What happened on April 10, 2003

NEWS

• Woman sues planing mill in husband's death by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Obituaries for 4/10 

• A sandwich of fabric and filling by Chris Copley

• Police log for April 10 

• Mail Call for 4/9 

• Suns, Valdez don't back down from Intimidators 

• Children's Village now open to out-of-county students 

• Panel says lake needs dredging by SCOTT BUTKI

• 'The Raven' by Edgar Allan Poe

• Munson takes on kindergarteners by TIM ROWLAND

• City to join veterans in tribute to troops by SCOTT BUTKI

• Tinkering with the tax plan 

• Mason - O's fortunes have loyalists singing 'How Dry I Am' by ANDY MASON

• Educator: Act is 'slap in the face' by PEPPER BALLARD

• Prepackaged meals not as plain as they once were by KATE COLEMAN

• Jefferson County properties sought for farmland protection plan by DAVE McMILLION

• Temps are chilly, Suns are hot by BOB PARASILITI

• Letters to the editor - 4/10/03 

• Meter hike an awful idea 

• Hancock town council briefs by TARA REILLY

• Fire guts Boonsboro equipment business by PEPPER BALLARD

• 'My Home' by Ruby Diffendal/Poet

• Family says it will fight to save land from bypass by RICHARD BELISLE

• Tips for preserving antique quilts 

• Museum houses town's history by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Egg hunts scheduled 

• Free verse in the Tri-State 

• Recreation hall pays tribute to 'unsung hero' by MARLO BARNHART

• Poetry in motion by KATE COLEMAN

• Some teachers don't meet federal standard by PEPPER BALLARD

• Public hearing set on proposed strip club restrictions by DAVE McMILLION

• Target Distribution Center seeks more workers by RICHARD BELISLE

• Hancock plans celebration for 150th anniversary 

• Sympathy for the devil by Chris Copley