What happened on November 17, 2006

NEWS

• Obituaries 

• New season means fresh start for Tyler, Shepherd men's team by BOB PARASILITI

• Fifth-grader earns pass, hopes to get her kicks at NFL-sponsored event by ERIN JULIUS

• Mail Call 

• School lunches 

• Tree treasures by ERICK GIBSON / Staff Photographer

• Local governments face possible state fund cuts 

• Area agencies offering meals for Thanksgiving 

• Legion Post 202 plans food drive 

• Letters to the editor 

• Shepherd women's team hopes experience translates to wins by BOB PARASILITI

• Go, Do, Learn 

• Community calendar 

• Cause of phone outages in Berkeley Co. unknown by MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• A successful special session 

• Upcoming classes 

• United Way honors partner agencies, donors at reception by KAREN HANNA

• Separate Tri-State crashes kill two 

• Preps Boxscores 

• Weekend Calendar 

• County residents won't vote on charter board membership by TARA REILLY

• Hubs set for a shootout at FSK by MARK KELLER

• Take a behind-the-scenes look at rescue mission 

• Corrections 

• Preps Roundup 

• Panel says tax reform could mean more taxes for some by DON AINES

• Thanksgiving Eve service planned 

• Water wheels by Kevin G. Gilbert / Staff Photographer

• Police reports 

• Tri-State briefs 

• Found animals 

• 'The JFK's the one' by ANDREW MASON

• Waynesboro trash rates to increase next year by KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Sentencing postponed for man involved in 2005 homicide 

• Police briefs 

• Warriors first must get by defending champs by TIM KOELBLE

• Hagerstown man faces burglary and assault charges 

• Jury finds Grimes guilty in shooting death at W.Va. motel by MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Dodge turns up the torque with new Cummins diesel by TIM SPELL / Motor Matters

• Mont Alto soldier wounded by DON AINES

• Cell phone recycling drive 

• A 9-ton delivery from race track employees by DAVE McMILLION

• Players ... to your stations by ERIN JULIUS

• Thanksgiving hymns remind us to be grateful by LISA PREJEAN

• Building permits 

• Teaching empathy at home by TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Student says he plans to run in JFK for the rest of his life by KAREN HANNA

• Six candidates seek four seats on Sharpsburg Town Council by TARA REILLY

• Nature preserve opens in Morgan Co. by TRISH RUDDER

• Building permits 

• Building permits 

• Pa. woman sentenced in stabbing of her brother by DON AINES