What happened on September 14, 2005

NEWS

• Obituaries 

• WWII veterans reunite, reminsce about Iwo Jima by KAREN HANNA

• Friedgen wants Terps to watch credits roll By BOB PARASILITI

• Suns even up SAL title series By BOB PARASILITI

• Fort won't be needed for shelter by TARA REILLY

• Scrap tire drop-off slated for Sept. 24 

• Adopt-a-thon for pets planned 

• Annual alumni soccer game set 

• Bridge clubs donate proceeds to Katrina disaster relief 

• Reunion with family, class by MARLO BARNHART

• Letters to the editor 

• Williamsport briefs by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Williamsport briefly 

• Student evacuees find home at HCC by TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Basically, Warriors too strong for Hubs By CURT HORNBECKER / Staff Correspondent

• Corrections 

• Sheriff's department, Hagerstown police to share grant money by TARA REILLY

• Committee comes up with money to cover Canal Days expenses by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• HCC sees record enrollment 

• Colleges work to place Katrina students by TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Bridge work to begin 

• Mail Call 

• About 650 volunteers help with Day of Caring projects by DAVE McMILLION

• Panhandle residents show they care by CANDICE BOSLEY

• Found animals 

• Religious tone sparks debate about festival by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Female athlete nominees sought for annual Sports Day 

• How you can help 

• County task force to study code home rule by TARA REILLY

• Sharpsburg town hall might get upstairs bathroom by ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Spill the beans into your diet for good health by LYNN F. LITTLE

• Experienced Hubs roll over Cadets by JACK HILL III / Staff Correspondent

• Williamsport calendar 

• Funkstown briefs by Pepper Ballard

• Police briefs 

• Blast from the past 

• Area Roundup 

• Gun scare sends Clear Spring students home by ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Teenager competes in vocal music contest in Hershey, Pa. by MARLO BARNHART

• Rotary plans cook-off, cow patty bingo event 

• Armed man robs Fort Loudon bank by DON AINES

• Sheriff clears officers in arrest at Jefferson Co. fair by DAVE McMILLION

• Chinese cuisine added to heritage day celebration by JULIE E. GREENE

• Why Long Meadow area will get second shopping center by BOB MAGINNIS

• World Kitchen sells building by DON AINES

• Board in Waynesboro backs $40 million school renovation plan by DON AINES

• Waynesboro breaks out with goal and win by CHRIS CARTER /Staff Correspondent