What happened on October 04, 2005

NEWS

• Man sentenced in sex offense By PEPPER BALLARD

• Obituaries 

• Area roundup 

• Walnut Council to discuss hardwoods management 

• County given nearly $5 million By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• School lunches 

• A time of great joy By HIRA ZEB

• Senior activities 

• Neff 'still waiting to wake up' from Presidents Cup dream By TIM KOELBLE

• Five file for pair of seats on Clear Spring council By MARLO BARNHART

• Why citizens should OK affordable housing relief 

• Ag calendar 

• Governor to speak at City Hospital's centennial event 

• Victory gives College Park familiar good vibes By BOB PARASILITI

• Officials toss dirt for sewer project by TARA REILLY

• A scourge that continues 

• Live chat with Herald-Mail Executive Editor Terry Headlee - transcript 

• Raising veggies for ethnic markets 

• Letters to the editor 

• Not all wet By HIRA ZEB and NELL BARBER

• So many choices By Richard T. Meagher

• Firearms rule might be reviewed by KAREN HANNA

• Mail Call 

• Marshall plan works for 'Dogs By ANDY MASON

• Pa. health center receives federal grant 

• Partisan politics storms in wake of Katrina's fury By TIM ROWLAND

• Boonsboro plans zoning hearings By KAREN HANNA

• Fire heavily damages home By DON AINES

• Washington County briefs By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Local briefs 

• Town picks Oct. 31 for trick-or-treating By KAREN HANNA

• Community briefs 

• Wheel keeps on turning By FEDORA COPLEY

• It's unanimous -- Mario strikes out By SARAH JOHNSTON

• Berkeley Springs briefs By TRISH RUDDER

• Postal station increasing deliveries By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Helping Katrina victims By Yvette May

• Police agree to join forces By KAREN HANNA

• Documents show man tried to cover up Little Me robbery By PEPPER BALLARD

• State officials grapple with problems in tracking sex offenders by PEPPER BALLARD

• Boonsboro calendar 

• Man's foot is crushed at Pa. stone company By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Martin becomes the hero By DAN KAUFFMAN

• Boonsboro council approves storm management contract By KAREN HANNA

• DuPont sells its Berkeley County plant By DAVE McMILLION

• Clothing store sports fresh look downtown By BONNIE H. BRECHBILL

• Band director blends music, teaching By MARLO BARNHART

• No. 4 Trojans rally to turn away No. 3 Devils By CHRIS CARTER /Staff Correspondent

• Frederick woman dies following I270 crash 

• Busy intersection to get signal upgrade 

• Rock 'n' roll By HIRA ZEB