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What happened on August 31, 2003
NEWS
Recalls
Aeration is bad for putts, good for greens
SI poll of Marylanders has some surprises by MARK KELLER
Free Microsoft seminar is Sept. 9
Holiday alters trash pickup
Policies protect victim's identity
Briefly
Loss ends Suns' hopes of playoffs
National Steinbeck Center opens agricultural wing
Hospital fight draining focus from Hagerstown's top goal by TIM ROWLAND
Tri-State Calendar
Gordon helped bring NASCAR to the masses by JASON STEINWheelbase Communications
Day care a key to employment for poor By Russell Williams
ABC accepting applicants for training program
Anti-terrorism law puts librarians in middle by JULIE E. GREENE
Local leadership doesn't inspire confidence in younger generation By Allan Wagaman
Quincy Ox Roast, if you go
Showing tolerance by LAURA ERNDE
JB Rockets win opener in overtime
Private purveyor picks Hagerstown by BOB MAGINNIS
On the trail of hidden treasure by ANDREA ROWLAND
300 attend concert to benefit food agency by SCOTT BUTKI
Money Matters
Horsemen worried about track expansion by TARA REILLY
Paintballers pray to play in league by TARA REILLY
Car show scheduled at Harpers Ferry
Audience likes homeyness of music festival by SCOTT BUTKI
At Quincy, Pa., Ox Roast, beef is the order of the day by BONNIE H. BRECHBILL
City man found guilty of robbery by JULIE E. GREENE
At therapeutic center, horses used for healing by BONNIE H. BRECHBILL
Police log
Nora's Triple Crunchy Cheddar Ham and Macaroni One-Dish Supper
Quiz time - historic firsts abound in area by CANDICE BOSELY
Sloppy assembly helped doom Bricklin by MALCOLM GUNN/Wheelbase Communications
Next year's garden by Dorry Baird Norris
Credit use has rewards, but they come at a price by LAURA ERNDE
Business briefs 8/31
Online divorce forms speed process by ANDREA ROWLAND
Letters to the editor
Contest winner shares recipes
Holding the fort by ANDREW SCHOTZ
Obituaries
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