What happened on September 10, 2002

NEWS

• Funkstown 'Chef' is still at home in the kitchen by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Alamo's Pennsylvania flag donated to museum by RICHARD BELISLE

• Remembrances and services scheduled to honor Sept. 11 victims 

• Soldiers at 15 by KEVIN CLAPP

• Adult businesses on agenda by SCOTT BUTKI

• Clear Spring library branch to host open house Sunday by MARLO BARNHART

• Firefighters must postpone placement of memorial by CANDICE BOSELY

• Nominations sought for unsung heroes 

• Letters to the editor 9/10 

• Woman charged in bus driver assault 

• Teens today know cigarettes can cause lives to go up in smoke by Jessica Hanlin

• Jerry Lewis collapses at charity show 

• Mail Call for 9/9 

• W.Va. man is charged in shootng by CANDICE BOSELY

• Walnut Towers residents fear for their safety by LAURA ERNDE

• Contractors for park project chosen by Funkstown Town Council by PEPPER BALLARD

• Sept. 10 Rowland column by TIM ROWLAND

• Clear Spring candidate filing deadline is Oct. 7 by MARLO BARNHART

• Primary election is today by LAURA ERNDE

• Don't allow another 'dismal' day at polls by BOB MAGINNIS

• County planners discuss development near airport by SCOTT BUTKI

• Funkstown Town Council approves Antietam Cable resolution by PEPPER BALLARD

• Community park is Clear Spring councilman's new dream by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Next calendar 

• Friedgen will put a good spin on Terps by BOB PARASILITI

• Police complaint up to Shepherdstown Council by DAVE McMILLION

• Horse with West Nile expected to recover by KIMBERLY YAKOWSKI

• Local roundup - Martinsburg's Sowers wins W.Va. top player 

• Staging a battle for hearts, minds by JULIE E. GREENE

• Patty Duke hurt by horse 

• Briefs from Funkstown Town Council meeting by PEPPER BALLARD

• Police log for 9/10 

• Clear Spring water storage tank gets approval from MDE by MARLO BARNHART

• Gordon Lightfoot undergoes surgery 

• Man charged in attempted kidnapping by CANDICE BOSELY

• Smithsburg sweeps South-volleyball by JACK HILL III

• Obituaries for 9/10 

• Chad Walls treasured for his hugs by KIMBERLY YAKOWSKI

• Sidewalks to be discussed at Chambersburg workshop by STACEY DANZUSO