 

• Deducing the benefits of re-enrolling by JoEllen Barnhart

• The Finishing Touch new business Q&A 

• Hawks women win one, lose one 

• Recalls 11/17 

• Leopards fall in final by ANDREW MASON

• Williamsport volleyball team wins state title by DAN KAUFFMAN

• Keeney carries Knights to win by TIM KOELBLE

• Anniversaries, Nov. 16 

• Letters to the editor 11/18 

• The 'Cats meow by DAN KAUFFMAN

• At the races - McCarthy giving up riding for training by LARRY YANOS

• Knights' day a repeat of preseason by CURT HORNBECKER / Staff Correspondent

• Trombonist plays center stage BY KATE COLEMAN

• letters to the editor - 11/16/02 

• Maryland schools alerted to threat 

• Citizens oppose new hospital site by RICHARD BELISLE

• Bulldogs show bite in playoff opener by JOHN PARTINGTON

• Occupational therapy assistant values her patients by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Witnessing Leonid meoteor shower 'could be the best' by KATE COLEMAN

• Tree is holiday gift to borough by STACEY DANZUSO

• City homeless advocates camp out for their cause BY RICHARD BELISLE

• Leopards fall in second OT by ANDREW MASON

• Delay to consider plea is granted by SCOTT BUTKI

• Body is found along towpath by TARA REILLY

• People 11/17 

• Something to cheer about by TARA REILLY

• Bulldogs try to reach peak vs. Spring Valley by MARK KELLER

• Only one checkmark remains for Williamsport by DAN KAUFFMAN

• Police log 11/16 

• Obituaries for 11/17 

• South dumps Dunbar, 42-0 by MARK KELLER

• Students and obesity by JULIE E. GREENE

• Engagements 

• Diary-turned-book a big seller for historical society by DAVE McMILLION

• Body identified as area teacher by TARA REILLY

• Obituaries for 11/18 

• weddings 

• These hunters still wear braces by RICHARD BELISLE

• Frederick County Education Week