What happened on October 31, 2003

NEWS

• Learn to collect art 'on a shoestring' by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Go, Do, Learn 

• Spirits of Hagerstown by TAMELA BAKER

• County officials continue detail work on impact fees by DAVE McMILLION

• Mail Call 

• Mail Call 

• Franklin County jobless rate drops by DON AINES

• Nigh critical of council's decision by SCOTT BUTKI

• 'Cats claim Antietam title by JACK HILL III

• Four games left for Terps to get things right by BOB PARASILITI

• Lucky marriage 'prospectors' will make the Fortune 500 by BOB PARASILITI

• University breaks ground on performing arts center 

• Shea, 19, running unopposed for school board seat by DON AINES

• Dog attacks have become more violent by BRIAN SHAPPELL

• Yummy...Halloween games and candy by BIG SYD

• The tuition dilemma 

• Criticism voiced over sewer plant plan in Jefferson County by DAVE McMILLION

• An alien enounter by KATE COLEMAN

• Hair's an idea by PEPPER BALLARD

• A night of sights along Potomac Street by KATE COLEMAN

• Research says housing is key to downtown's revitalization by TAMELA BAKER

• It's trick-or-treating time in the Tri-State area by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Police log 

• Hardware store auctions off its goods by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Mitsubishi expands product line for 2004 by Motor News Media Corporation

• Munday guilty in trooper shooting by CANDICE BOSELY

• Cars are the stars in Hollywood action flicks by JASON STEIN/Wheelbase Communications

• Hanlin best in 2A West by ANDREW MASON

• Fund is started for burn victim by BRIAN SHAPPELL

• Record field races at Hagerstown Speedway 

• Children can be taught the value of integrity at an early age by LISA TEDRICK PREJEAN

• Obituaries