What happened on September 13, 2006

NEWS

• Groh Fitzsimmons drawn to museum by JANET HEIM

• Winning coconut cake recipe shared here by JULIE E. GREENE

• Mail Call 

• Donoghue gets nod to move on in delegate race by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Cities in Panhandle receive project boosts from state by MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Williamsport town calendar 

• Williamsport briefs by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Mooney dominates in Senate race by TAMELA BAKER

• Former police chief loses pay appeal by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Field narrowed in School Board race by ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Duplicate bridge club posts results 

• Dragway upgrades planned by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Incumbents, Bastian leading in race for Orphans Court seat by ERIN JULIUS

• Correction 

• City might give $250,000 toward recreation center by MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Name these food products by JULIE E. GREENE

• Bartlett, Duck leading in 6th District by TAMELA BAKER

• Grim defeats Hill in 1C primary by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• More land annexations being considered in Charles Town by DAVE McMILLION

• Weldon leads in delegate race by TAMELA BAKER

• Storm water found in new Berkeley Co. judicial center by MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Bartlett, Duck win in 6th District by TAMELA BAKER

• Area roundup 

• Town considers proposal to limit assessment hikes by ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Primary ousts commissioner by TARA REILLY

• Letters to the editor 

• Obituaries 

• Planning commission vote splits council by CANDICE BOSELY

• Incumbents, Bastian leading in race for Orphans Court seat by ERIN JULIUS

• Community helped college grow by ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Edwards defeats Sines in state Senate race, will face Conlon by TAMELA BAKER

• Waynesboro board appoints 7 to tax study commission by JENNIFER FITCH

• City, Mikulski recognize Hispanic Heritage Month 

• I-70 crash kills man by CANDICE BOSELY

• Pack a safe and healthy school lunch by LYNN F. LITTLE

• Boy Scouts help auxiliary fold 300 U.S. pocket flags 

• Morgan County educator named teacher of the year From Staff reports

• Now that the election's over, three stories of young folk by BOB MAGINNIS

• A century of stories to tell by MARLO BARNHART

• Voter turnout low for Tuesday primary election by JOE PALAZZOLO / Capital News Service

• I-70 crash victim identified by CANDICE BOSELY

• Williamsport at a glance 

• Ground broken in Pa. industrial park by JENNIFER FITCH

• Incumbent Commissioner Nipps ousted By TARA REILLY

• Incumbent BOE member Williams ousted By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• I-70 crash kills man By CANDICE BOSELY

• Judge says St. Thomas candidcates can be on November ballot by DON AINES

• Strong leads in tight race for state's attorney by KAREN HANNA

• Officer provides calming presence in Jefferson High School by DAVE McMILLION

• Poffenberger leads in sheriff's contest by KAREN HANNA

• Blast from the past 

• Christian women's breakfast is Thursday 

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Rotarian recognized for perfect attendance by JANET HEIM

• Cougars go from snooze to cruise by DAN KAUFFMAN

• Attempted second-degree murder charges forwarded by PEPPER BALLARD

• Residents hope to raise money to buy property near Pa. wetlands by KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Cases against men accused of park robberies are forwarded by PEPPER BALLARD

• Police briefs