What happened on September 22, 2005

NEWS

• Marriage licenses 

• Obituaries 

• Top course performances in area prep cross country 

• Native tribes were 1st settlers by HEATHER C. SMATHERS

• HTG Mill among Beaver Creek's historic buildings by ADAM BEHSUDI

• Hawks plot course to win behind Plotner by JACK HILL III / Staff Correspondent

• Technical Innovation Center 

• Service offers hope for peace by CANDICE BOSELY

• Smithsburg 

• Hancock rich in transportation history by HEATHER C. SMATHERS

• Help for home buyers 

• Quad State conference coming to town by TAMELA BAKER

• Founder ended up broke by HEATHER C. SMATHERS

• Red Cross blood drives planned in county 

• Hancock 

• Funkstown 

• Service groups 

• Chamber of Commerce 

• Alcoholics Anonymous 

• Humane Society 

• Local briefs 

• Lawmakers say sales tax offers more tax relief by DON AINES

• Can I get a big A-men? by TIM ROWLAND

• Weather to remain dry, warm in October by ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• State lawmakers 

• Williamsport 

• Boonsboro 

• Voting 

• Keedysville 

• Sharpsburg 

• Little Heiskell Duplicate Bridge Club posts results 

• Community briefs 

• Girl Scouts 

• Square ideas in Waynesboro to be sent to the state 

• School board briefs by KAREN HANNA

• Boy Scouts 

• Police briefs 

• Rezoning request triggers another City Council dispute by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Pets 

• Edc 

• Spell-bound by personal sports favorites by ANDY MASON

• Pageant board officers elected 

• Clear Spring 

• Mail Call 

• Letters to the editor 

• Neighborhood watches 

• Found animals 

• Senior clubs 

• County Commissioners 

• Meetings to focus on land preservation program by TARA REILLY

• City woman is charged in abandoned baby case by ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Wilson College to host Katrina relief festival on Oct. 1 

• Music and art festival to help filmmaker's effort by CANDICE BOSELY

• Support groups 

• Area Roundup 

• HTG Volunteers by ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Religion 

• Canal closing affected Big Pool families by ADAM BEHSUDI

• Funding school construction 

• Don't touch that dial - It's SydTV by BIG SYDNEY

• Chili takes center stage at cook-off by KRISTIN WILSON

• W.Va. craft show to draw thousands by JULIE E. GREENE

• Clear spring gave town its name by HEATHER C. SMATHERS

• Founders were in quest of land by HEATHER C. SMATHERS

• Berkeley Springs serves more than its 1-2 punch by ANDREW MASON

• Telework Center 

• County students attend leadership retreat by KAREN HANNA

• Weak ground game has Terps running in place by BOB PARASILITI

• Advanced Technology Center 

• Railroad made Cascade a resort area by HEATHER KEELS

• Rescuers return from Louisiana by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Singles 

• Bill calls for removal of killer's remains 

• Man who fled from bailiffs found under car and barefoot by CANDICE BOSELY

• Brownsville has a post office and a history by HEATHER KEELS

• Funkstown started out as Jerusalem by HEATHER C. SMATHERS

• Allegation stalls trial in slaying of woman by Pepper Ballard

• Hagerstown 

• Steam engine and craft show this weekend in Smithsburg by JULIE E. GREENE

• Famed ghost hunter tells tales of the paranormal by DAVE McMILLION

• New water tower to serve Berkeley County's northern end by CANDICE BOSELY

• Sharpsburg county's first town by HEATHER C. SMATHERS

• Recycling 

• Service news 

• Downsville history predates the community by TONY BUDNY

• Coping 

• Early settler had land grant from king by HEATHER C. SMATHERS

• Look, up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a - whole bunch of planes! by JULIE E. GREENE

• Refugee relocation puts housing issue in spotlight 

• Area students participate in international prayer event by KAREN HANNA

• Washington County Historical Society 

• HTG Sandy Hook beginnings based on folklore by HEATHER KEELS