What happened on November 23, 2007

NEWS

• Library events 

• Shoppers line up for bargains By ERIN JULIUS

• Dinner serves up food, fellowship in Boonsboro By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Obituaries 

• Letters to the editor 

• Area Roundup 

• Volunteering takes Greencastle couple to Maine By ASHLEY HARTMAN

• Weekend calendar 

• Mail Call 

• Little effort nets special gifts for special kids By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Calendar 

• Squirrel causes power outage in Martinsburg By JENNIFER FITCH

• Recycling drive to help shelter cats By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Returning your call 

• Can ads prevent teen births? Coalition thinks so By BOB MAGINNIS

• School lunches 

• Smithsburg church feeds a multitude By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• 'Miss Carrie' taught us so much more than art By LISA PREJEAN

• Weekend calendar 

• Police briefs 

• Obituaries 

• In Lemasters, family makes real meal for young and old By JENNIFER FITCH

• Sales bring Tri-State shoppers out early By ASHLEY HARTMAN

• Hagerstown businessman moves west By DAN DEARTH

• South Berkeley fire department awarded grant 

• Charles Town man files for W.Va. Senate seat By DAVE McMILLION

• Upcoming classes 

• Spare Time By LARRY YANOS

• 'Sense of community' served with feast in Martinsburg By JENNIFER FITCH

• New Washington County Extension educator grew up in 4-H By MARLO BARNHART

• Matlick wins Turkey Trot at HCC 

• Santa Claus comes to Long Meadow By DAN DEARTH

• Greencastle-Antrim High School plans holiday concert 

• Owners want bigger quarry, but Williamsport neighbors dread impact By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Child, 2, found alone in parked car at Prime Outlets 

• Annual Festival of Trees scheduled at Robinwood Medical Center 

• Firm chosen for Berkeley Springs streetscape work By TRISH RUDDER

• Black Friday shoppers are early to rise By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• 'Native Americans are here' By DON AINES

• Police briefs 

• Hello, World! 

• New director comfortable in her Washington County Habitat By ANDREW SCHOTZ