What happened on November 04, 2004

NEWS

• Obituaries 

• Police briefs 

• Terps stand together by BOB PARASILITI

• Eagles soar into Section 1 final b CURT HORNBECKER/Staff Correspondent

• Mail Call 

• HCC gets favorable accreditation report by WANDA T. WILLIAMS

• Mail Call 

• The key to loving a bad team - Backwards logic by ANDY MASON

• School board doubles capital plan by SCOTT BUTKI

• School board briefs 

• Sharpsburg briefs 

• For election judges, newborn grandson is happiest return by JANET HEIM

• On zoning, county must eye preservation options 

• Franklin County voters go against state's trend for president by DON AINES

• Brain, plan not required to win by TIM ROWLAND

• Proposal includes four new schools 

• Playbills aplenty by KATE COLEMAN

• Pet of the week 

• Court briefs 

• Developer projects $255 million tag to renovate Ritchie by TARA REILLY

• Reorganized owners investing in Clarion by JULIE E. GREENE

• The service challengers do 

• Animal control costs county nearly $770,000 by TARA REILLY

• Area Roundup 

• Students mock the vote by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Letters to the editor 

• Hospitality is alive and well in Washington County by Tom Riford

• Police investigate possible drowning by DON AINES

• Church hosts used book sale 

• Bardane officials consider networking by DAVE McMILLION

• Man found beaten to death by PEPPER BALLARD and BRIAN SHAPPELL

• Free film festival explores nature by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Bulldogs bring high-powered offense to final four by ANDREW MASON

• Kauffman readies for his new role in Pa. legislature by DON AINES

• Tri-State area theater groups announce upcoming shows 

• Area residents divided on election's outcome by BRIAN SHAPPELL

• Berkely County incumbents virtually sweep election by CANDICE BOSELY

• Waynesboro Council approves liquor license for Hoover House by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Two charged in city man's beating death by PEPPER BALLARD and BRIAN SHAPPELL

• New Jefferson County Commissioners prepare for terms by DAVE McMILLION

• Baseball-theme restaurant to open at former Applebee's by JULIE E. GREENE