What happened on October 29, 2003

NEWS

• Woman, 19, dies in Interstate 81 accident by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Police log 

• Freshening up 

• Farm ordinance approved by TARA REILLY

• Flu shots offered around county 

• Curfew law made easier to enforce by SCOTT BUTKI

• Council OKs funding for day shelter by SCOTT BUTKI

• Three seek four open seats on Greencastle Borough Council by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Letters to the editor 

• $2.17 million suggested for roads by TARA REILLY

• McKee, Myers seeking delegation's leadership by LAURA ERNDE

• Hubs crack state Top 25 by MARK KELLER

• Bell rings up pair for Hubs by TIM KOELBLE

• Mail Call 

• County residents encouraged to get shots before flu season by TARA REILLY

• Board votes for development fees by TARA REILLY

• Hospital tries to quiet city's voice by SCOTT BUTKI

• Terrapins have worked themselves into a Quan-dry by BOB PARASILITI

• City Council briefs by SCOTT BUTKI

• Budget version OK'd by Council by DON AINES

• Judge: Defendant's statements can be used in arson trial by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• North girls mash Walkersville by TIM KOELBLE

• Munday case is sent to jury by CANDICE BOSELY

• Olive and canola oils may lower cholesterol by LYNN F. LITTLE

• Hancock's Halloween Parade set for today 

• A hair-raising win for the Wildcats by ANDREW MASON

• Commissioner Munson apologizes to board in wake of assault charge by TARA REILLY

• Remaking history as a USM campus by BOB MAGINNIS

• Mack hits milestone with millionth engine by TAMELA BAKER

• Subsidy to help some pay for sewer connection by DON AINES

• Trail blazing, fence building on workers' to-do list at Park by DAVE McMILLION

• Candidates waging write-in campaigns by DON AINES

• Obituaries