What happened on November 16, 2007

NEWS

• Hagerstown check-cashing business robbed by masked man By HEATHER KEELS

• Hancock dropped from dropout factory list By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Agriculture security area the focus of public hearing By JENNIFER FITCH

• Milestones 

• Martinsburg man stabbed at Massey Boulevard motel By ERIN JULIUS

• Go, Do, Learn 

• Greencastle briefs 

• Washington County Playhouse plans auditions for 'Little Shop of Horrors' 

• Letters to the editor 

• Library events 

• Committee reviews new plan to operate Franklin County Career and Technology Center By DON AINES

• Drive-offs climb with gas prices By ERIN JULIUS

• Community calendar 

• Hagerstown Lioness Gift of Sight fashion show Sunday 

• First Data statement 

• Correction 

• Hoak trial goes to jury By DAVE McMILLION

• November sky By RIC DUGAN / Staff Photographer

• Why I introduced bill on teachers' pensions By JOHN DONOGHUE

• School lunches 

• Upcoming classes 

• 2 for 1 value books to benefit REACH Center 

• For discussion only or a new mandate? By BOB MAGINNIS

• Jefferson Co. gives money to support saving battlefield By DAVE McMILLION

• Mail Call 

• No verdict yet in Hoak trial By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Obituaries 

• Police briefs 

• Bomb threat suspect turns herself in By ASHLEY HARTMAN

• Hubs ready to set sun on dream year By DAN KAUFFMAN

• Clear Spring man set to compete in his 19th JFK 50 Mile ultramarathon By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Capito secures Raleigh Street project money for Martinsburg By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Tickets available for 'High School Musical' in Baltimore 

• Water line project to cost $17 million By DAN DEARTH

• Washington County Arts Council celebrates 40 years By MARIE GILBERT

• Taste and Benefit auction Sunday 

• Finding the hot toy By JULIE E. GREENE

• Weekend Calendar 

• Sam the Simulator comes to rookie nurses' aid By DON AINES

• Hagerstown shoe shop closes By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Warriors have good reason to be confident By DAN KAUFFMAN

• Community calendar 

• Bluegrass gospel concert Saturday in Williamson, Pa. 

• Apple Knolls files petition against Berkeley County Planning Commission By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Food Lion being built on W.Va. 9 

• Hello, World! 

• W.Va. stabbing victim in fair condition 

• Greencastle comes together for Christmas By ASHLEY HARTMAN

• Work of Founding Fathers is still relevant By LISA PREJEAN

• Boonsboro embraces the role of underdog By MARK KELLER

• HCC wins in first round at volleyball nationals 

• Man shot in Hagerstown dies By ERIN JULIUS

• First Data lays off 60 workers in Hagerstown By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Bomb threats plague Greencastle schools By ASHLEY HARTMAN

• New bishop takes reins in new Hedgesville Ward for church By MARLO BARNHART

• Business' candy canes in mint condition By JENNIFER FITCH

• Stars align for JFK 50 Mile By ANDREW MASON

• Shepherd men's basketball team seeks balance this season By BOB PARASILITI

• Shepherd women's basketball team aiming higher By BOB PARASILITI

• Three arrested on drug charges after home searched in Hagerstown