What happened on November 23, 2004

NEWS

• Olds W-30 was a hidden muscle-car gem by OTTO STEIN/Wheelbase Communications

• Pet watch 

• Singing in the season 

• Many families will hit the road for the holiday by BRIAN SHAPPELL

• Byrd helps get millions for projects in Panhandle by DAVE McMILLION

• Suns logos celebrate anniversary 

• Found animals 

• Letters to the editor 

• Pa. groups puts depot land plan in place by DON AINES

• The write stuff by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Fire guts attic bedrooms by BRIAN SHAPPELL

• Mail Call 

• Community briefs 

• NBA has no fighting chance to save its image by TIM KOELBLE

• Celebrity news 

• Hospital, Berkeley Springs come up winners in federal budget by CANDICE BOSELY

• Flu shot registration encouraged by SCOTT BUTKI

• Donations now being accepted for K-9 soldiers 

• Hawks sweep away opposition by TIM KOELBLE

• Police briefs 

• Calendar 

• Thanksgiving services planned in area 

• Union appeals suspensions for Artest, O'Neal, Jackson 

• TV highlights 11/23/04 

• Ag calendar 

• School lunches 

• Yard waste pickups listed 

• Marines, Iraqi forces launch offensive south of Baghdad 

• Coaches for teachers: A look at the SAS plan by BOB MAGINNIS

• Correspondence course in forestry to be offered 

• Obituaries 

• 'Meet the Warriors Night' set 

• Santa, trains, German traditions featured this season 

• Markets stock up for the big feast by WANDA T. WILLIAMS

• Working tax may get boost in Chambersburg by DON AINES

• Cordless tools threaten men's value in society by TIM ROWLAND

• King celebration being planned by WANDA T. WILLIAMS

• Community Christmas dinner to be held in Shepherdstown 

• In the spirit by SCOTT BUTKI

• Deer hunters off to good start in W.Va. by DAVE McMILLION

• Piano examinations are scheduled for April 

• Drivers can be thankful for lower pump prices by JULIE E. GREENE

• Club news, fund-raisers, reunions, support groups 

• Break-in reported at Craig Paving 

• County family receives Century Farm designation 

• Ex-chaplain gets 4-year sentence for abuse by PEPPER BALLARD

• Pa. man charged in son's death by DON AINES