What happened on November 27, 2005

NEWS

• 'Skins face another ghost of their coaching past By JOSEPH WHITE

• Man to share business ideas with Estonians By DANIEL J. SERNOVITZ

• Curtain time nears! By BONNIE H. BRECHBILL

• Reunion (Nov. 27) 

• Tri-State calendar 

• Their project's on track By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Business briefs 

• Residents should prepare for worst By ERIN CUNNIGHAM

• Putting the car in (a national) park By Lyn Widmyer

• Ravens ride spoiler role as drive to smash Bengals By JOE KAY

• Scouting (Nov. 27) 

• Letters to the editor 

• Business people 

• County Interim Evacuation Plan excerpts 

• Entries sought for decorating contest 

• Developers offer $25,000 reward in recent fires 

• Few runs, few hits, many errors - Terps out of bowl game By KEITH PARSONS

• Holiday spirit has strings attached By PEPPER BALLARD

• Hunting season isn't over when opening day ends By Bill Anderson

• Area Roundup 

• County short of shelter space By ERIN CUNNIGHAM

• Facing deadline, we can write for paper almost anytime, any place By JOHN LEAGUE

• In the end, medical care, not choppers, should be the focus By Tim Rowland

• Gaels cut down Ireton to win MAIT by TIM KOELBLE

• Education 

• Online comparison shopping heats up By MICHAEL LIEDTKE

• In the cities 

• Fire 'pretty near' destroys Dam 5 home By PEPPER BALLARD

• Student news (Nov. 27) 

• A bit 'tardy', Santa still brightens ceremony By PEPPER BALLARD

• Gaels cut down Ireton to win MAIT By TIM KOELBLE

• New Business -- Posh Kids on the go 

• Young people (Nov. 27) 

• A modest proposal to end hospital strife By BOB MAGINNIS

• Obituaries 

• Library lightens up By CANDICE BOSLEY

• Charles Town holds off on switch to polytrack surface By Larry Yanos

• Discovery Station hosts magical performance By MARIE GILBERT

• Pick your price to convert vinyl to digital files By JAMES COATES

• Buttery crescents win contest By JULIE E. GREENE

• Book's not about Waynesboro, but you may recognize characters By RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Organizations 

• Out & About 

• Theater boss Marshall always thought of others By MARLO BARNHART

• Stores miss hunters on first day of deer season By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Comedian builds shows around cars By JASON STEIN

• Grace Academy honor roll 1st quarter 2005-06 

• Bank holds ribbon-cutting ceremony at new location