What happened on November 07, 2004

NEWS

• They had cannons for arms by WANDA T. WILLIAMS

• Scholarship award 

• 92-year-old still spry enough to fly BY ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Tri-State business calendar 

• Tri-state business briefs 

• Letters to the editor 

• Fear and loathing in America - the election's driving forces by TIM ROWLAND

• Cadets beat TJ, earn top seed in 3A West by TIM KOELBLE

• Tell lawmakers you're fed up with lawyers by Daniel J. Weinberg, M.D. F.A.C.S

• Simple tasks require basic toolkit by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Allegany rips HCC by RYAN ALLEN/Staff Writer

• A force to be reckoned with by Sid Huguenin

• Barnes is noble for Warriors by BOB PARASILITI

• Bus carries Steelers past Eagles 

• Deer hunting is in the rut by BILL ANDERSON

• New business Q&A - Upstairs Linen Closet 

• Money matters 

• Hacking our way out of rezoning jungle by George Michael

• Running out of time by Dorry Norris

• Fighting fire with fees by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Day trips 

• Business people 

• 'Dallas' star Keel dead at 85 

• Palmer follows region leaders into the Hall by BILL STERNER/Staff Correspondent

• Obituaries 

• Open space and good cooking 

• Veterans Day reminds us that freedom isn't free by Todd Cordell

• Fried Apples - recipe 

• Drug, DUI dispositions 

• Sprewell leaves sense off in bargain hunt by MARK KELLER

• Charles Town Races & Slots adds racing dates by LARRY YANOS

• Fishermen learn on the fly by WANDA T. WILLIAMS

• Millie Rinehart loved her family, bingo and Billy by MARLO BARNHART

• Nostalgia takes off at Fairchild reunion BY PEPPER BALLARD

• Digging into the mountain by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Potpie - recipe 

• Pigskin tradition by JULIE E. GREENE

• A 'nonthreatening' voice for teachers by BOB MAGINNIS

• Bands seek high marks at competition by PEPPER BALLARD

• Waynesboro band reaps the benefits from craft show by BONNIE H. BRECHBILL

• Quincy Retirement Community employees honored by company 

• Chambersburg's Morrison finishes 12th at state meet 

• Mercersburg Academy to build $21 million performing arts center by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Vendors don't put all their crafts in one basket by BONNIE H. BRECHBILL

• Venturing into adulthood by ANDREA ROWLAND