What happened on October 07, 2002

NEWS

• Obituaries for 10/7 

• Officials, parents, players get a kick out of soccer fields by DAVE McMILLION

• Barrack is among leaders in DUI arrests by RICHARD BELISLE

• Obituaries for 10/5 

• Friday's Area roundup - FSK downs Boonsboro 

• Keeney powers Knights by MARK KELLER

• money matters10/6 

• In the Street fest draws crowds to market Street by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Letters to the editor - 10/6/02 by Syed Qasim Burmi

• Can we agree on the future we want? by BOB MAGINNIS

• Education briefs 

• Pat Schooley book-signing 

• Bulldogs strike early against Eagles by DAN KAUFFMAN

• Morgan Stanley planning seminar 

• 'Motives' are based on reality by MARK KELLER

• Sunday's local roundup 

• Standoff results in several charges by CANDICE BOSELY

• Maser makes a difference by PEPPER BALLARD

• National Newspaper Week: Celebrating our daily tasks by BOB MAGINNIS

• Rebels fake out Lions by CURT HORNBECKER / Staff Correspondent

• Officials: summer school is successful by PEPPER BALLARD

• Letters to the editor - 10/5/02 

• Utility workers also are investors by LAURA ERNDE

• Toddler hospitalized after being run over by a car 

• Leading the nation by RICHARD BELISLE

• Council to mull change to rental licensing program by SCOTT BUTKI

• Band compete at Jefferson by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Business briefs 10/6 

• Clear Spring Middle School receives superior rating by PEPPER BALLARD

• Mail Call for 10/4 

• Agency gets $75,000 to create peer education program by SCOTT BUTKI

• Letters to the editor -10/7/02 

• In the Cities 

• Police log 

• W.Va. hospital to keep sending patients to Va. by LAURA ERNDE

• The art that isn't there by KEVIN CLAPP

• How to calculate BMI 

• Hech's tire flattened during fest by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Art draws kids to park by MARLO BARNHART

• North pounds 'Cats by ANDREW MASON

• Altieri's goals at a glance by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Jobless rate remains steady by JULIE E. GREENE

• Long & Foster seminars set 

• Gastic bypass - the procedures 

• 'Brownfields' redevelopment boosted by CANDICE BOSELY

• Role Models' payment still sought by SCOTT BUTKI

• OCT. 7 GO, DO, LEARN 

• New business q&a - New Beginnings Builders Surplus 

• County sues firms over taxes by LAURA ERNDE

• New business q&a - Gar-Land's R/CCar Land Hobbies 

• Hancock Elementary to employ literacy program by PEPPER BALLARD

• Learning disguised as fun by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Walled in - reaching out by Dorry Baird Norris

• 2002 Cougar Marching Classic results 

• Anniversaries for Oct. 5 

• Opposition grows to developers proposal by TARA REILLY

• About Architectural Treasures by KATE COLEMAN

• W.Va. man is killed in accident on U.S. 340 by TARA REILLY

• South Hagerstown High School teacher to be featured on Discovery Channel 

• Police Log 10/7 

• New Commons opens at Wilson by STACEY DANZUSO

• Woman charged with DUI 

• Youth pastor case - warrant issued by CANDICE BOSELY

• Area bridal shop steps in to help brides-to-be by STACEY DANZUSO

• People 10/6 

• Merger of emergency services is considered by TARA REILLY

• Drug charges by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Ten arrested in Hagerstown raid by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Musselman notches win over Jefferson by DAN KAUFFMAN

• New HCC leader receives high marks by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Drought, digging create greater risk of sinkholes by SCOTT BUTKI

• Soccer turns silent by SCOTT BUTKI

• Gaylor is the steady star of service at equestrian center by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Obituaries for 10/6 

• Money Q&A - Chip Zimmer 

• Saturday's Roundup - St. James falls to West Nottingham 

• Life Chain brings message to streets by STACEY DANZUSO

• Campaign notes for 10-7 by LAURA ERNDE

• Birth announcements for Oct. 5 

• Indian artifacts showcased by SCOTT BUTKI

• Maryland's defense slows down Cobourne, WVU run game by BOB PARASILITI

• Berkeley Springs strikes quickly by BOB PARASILITI

• HCC president drafts strategic goals list by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Gastric bypass by KATE COLEMAN