What happened on February 20, 2004

NEWS

• Letters to the editor 

• Hagerstown officials seeking to reduce Antietam pollutants by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Jefferson County briefs 

• Eagles girls have eyes to stifle Cadets by BILL STERNER / Staff Correspondent

• Munson acts to protect tip jar program by LAURA ERNDE

• School custodian charged with theft by BRIAN SHAPPELL

• Odor in the court by CANDICE BOSELY

• Halos win first annual February Freedom Volleyball Tournament 

• W.Va. woman found slain by CANDICE BOSELY

• What about their friends? by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Mail Call 

• Several apply for supervisor slot 

• Basketball notes - McNamee goes for 300th win by DAN KAUFFMAN

• Township to discuss its recreation plan 

• Johnson takes on star's role by TIM KOELBLE

• School candidates speak at annual Founder's Day Dinner by SCOTT BUTKI

• Ebola researcher shows no symptoms by DAVID DISHNEAU

• Fire destroys Big Pool garage by PEPPER BALLARD

• Residents ask commissioners for library funds by TAMELA BAKER

• State neither charged nor cleared Mades by BRIAN SHAPPELL

• After Hours for 2/20 

• Munson seeks law regulating tanning bed use by children by LAURA ERNDE

• Course helps workers to be their B.E.S.T. by DON AINES

• Police log 

• Local roundup - Cougars top Leopards, clinch piece of crown 

• Dodge goes big with 2004 Durango by JASON STEIN/Wheelbase Communications

• Father asks mercy for driver in son's death by PEPPER BALLARD

• Cheney visit is planned by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Deer is set free by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Wrestling notes - Question to be answered at county tournament by ANDREW MASON

• DNR wanted to test deer for disease by BRIAN SHAPPELL

• Some car owners stuck in neutral by JULIE E. GREENE

• Obituaries 

• Polar Bear Plunge in Hancock set Saturday 

• Deer drew support of many by WANDA T. WILLIAMS

• True Grit returns to honor athletes 

• Children can be 'detectives' when it comes to making food choices by LISA TEDRICK PREJEAN