What happened on November 25, 2002

NEWS

• Weddings 

• Divorces 

• Obituaries for 11/23 

• Obituaries for 11/24 

• Family affairs by Chris Copley

• Lions classic opens season 

• New Business Q&A - A Whimsical Place 

• Washington County Free Library hosts computer buying seminar 

• Hagerstown man found guilty in sex abuse case by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Just G-old-en by ANDREW MASON

• Surge in homelessness no surprise locally by MARLO BARNHART

• Chambersburg parade draws a crowd by CANDICE BOSELY

• Letters to the editor - 11/24 

• Area roundup - Hawks fall at Catonsville 

• Parades take chill off start of holiday season by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• HCC radiologic students honored 

• Dear Santa, please send volunteers . . . 

• New Business Q & A - Kim's Cleaning Business 

• Let them eat pie by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Liability insurance addressed by RICHARD BELISLE

• Bulldogs' offense gears up for Patriots by MARK KELLER

• Rams use detail to win in opener by BILL STERNER / Staff Correspondent

• Mail Call for 11/22 

• Anniversaries 

• Smelly business young noses set table for memory by LISA TEDRICK PREJEAN

• HCC Alumni Association seeks vendors for annual garden show 

• Festival of Trees benefit continues today by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Bomb threat closes U.S. 11, business by DAVE McMILLION

• Big Chill should still thrill South by MARK KELLER

• Manpower projects winter hiring increase 

• Despite rainfall, drought persists by TARA REILLY

• Letters to the editor 11/25 

• Hawks prevail in OT 

• Evaluating our election endorsements 

• Greenery is Christmas gift to city BY JANET HEIM

• Student enrollment number reach all-time high at Shepherd by DAVE McMILLION

• Township campaigns against sludge bill BY RICHARD BELISLE

• No joint meeting in the cards for city, county by SCOTT BUTKI

• Auction items pouring in for injured W.Va. trooper by MARLO BARNHART

• Hyperactive commissioners need to up the Ritalin dosage by TIM ROWLAND

• Police log for 11/25 

• Keeney, Knights in final by BOB PARASILITI

• Program offering help, hope to women by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Charles Town Rotary gives vo-tech awards 

• Suns extend stadium lease by SCOTT BUTKI

• Business Briefs 

• 'The Breadman' brings loaves to those in need by MARLO BARNHART

• People 11/24 

• Letters to the editor 11/23 

• Towpath at Lock 7 to be closed for repairs 

• Allegheny pays exec $562,500 incentive by LAURA ERNDE

• Head-on collision kills two by PEPPER BALLARD

• Heavy mettle by CANDICE BOSELY

• Skaggs touches hearts at concert by CANDICE BOSELY

• Memorial honors former principal by MARLO BARNHART

• Area prep soccer players battle for good cause by ANDREW MASON

• California musician by KATE COLEMAN

• Letters to the editor 11/24 

• N.J. man dies after Interstate 81 crash 

• Girls suiting up in league of own by PEPPER BALLARD

• Pa. church putting on more than just a Christmas play by STACEY DANZUSO

• Physician finds a way to help by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Infant boy dies from injuries 

• Green and white out by MARK KELLER

• Fun Fair increases awareness of center by CANDICE BOSELY

• Bulldogs turn back Patriots as Sowers, Barrett answer call by DAN KAUFFMAN

• Some students like Shepherd just the way it is by DAVE McMILLION

• Woman dies after dispute by STACEY DANZUSO

• A palatable hobby BY KEVIN CLAPP

• Engagements 

• Births 

• Big stars, little cars drive holiday sales by JULIE E. GREENE

• Offering a helping hand by KATE COLEMAN

• Police log 11/24 

• Victims remembered by friends, family by PEPPER BALLARD and MARLO BARNHART

• Obituaries for 11/25 

• Another perspective on that public housing story by BOB MAGINNIS

• Drug dispositions