What happened on February 19, 2004

NEWS

• Obituaries 

• Hubs win share of league crown by ANDREW MASON

• Preliminary approval given to water, sewer policy changes by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Punt to face challenger in November by DON AINES

• Woman accuses sheriff of assault by BRIAN SHAPPELL

• Delegation seeks grant to entice armory renovation by LAURA ERNDE

• Juvenile court briefs 

• Few races set for Pa. primary in April 

• Food bank searching for temporary home by MARLO BARNHART

• Mail call 

• Still no decision on location of Wal-Mart in township by DON AINES

• Donoghue responds to criticism by GREGORY T. SIMMONS and LAURA ERNDE

• In touch with nature by KATE COLEMAN

• South Africa as shown through a camera lens by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Injury prompting review of school crossing safety by WANDA T. WILLIAMS

• Judging 'tastelessness' at W.Va. water competition by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Letters to the editor 

• Riford to head visitors bureau by TARA REILLY

• Proposed park projects delayed by TARA REILLY

• Police log 

• New Jefferson County 4-H leader is homegrown by CANDICE BOSELY

• Unger to hold town meetings Saturday 

• Committee works on major overhaul of slots bill 

• Bird's words apply as Red Sox cry foul by DAN KAUFFMAN

• Victim Witness Unit aids people affected by crime by PEPPER BALLARD

• North dominates Catoctin by BILL STERNER / Staff Correspondent

• W.Va. man indicted on murder charge by CANDICE BOSELY

• Oh, deer, they have a situation by TIM ROWLAND

• Pa. artists shares the joy of carving carousel horses by BONNIE H. BRECHBILL

• Center to field social service calls by LAURA ERNDE

• Couple says DNR plans to kill Bucky by BRIAN SHAPPELL

• Area roundup - Indians advance in District 5 playoffs 

• Pastoral theme in music has deep roots by Elizabeth Schulze

• Young women vie for crowns by KATE COLEMAN

• Prostitution's high-tech side shown in 'black book' by DAVID DISHNEAU