What happened on September 05, 2004

NEWS

• History of 'lopes finally is revealed by JULIE E. GREENE

• Ella Oppenheim fled Nazi Germany in 1937 by MARLO BARNHART

• It's a blanket response by BONNIE H. BRECHBILL

• Malpractice crisis driving doctors away by BOB MAGINNIS

• Children get a taste of history through battlefield programs by PEPPER BALLARD

• New business Q&A - Franklin Street Grill 

• They take the fun out of being you by KATE COLEMAN

• Fiberglass doors improve look and boost value by JAMES and MORRIS CAREY

• Money matters 

• Upcoming events at Old Bedford Village 

• Local roundup - Urbana rips Tuscarora in opener 

• Letters to the editor 

• Not coming to a town near you by MARK KELLER

• A sense of herbs - Invaders at the garden gate by Dorry Baird Norris

• Plant is cleaning up its act by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Always Ron's returns deli to former glory by E.T. MOORE

• Business Briefs 

• Apartment fire put out quickly in city by PEPPER BALLARD

• Suns' skid hits 13 

• Zoning is a hot issue by CANDICE BOSELY

• At a time when we need it most, four leaders step forward by TIM ROWLAND

• Shippensburg rips Rams 

• Steps to prevent thieves from hijacking your identity 

• DNR announces archery hunting dates 

• Counting casualties by ANDREA ROWLAND

• Obituaries 

• What's in a medal? It depends by James C. Haught

• Girls set up meeting with North By JACK HILL III/Staff Correspondent

• Bird-hunting opportunities arrive with changing seasons by BILL ANDERSON

• Old Bedford Village - a trip back in time by KATE COLEMAN

• Cub Scout fund-raiser leads to bakeware business, cookbook 

• Lawsuits will drive doctors away by Frank Collins

• Waterfowl hunting to begin in October 

• Quincy Ox Roast lacks Ox by BONNIE H. BRECHBILL

• 'Cutting the cord' by WANDA T. WILLIAMS

• Business People 

• Mini Page moving to Monday's paper as part of changes by JAKE WOMER

• New business Q&A - Volant Technology Services LLC 

• Coin show makes change look like a million by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• The pride of Maugansville by PEPPER BALLARD

• Festival features folk music by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Warriors find way into county finals by ANDREW MASON

• Your Sports Announcements