What happened on October 22, 2006

NEWS

• There are plenty of ways to find out about candidates by LIZ THOMPSON

• City bike route work ready to start by JENNIFER FITCH

• Sunday Brunch Casserole 

• Tri-State business calendar 

• New business Q&A - Calypso Kitchen 

• Answers needed on charter home rule by Brian Coss, Hagerstown

• Herald-Mail Endorsement - Bartlett for 6th District 

• Preps Area Roundup 

• A2 correction 

• Broccoli Salad 

• Know more in 60 seconds - Essroc's plans for Martinsburg plant 

• TEDCO to hold briefing on state,federal funding programs at TIC 

• New Super Duty truck brings extra muscle to the job by TIM SPELL / Motor Matters

• Candidates sound off on growth in county by TARA REILLY

• Another chapter begins by MARIE GILBERT

• Parties add to appeal of Apple Harvest Festival by CANDICE BOSELY

• Eight area golfers ready to make state-ments by TIM KOELBLE

• Pet of the week 

• 'Friday Night Lights' fails to enlighten me by TIM KOELBLE

• No. 5 Rams shut down Concord by TIM KOELBLE

• Library events 

• Heavy metal by JULIE E. GREENE

• Firm is a historic business by CANDICE BOSELY

• Area roundup 

• Letters to the editor 

• Event seemed to boost business by TAMELA BAKER

• Arts briefs 

• Restaurant inspections for September 2006 

• What Do You Think? 

• Terps turn over new leaf with takeaways by BOB PARASILITI

• Candidates' forums to be rebroadcast 

• Downtown rocks by TAMELA BAKER

• Former city school houses hot-selling condominiums by HARRY NOGLE for HomeSource

• Business people 

• Online chat with Doug Mullendore 

• Obituaries 

• From ballroom to billiards hall by CHRIS CARTER / Staff Correspondent

• Woman faces drug charges after police search apartment 

• Halloween parades are to begin this week by JULIE E. GREENE

• Space's past and future by JULIE E. GREENE

• Cheese Ball 

• They step to make strides against breast cancer by CANDICE BOSELY

• Leopards get back on track by JACK HILL III / Staff Correspondent

• Lunch, as prepared by friends by TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Jim Wangers' marketing helped father the GTO by JASON STEIN/Wheelbase Communications

• Heath Bar Cake 

• Local woman publishes book for home-school families by TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Chambersburg Transit Authority sued for back funds by DON AINES

• Know more in 30 seconds - Chambersburg Transit Authority 

• Woman injured after being struck by car 

• It was a bushel of fun by KATE S. ALEXANDER/Staff Correspondent

• Keith Tritle saw the world from his motorcycle by ERIN JULIUS

• Divorces for September 2006 

• Essroc plans $320 million in upgrades to W.Va. plant by MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Business briefs