What happened on October 18, 2004

NEWS

• 'Chemo Friendly Restaurants' by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Crash victim put family first by DON AINES

• School briefs 

• Area Roundup 

• Chili cook-off serves about 200, raises money for shelter by TRISH RUDDER/Staff Writer

• Berry wants students readied for real world by SCOTT BUTKI

• Medicare reforms complicated, but help is available By TAMELA BAKER

• College costs continue to rise by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Bloodmobiles to stop in Tri-State area 

• Reflections 

• Hooper faces challenge for Jefferson Commission seat by DAVE McMILLION

• Obituaries 

• State electronic voting machine battle continues by WANDA T. WILLIAMS

• Go, Do, Learn 

• Wayne Band in concert 

• REACH Cold Weather Shelter to open Nov. 14 

• Pa. bar association offers will seminar 

• YMCA honors past leaders at dedication by DON AINES

• Toys for tots drive kicks off by WANDA T. WILLIAMS

• Fairchild reunion rescheduled for Nov. 6 

• Tickets available for president's visit to Hershey 

• Martinsburg briefs by CANDICE BOSELY

• Sleek Merak was a best-seller for Maserati by MALCOLM GUNN/Wheelbase Communications

• Police briefs 

• Never too old to change by JANET HEIM

• Pa. State police investigate robbery By DON AINES

• Bertoni created classic vehicle designs by JASON STEIN/Wheelbase Communications

• Artist's print becomes North High stadium fund-raiser by SCOTT BUTKI

• Retired educator spends time training retrievers by MARLO BARNHART