What happened on October 20, 2004

NEWS

• Roundup - W.Va. sectionals are rescheduled 

• Panel to discuss upcoming election 

• Team effort lifts Leopards by DAN KAUFFMAN

• School board approves policy on searches by SCOTT BUTKI

• Shuster: We are at war and war is a mess by DON AINES

• School board briefs by SCOTT BUTKI

• Light duty 

• Farmer, excavator facing off again in race for 56th District by CANDICE BOSELY

• Mail Call 

• HCC renovation a 'surreal' change by WANDA T. WILLIAMS

• $800,000 offered for land rights by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Duplicate bridge club posts results 

• Blast from the Past 

• Hagerstown briefs 

• Scientific efforts focus on Phoenicians 

• 53rd District candidates focus campaigns on Panhandle's growth by CANDICE BOSELY

• Panel says boost some county pay by TARA REILLY

• School official seeks to stop development by TARA REILLY

• Deal could bring more dining downtown by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Synagogue says 'shalom' by KATE COLEMAN

• Antrim Township officials talk police, farmland preservation by BONNIE H. BRECHBILL

• VA Medical Center flu clinic shuts down 

• All-County Orchestra concert moved to January 

• Officials have high hopes for Charles Town redevelopment by DAVE McMILLION

• Surkamp, Phalen square off for Jefferson Commission seat by DAVE McMILLION

• Woman puts up fight with alleged robber 

• City Council meeting date changed 

• School district, Menno Haven present sides to judge, tax board by DON AINES

• Afternoon police briefs 

• Police briefs 

• Obituaries 

• Barrett enters pleas of innocence by CANDICE BOSELY

• W.Va. lawmakers, candidates condemn dog's grisly death by CANDICE BOSELY

• Harbaugh opposed to standardized tests by SCOTT BUTKI

• Early enlightenment 

• Cake winners named at fair 

• Letters to the editor 

• Chef to give demonstration at Pa. workshop 

• 'An apple a day might keep the doctor away' by LYNN F. LITTLE

• Youth ballet company chooses dancers for upcoming season 

• Civil War museum eyed for Pry Farm by TARA REILLY

• Md. lawmakers seek special session on medical malpractice by TAMELA BAKER

• A soldier's tale - Retired colonel writes memoirs by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Pleasant Valley Ruritan celebrates 50 years of community servic by Alicia Notarianni

• Standoff ends peacefully by PEPPER BALLARD