What happened on December 17, 2003

NEWS

• Commissioners approve fees on some new housing by TARA REILLY

• Bulldogs slide into hoops mode by CURT HORNBECKER

• Bake it and they will come by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Lions roar back from slow start by JACK HILL III

• Giving thanks by giving food and nutrition by LYNN F. LITTLE

• Dinner with doc by LAURA ERNDE

• Mail Call by

• Letter raises eyebrows at board meeting by DAVE McMILLION

• Kump lauded for workplace justice quest by MARLO BARNHART

• Hagerstown City Council briefs by JULIE E. GREENE

• Small property owners need a break in new zoning plan by BOB MAGINNIS

• Author defends importance of publicly funded Voice of America by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Letters to the editor by William Barton

• Grants, donors bring $55,000 to library fund by MARLO BARNHART

• City, police union reps begin public negotiations by JULIE E. GREENE

• Williamsport fifth-graders get lesson in giving by PEPPER BALLARD

• Blazers remain unbeaten by BILL STERNER / Staff Correspondent

• School Board OKs changes in staffing by PEPPER BALLARD

• Trash pickup unaffected by holidays 

• Landfill yields more grave sites by TARA REILLY

• Rockets down Indians in overtime 

• Star-struck Knights by DAN KAUFFMAN

• More than $4,000 stolen from restaurant slot machines by DAVE McMILLION

• Vandalism keeps soap out of Md. schools by DAVID DISHNEAU

• Local lawyer tapped for Circuit judge by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• DeHaven leaves bench for shot at sheriff's job by CANDICE BOSELY

• Police log 

• Four W.Va. men indicted following federal probe by

• Obituaries 

• Lenox to begin shipping Jan. 5 by JULIE E. GREENE