What happened on January 22, 2004

NEWS

• Woman charged in heroin death by CANDICE BOSELY

• HCC has a record enrollment for spring by SCOTT BUTKI

• Doctors rally for malpractice insurance reform by LAURA ERNDE

• Gaels' defense is show-stopper to Mercersburg by BILL STERNER / Staff Correspondent

• Charles Town Races & Slots plans $25 million expansion by DAVE McMILLION

• Letters to the editor 

• Photography as art by KATE COLEMAN

• Mozart's works continue to speak in a profound way by Elizabeth Schulze

• Thanks to Gov. Ehrlich for USM center funding 

• Blue Storm turns page on Rebels by TIM KOELBLE

• Mail Call 

• Ramer appointed to St. Thomas post by BONNIE H. BRECHBILL

• Musician Chalfant's condition improves by BRIAN SHAPPELL

• County schools gain in budget by LAURA ERNDE

• Panhandle campaign reaches new heights by DAVE McMILLION

• Township committee to study impact fees by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• World's online marketplace auctions W.Va. without reserve by TIM ROWLAND

• Waynesboro to receive $195,000 in federal grants by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• A wise man puts his football IQ on line with Pats by DAN KAUFFMAN

• Emotional and spiritual music by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Libraries feeling the budget pinch again by DON AINES

• Catamounts dismount all over Hawks by JACK HILL III

• Coss remembered as determined and loyal by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Tyler's effort leads Blazers 

• Hagerstown man gets 20 years in city shooting case by PEPPER BALLARD

• Playing with the classy side of the guitar by KATE COLEMAN

• Woman dies in work accident by PEPPER BALLARD

• DSS recognizes two families by MARLO BARNHART

• Charges reduced after evidence is mishandled by CANDICE BOSELY

• Not guilty plea entered in Hammersla case by BRIAN SHAPPELL

• Miss Washington county Stacy Miller has had busy schedule this 

• Obituaries 

• Five young women vie for Miss Berkeley County crown 

• Police log