What happened on October 03, 2006

NEWS

• Obituaries 

• Man rides many miles to see brother By JENNIFER FITCH

• Two men file for pair of open seats on Clear Spring Council by MARLO BARNHART

• Black walnuts sought 

• Ag calendar 

• Letters to the editor 

• Police briefs 

• Blue Devils rally to get their due by CHRIS CARTER / Staff Correspondent

• Area Boxscores 

• More than the Score 

• Found animals 

• Housing alliance to build homes in Cascade By TARA REILLY

• Two local crops have many uses, including fuel by JEFF SEMLER

• Owners fined when pit bull kills dog, bites human by KAREN HANNA

• Senior activities 

• Mail Call 

• Regional meeting focuses on welfare reform legislation 

• Cromer might meet with council from home by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Hospital annexation request draws ire of council member by DAVE McMILLION

• Sign rules under further review in Pa. municipalities by KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Court briefs 

• Tri-State briefs 

• Boonsboro town calendar 

• What everyone should know before a flu epidemic strikes 

• Got art? Show us your best 

• Rebels make their points from line to halt Leopards by JACK HILL III / Staff Correspondent

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Community briefs 

• Mums the word by RIC DUGAN / Staff Photographer

• PTA boasts most new members 

• 4-H pig sale takes in $29,578 

• These teens contributed to Pulse 

• Officer honored for his service to Charles Town by DAVE McMILLION

• Scholarship winners 

• Hammersla trial continues By PEPPER BALLARD

• Fans lacking as Klan's park tour continues by TIM ROWLAND

• Ex-inmate treated for Legionnaires' by KAREN HANNA

• Second trial of Hammersla begins by PEPPER BALLARD

• Bulk trash day slated for Oct. 14 

• Like to plant a vineyard? Local workshop may be a 'grape' way 

• Two die when they are ejected from back of Jeep by MARLO BARNHART

• Common sense and etiquette by LAURA BELL and ELIZABETH KRAMER

• Feline destroyed before rabies test by KAREN HANNA

• Area Results 

• Live chat with Vicki Sadehvandi and Carol Bannon 

• Guests meet rotating goats by ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Palmyra Farm cattle among those taking top 

• From pop star to anti-war activist by KELSEY LIDZ

• Volunteers make flags carried by high school's color guard by MARLO BARNHART

• Boonsboro farmer Stiles and Pa.dairy official 

• Boonsboro briefs by ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Teen fun, 1920s style by ALAN SOKOL

• Shelter officials remain hopeful for future in Waynesboro by KATE S. ALEXANDER