What happened on October 13, 2004

NEWS

• Code problems detailed at two rental properties by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• A nice shady spot 

• Found animals 

• County asks attorney to probe billing rights by TARA REILLY

• A weekend for celebrating apples in the Tri-State area 

• Statham stays as Terps' starter ... for now by BOB PARASILITI

• Washington County briefs 

• Chamber forming co-op for electricity leverage by JULIE E. GREENE

• Letters to the editor 

• The stealth campaign for local board of education 

• Fox takes issue with FCC finding 

• Bob Schieffer moderates third presidential debate 

• Hagerstown briefs 

• Mail Call 

• City discusses union contract by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Council to spend a bit more on rink, take more control by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Mixed message by TAMELA BAKER

• Schilling might miss Game 5 because of ankle injury 

• Blast from the Past 

• Heritage students attend retreat 

• Temple trim 

• Cookbook is full of good recipes for any household 

• Parents say route is unsafe for kids by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Crumbs from the Cracker Barrel From the Cracker Barrel

• Police briefs 

• Most men aren't responsible enough to make a commitment by TIM ROWLAND

• Gibbs sticks by slumping Brunell 

• Food industry groups honor Rep. Bartlett 

• Magical teen county's 'most wonderful' by TARA REILLY

• Rolling out the dumplings by ANDREA ROWLAND

• So who won those Bush and Kerry Bears? Read on 

• Police report - Mobile home break-in reported 

• From the outdoor kitchen of Bill Gangloff ... courtesy of Bill Gangloff

• 'Cats upset No. 1 and previously unbeaten Warriors by JACK HILL III/Staff Correspondent

• Fun barbecue contest rules will be serious in Williamsport by KATE COLEMAN

• Leopards get back at Hubs by ANDREW MASON

• Williamsport town briefs 

• Ceremonies salute local USS Cole victims by SCOTT BUTKI

• Williamsport man in critical condition following accident 

• Snodderly slams door on Smithsburg by CURT HORNBECKER/Staff Correspondent

• Printing plant to expand plant, work force by DAVE McMILLION

• Area roundup - No. 4 Rockets cruise past Harrisburg 

• Tax relief forms go out in Pa. this month by DON AINES

• Byers' River City Market changing hands Nov. 1 by MARLO BARNHART

• Shepherd enrollment continues to climb by DAVE McMILLION

• Basket bingo set for fire hall 

• Police continue investigation into suspicious death by CANDICE BOSELY

• Local BPW Club kicks off National Business Women's Week by Alicia Notarianni

• World War II veterans named Mummers' grand marshals by TAMELA BAKER

• Grace Academy working toward accreditation 

• Boy with cerebral palsy finishes race by Arnold S. Platou

• Gram Jewel's Apple Dumplings courtesy of Phyllis Ishler

• Caffeine affects hydration and bone loss by LYNN F. LITTLE

• Woman hurt in wreck upgraded 

• Woman sentenced in theft scheme by PEPPER BALLARD

• Obituaries