What happened on November 30, 2005

NEWS

• Threat causes lockdown at schools by ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Found animals 

• 2005 All-Area Boys Cross Country 

• Growth affects Berkeley County Schools by DAVE McMILLION

• Bridge club posts results 

• Ross says good workers will be harder to find by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Water rescue by Ric Dugan

• Williamsport Christmas parade set for Sunday 

• Restaurant inspections might go public by DON AINES

• Mail Call 

• Local briefs 

• City, 2 towns return power contracts to Allegheny by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Council approves Suns' fireworks request after colorful blasts by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Truck driver hits guardrail on I-70 by ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Blast from the Past 

• Washington County briefs by TARA REILLY

• County advised to hire ag marketer by TARA REILLY

• Tree trimming By Ric Dugan

• A holiday miracle and some angry feedback from readers by BOB MAGINNIS

• Obituaries 

• Letters to the editor 

• Public's help sought in locating registered sex offender by Pepper Ballard

• Tasty tidings by JULIE E. GREENE

• Dealership break-ins might be related, police say by RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Police briefs for 11-30 

• Tri-state briefs for 11-30 

• Truckloads of soil making their way to expanded runway by TARA REILLY

• Court briefs by ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Woman receives three years in theft scheme by Pepper Ballard

• Area athletes play for NCAA soccer champs 

• Winds, rain leave damage in their wake by staff reports

• United Ways join forces in W.Va. 

• Municipalities in Pa. eye health-care savings by DON AINES