What happened on December 02, 2003

NEWS

• Obituaries 

• Letters to the editor 

• Autism on rise in schools by PEPPER BALLARD

• Wildlife preserve proposed by TARA REILLY

• Boonsboro High student keeps making the grade by PEPPER BALLARD

• Boonsboro Town Council briefs by SCOTT BUTKI

• Monday's area roundup 

• Friedgen has brought results to Terps by BOB PARASILITI

• Holiday Cooking calls for more than a hot oven by TIM ROWLAND

• Boonsboro High School Service Club collects cards for military by MARLO BARNHART

• Horse riding program will train volunteers 

• HCC rides past Takoma by DAN KAUFFMAN

• Bridge meeting set in W.Va. by

• Health care chief addresses insurance costs by TARA REILLY

• An eye on drawing by KATE COLEMAN

• Smithsburg Middle School honor roll MP2 2003-04 

• State grant expected by SCOTT BUTKI

• Wednesday's Update 

• Dec. 13 police vote merits Martinsburg citizens' okay 

• School menus 

• Medical evaluation asked for man convicted of sex assault by CANDICE BOSELY

• Hospital officials meet with planners by TARA REILLY

• Where hatchery stocks trout 

• City council votes in favor of two-hour parking downtown by DAVE McMILLION

• Forum to be held on Morgan County's future development by

• Pictures help tell Waynesboro's story by RICHARD BELISLE

• Boonsboro service news 

• Two charged with stabbing horses in 2002 by CANDICE BOSELY

• Anniversary 

• Fire marshals probing apartment blaze by BRIAN SHAPPELL

• Hatchery raises trout to stock state's ponds, rivers, lakes by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Kendall proposes historical park by SCOTT BUTKI

• Boonsboro town calendar 

• Police log 

• Store reports good first day of buck season by DON AINES

• Births 

• Western Heights Middle honor roll MP2 2003-04 by

• Prosecutor says Munday should serve life sentence by CANDICE BOSELY

• Trial delayed for W.Va. woman charged with wounding pastor by CANDICE BOSELY

• Mail Call 

• Clear Spring Middle School honor roll 2nd MP 2003-04 

• Budget holds line on taxes in Borough of Greencastle by RICHARD BELISLE

• Shank says PenMar board needs more state oversight by TARA REILLY