What happened on February 12, 2004

NEWS

• At 73, trombonist has regular gig by KATE COLEMAN

• Trucker wanted in shooting remains at large by BRIAN SHAPPELL

• Hancock briefs by TARA REILLY

• Chili in forecast for Winter Festival by MARLO BARNHART

• Gaels toe the line, beat Knights in overtime by CURT HORNBECKER

• Juvenile court briefs by PEPPER BALLARD

• Man charged with threatening to shoot woman over parking by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Miner miracle by BOB PARASILITI

• Weather damages Hancock Town Hall's roof 

• Classes will be held Monday in Berkeley County by CANDICE BOSELY

• Smithsburg girls hang on by JACK HILL III

• Rebels rock, roll Railroaders by BOB PARASILITI

• Police log 

• Quick start sparks Hubs by TRAVIS KING/Staff Correspondent

• Man charged with threatening to shoot woman over shoveled-out parking space by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Water proposal meets with mixed reaction by SCOTT BUTKI

• Mail Call 

• Man says his firm could clear city sidewalks for less by gregory

• Obituaries 

• Officials weigh space needs in Jefferson County by DAVE McMILLION

• United Way raises about $1.5 million by MARLO BARNHART

• Jefferson Commission hears request for TV station funds by DAVE McMILLION

• Letters to the editor 

• They may be middleweights, but they're heavy hitters by ANDY MASON

• State advises against adding signals at busy intersection by CANDICE BOSELY

• Merchants association to vote on disbanding by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Former Count Basie Orchestra director got his start in teen dance bands by KATE COLEMAN

• American sound in the arms of the world by KATE COLEMAN

• Rep. Capito to travel to Iraq, Afghanistan 

• With love from Broadway by MIN SHEPHERD

• Ehrlich asks for slots by LAURA ERNDE

• Martinsburg Council votes against upping its pay by CANDICE BOSELY

• Pa. man sentenced in fatal 2002 crash by DON AINES

• Banquet to honor local businesses 

• Several irked at plan for PenMar by LAURA ERNDE

• Father gets 5 to 10 years in assault of infant son by DON AINES

• Lions advance to state duals 

• Wildcats pin down Cougars by ANDREW MASON

• Fire destroys much of home by BRIAN SHAPPELL