What happened on November 02, 2004

NEWS

• Deputies investigating shooting at Sportsmen's Paradise by CANDICE BOSELY

• Do your duty and vote 

• Calendar 

• Send cards to our troops 

• No vote? No matter by ANDREA ROWLAND

• All the right moves 

• Boonsboro briefs 

• Annexation critic invites council to picnic by SCOTT BUTKI

• Franklin County jobless rate dips to 3 percent by DON AINES

• Seminoles' 'fast lane' style put Terps in passing zone by BOB PARASILITI

• Mail Call 

• Commissioners keep stalling land-use plan by TIM ROWLAND

• Loyalton hosts event 

• Letters to the editor 

• County election director predicts a bigger turnout by SCOTT BUTKI

• Clerks calling for nearly 70% in Panhandle by DAVE McMILLION

• Rezoning program proposed by TARA REILLY

• Police briefs 

• Woolly bears found two contest winners by BRIAN SHAPPELL

• Marriage & sports, A day-night doubleheader by BOB PARASILITI

• Sharpsburg to renew agreement with Adelphia by JULIE E. GREENE

• One isn't so lonely for Warriors by CHRIS CARTER/Staff Correspondent

• She came to learn, and earn by JANET HEIM

• Court briefs 

• Planning briefs 

• Prosecutor says injured 3-year-old's recovery uncertain by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Heavy turnout reported locally by PEPPER BALLARD

• Knights put end to what they started by ANDREW MASON

• Man faces charges in W.Va. stabbing by CANDICE BOSELY

• Man still missing after river plunge by CANDICE BOSELY

• Blickenstaff, Baker happy to be elected by MARLO BARNHART

• Keedysville town clerk wears many hats by MARLO BARNHART

• PTA raises money with Fall Festival by Alicia Notarianni

• Our town - HCC's Lifelong Learning program in good hands with Anne Myers by JANET HEIM

• Some in Franklin County expect highest voter turnout since 92 by DON AINES

• Red Hat ladies mix, fun, fashion and charity by CANDICE BOSELY

• Obituaries 

• Families turn out in droves for Lions Club pancake breakfast by Alicia Notarianni

• New documentary chronicles Hagerstown aviation history by RICHARD F. BELISLE