What happened on November 28, 2005

NEWS

• One man's trash is a farmer's treasure by DAVE McMILLION

• Bridge club posts results 

• Take-home laptops available to students by KAREN HANNA

• Entries sought for decorating contest 

• Bloodmobiles 

• Light Duty by Joe Crocetta

• Three (years) is magic number for W.Va. 9 completion by DAVE McMILLION

• Open-house event held at Antietam Academy 

• Police briefs 

• Letters to the editor 

• Senior menu 

• Found animals 

• Support groups 

• Project hazardous to auto business, man says by DAVE McMILLION

• Correction 

• Obituaries 

• Foundation holds annual meeting, elects officers 

• Life after cancer by JULIE E. GREENE

• School briefs 

• Local sergeant presents governor with flag 

• Traffic is heavy on the busiest travel day of year by ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• In the schools 

• Firefighters from 3 states battle blaze by DANIEL J. SERNOVITZ

• W.Va. youth participates in national soccer game 

• Teens & Sex by TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Hunters ready to hit the woods in Pa. by DON AINES

• Volunteers ready to shovel snow by ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Recreation director has big plans for city by MARLO BARNHART

• Pregnancy prevention needs assessment to be presented Dec. 6 by TIFFANY ARNOLD