What happened on September 09, 2002

NEWS

• Wedding announcements for 9/7 

• Chris Shank not taking anything for granted by BOB MAGINNIS

• Antietam could be 2nd largest Civil War re-enactment by JULIE E. GREENE

• Rangers seek plaque vandals by KIMBERLY YAKOWSKI

• Letters to the editor for 9/7 

• Fire chief says number of accidents has risen 30 percent by MARLO BARNHART

• Area roundup 

• Council, School Board take step toward closer relations 

• Residents getting ready for re-enactment by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• West Nile bird count hits 27 by SCOTT BUTKI

• Letters to the editor for 9/8 

• Events planned for battlefield by PEPPER BALLARD

• Jobless rate decreases by JULIE E. GREENE

• In the cities 

• Police log for 9/9 

• In post-9/11 world, living takes courage by GINNY FITE

• Leopards sweep Hub City Classic 

• Police log for 9/8 

• Man is sought in attempted abduction by CANDICE BOSELY

• Airport manager opposed to proposed development by TARA REILLY

• Philip Marshall, bone marrow donor by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Business briefs 

• Education briefs 

• Local and tri-state briefs 

• Sunday's interfaith service, literacy and movies downtown by BOB MAGINNIS

• Parents should police parents by MARK KELLER

• Letters to the editor - 9/8/02 

• Great day for school by BOB PARASILITI

• Letters to the editor for 9/9 

• Solid job growth projected 

• Services, events planned to commemorate 9/11 in Tri-State 

• Help kids feel safe during 9-11 anniversary by NANCY S. GRASMICK

• Boonesborough Days featured old-fashioned fun by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Health Q&a by Christine L. Moats

• Hagerstown man dies in motorcycle crash 

• Additional access road should ease re-enactment traffic by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Mail Call for 9/6 

• West Nile risk reduction tips 

• Spartans shoot down Rockets early by MARK KELLER

• Football league, neighbors battle over vacant field by RICHARD BELISLE

• 9/8 Builders group honors graduates at banquet 

• Trinity crushes Waynesboro, 53-0 by JACK HILL III

• Federal money aid in sewer plant treatment by TARA REILLY

• Mooney, Hecht spar over phone survey by LAURA ERNDE

• The business of Antietam by JULIE E. GREENE

• Museum meeting to have patriotic theme 

• Birth Announcements for 9/7 

• Man shot by DAVE McMILLION

• Kings for a day by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• GO, DO, LEARN 

• Maze, arts featured at Renfrew by RICHARD BELISLE

• Thomas thrives in starring role by ANDREW MASON

• Police log 9/7 

• At Fort Loudon, it's back to the frontier by RICHARD BELISLE

• Brook Lane Health Services expanding by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Leopards knock off Huskies 

• ABC accepting apprenticeship applications 

• Man charged with threatening hunters enters Alford plea by DAVE McMILLION

• Casualties of war by KATE COLEMAN

• McBrien a quick study at QB college by BOB PARASILITI

• Shepherd -Shippensburg - Always a game to remember 

• Shepherd survives, but loses RB Lynch by DAN KAUFFMAN

• Security to be increased at re-enactment by JULIE E. GREENE

• Washington County citizens group pins candidates down on growth issues by TIM ROWLAND

• Anniversary announcements for 9/7 

• Bioterrorism: Are we ready? by KEVIN CLAPP

• Students publish memorial book by SCOTT BUTKI

• Fort Hill beats Boonsboro in season opener by JACK HILL III

• Engagement announcements for 9/7 

• Special cancellation stamp will commemorate battle by PEPPER BALLARD

• Shepherd College gets real ram for mascot by DAVE McMILLION

• Tooting their own horn by KATE COLEMAN

• Builders group honors graduates at banquet 

• Rev. Pentz still busy after 50 years in ministry by STACEY DANZUSO

• Maley, Reifer help lead Jefferson to victory by CURT HORNBECKER / Staff Correspondent

• Roundup - Wildcats win at McConnellsburg 

• Police log for 9/9 

• People 9/8 

• Obituaries for 9/7 

• Battle locations creates perfect teacher's aid by JULIE E. GREENE

• Upstart St. John's at Prospect Hall wins its debut by BOB PARASILITI

• Roundup - Hancock wins first opener in 16 years 

• Obituraries for 9/8 

• Relic hunter saves history, a piece at a time by ANDREA ROWLAND