What happened on October 25, 2002

NEWS

• Area roundup - Jefferson girls advance past Eagles 

• Obituaries for 10/25 

• Mail Call for 10/24 

• Letters to the editor 10/25 

• Vicious dog ordinance adopted in Berkeley County by CANDICE BOSELY

• Jefferson Commission hears impact fee update by DAVE McMILLION

• Jefferson agricultural preservation plan presented by DAVE McMILLION

• The Herald-Mail Super 7 

• Nye ousted as CRS director by TARA REILLY AND ALURA ERNDE

• Franklin County Commissioners moving on out of courthouse by STACEY DANZUSO

• Sportsmen hear from big guns in Pa. by RICHARD BELISLE

• Charles Town awaits word on suspicious letter by DAVE McMILLION

• Volunteers needed to plant trees, shrubs 

• Spicing up relationships by KATE COLEMAN

• Woman faces murder charge in infant son's death by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Council acted wisely on boulevard project by BOB MAGINNIS

• Coy, Sheffield face off in Nov. 5 election by STACEY DANZUSO

• Go, Do, Learn 

• State trooper from county was first at scene by MARLO BARNHART

• Ex-Army nurse taking on Munson in election by LAURA ERNDE

• No. 1 Patriots lightin' up record books by ANDREW MASON

• Kercheval feels he can 'serve the county well' by TARA REILLY

• Hirai puts big Tiger in Leopards' title tank by BOB PARASILITI

• MVAL crown still up for grabs by MARK KELLER

• Would-be hero needs chance at new career by BOB MAGINNIS

• Big Sydney - Consumed by costumes by BIG SYD

• Police log for 10/25 

• Chambersburg Transit buses back on street by RICHARD BELISLE

• Accused robber, 65, found dead near his home by CANDICE BOSELY

• Smithsburg starts quest to keep crown by JACK HILL III

• Physical barriers experienced firsthand by SCOTT BUTKI

• Hagerstown man was working at rest stop by PEPPER BALLARD

• Ex-inmate claims she was raped, seeks $4 million in suit by MARLO BARNHART

• Add flavor to history lessons by LISA TEDRICK PREJEAN

• Crash victims' honesty touted by SCOTT BUTKI

• No joking, Lemon's message anything but sour by MEG H. PARTINGTON

• Some not surprised suspect spotted, arrested in Tri-State by JULIE E. GREENE