What happened on February 01, 2005

NEWS

• Births 

• Soundtrack has far more bark than bite by TIM ROWLAND

• Belichick's genius was hidden in Cleveland by TIM KOELBLE

• Anniversaries 

• Hancock mayor re-elected by TARA REILLY

• Senior menu 

• Cushwa sworn in by MARLO BARNHART

• No. 1 Patriots fend off Mercersburg's challenge 

• An apology to our readers 

• Slots and property taxes 

• Hospice seeks bakers 

• Humane Society plans volunteer orientation 

• W.Va. book discussion weighs in on brain, stomach relationship by TRISH RUDDER

• College Corner - Rice at the Hub of Elon's program by TIM KOELBLE

• W.Va. book discussion by TRISH RUDDER

• Driver charged 

• Ehrlich agenda should not be held hostage to politics 

• Man faces charges in shooting incident by RICHARD BELISLE

• Snook says growth under control by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Stoy set for county treasurer's run by DON AINES

• Mail Call 

• Hospice offers volunteer training in March 

• Board hears filing appeal, will reveal its decision today by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Stoy set for county treasurer's run by DON AINES

• Brown's 30 points lead HCC women past Allegany by JACK HILL III

• Fast Track program can help students get on the job faster by DAVE McMILLION

• Fast Track program can help students get on the job faster by DAVE McMILLION

• Next calendar 

• Classes in the Tri-state area 

• Man faces charges in shooting incident by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Training heightens awareness by MARLO BARNHART

• Letters to the editor 

• Club meetings, fund-raisers, support groups 

• Longtime ag agent Schwartz dies by MARLO BARNHART

• Businessman devoted to tree-lined streets by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Heritage Academy honor roll 2nd quarter 2004-05 

• Pa. man charged in cleaver attack by DON AINES

• Police briefs 

• Businessman devoted to tree-lined streets by RICHARD BELISLE

• Who needs the Academy? by ANDREA ROWLAND

• One-point loss to State leaves Rams feeling pointless by BILL STERNER

• Hawks fly on Miner's wings by BOB PARASILITI

• Activist levels accusations against reporter by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Barbershoppers will sing to your valentine 

• Hoop Shoot results 

• Woman pleads guilty to sex assault charge by DON AINES

• Indictments handed up in Nov. fatal beating by JULIE E. GREENE

• YMCA youth programs to benefit from charity gala by MARIE GILBERT/Staff writer

• Clear Spring Middle School honor roll MP3 2004-05 

• E. Russell Hicks Middle School honor roll MP3 2004-05 

• Obituaries 

• Trump aims to be spokesman for the city by GREGORY T. SIMMONS

• Fidelity Bank in Halfway robbed at gunpoint by BRIAN SHAPPELL