What happened on September 21, 2003

NEWS

• Eisenhower farm is telling of time period by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Hunters have long season by BILL ANDERSON / Staff Correspondent

• County, neighbors split on best way to update bridge by KATE COLEMAN

• Third of area firms set to hire 

• Boot camp to break in rookie dads by

• Terps' defense has its own plan by BOB PARASILITI

• 23,000 still without power by MARLO BARNHART

• Sometimes, paper makes a wrong decision by Terry Headlee

• Seminars and law series scheduled 

• The man of the hour by LAURA ERNDE

• Analysis of the facts should answer city's questions by James P. Hamill

• Survey seeking input on activities by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Autumnal lookback by Dorry Baird Norris

• X-C lacks luster in places by ANDY MASON

• Scandal averted at baked goods exhibit by LYN WIDMER

• Letters to the editor 

• Fire tax vs. autonomy by TIM ROWLAND

• Good taste lingers at Schoenberger's by E.T. MOORE

• Parents: Town shouldn't keep teens away from park by SCOTT BUTKI

• Obituaries 

• Admirals take command of Rebels by BOB PARASILITI

• School's fun night is chance for families, staff to mingle by MARLO BARNHART

• Hubs march past Cadets, move to 3-0 by TIM KOELBLE

• Rams fall to 0-3 

• Area Roundup - Railroaders top Knights for first time since 1980 

• Money Q&A - Bill Plavcan 

• Hubs, Leopards are county soccer champs by JACK HILL III

• Early season has provided some football surprises by MARK KELLER

• Experts - Join the 'no ivy' league by KATE COLEMAN

• Bridging the gap by PAT SCHOOLEY

• Police log 

• Decisions of yesterday still affect us today by BOB MAGINNIS

• Dog has day at Mack by TAMELA BAKER

• Patient advocates help with tough issues by LAURA ERNDE

• Moms-to-be pampered at baby shower by BONNIE H. BRECHBILL

• Islamic terrorists and the 'bug zapper' by Donald Currier