What happened on October 13, 2007

NEWS

• Letters to the Editor 

• Don Stoner Invitational Results 

• Trio of volunteers donates its time to church's food bank By JANET HEIM

• School system defends busing mistake By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Weekend Calendar 

• Traffic to shift for airport work 

• Hubs shock Knights By JACK HILL III

• Leopards remain perfect By CHRIS CARTER

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Special services 

• Duplicate bridge club posts results 

• Ritchey, Devils treat their Homecoming crowd By LARRY YANOS

• Hubs shock Knights By JACK HILL III

• Yardstick 

• Cadets quiet Rebels By BOB PARASILITI

• Teacher's work at NASA helps science program By ASHLEY HARTMAN

• Musical notes 

• Football Area Roundup 

• Community calendar 

• Work continues on Wilson Boulevard 

• Trojans' late momentum doesn't last very long By TIM KOELBLE

• National votes By Thomas Voting Reports

• Area roundup 

• Repairs to be made to city intersection 

• City mulls new parking space requirements By DAN DEARTH

• Jefferson County cat tests positive for rabies 

• Area NAACP leaders hear about 'Power Beyond Measure' at Freedom Fund banquet By BETHANY TREMBLAY

• Holly Place opens clothing store By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Police brief 

• Hedgesville's defense finally shines By MARK KELLER

• Police briefs 

• North High senior not afraid to take unpopular stand By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Bulldogs' linemen get to show their stuff By JOHN O'BRIEN

• Obituaries 

• Williamsport graduate to compete in Ironman Triathlon By ANDREW MASON

• Herald-Mail reporter gets a role to die for, playing a zombie extra in a movie By DON AINES

• United Way director resigns By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Speakers and topics 

• Dumplings worth the wait at Pa. apple festival By ASHLEY HARTMAN

• Councilman's trip fuels feud on Williamsport Town Council By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Hagerstown's Harvest Hoedown brings simple pleasure to city folks By MARIE GILBERT

• Student stabbed at School By DON AINES

• Yard sale at Fairgrounds Park stables lures pack rats and bargain hunters By MARIE GILBERT

• Local furniture stores weather economic storm By ARNOLD S. PLATOU

• Singers from four states clash in classical competition By ERIN JULIUS

• South makes Naylor's coaching dream come true By BOB PARASILITI

• Yardsticks 

• Red Barron business considers consolidation, move By ARNOLD S. PLATOU

• Restaurant inspections for September 2007 

• 'He'll be with me forever' By DAN DEARTH

• Pumpkin carving and launcher catapult Pa. festival to fun By ASHLEY HARTMAN

• What about other, illegal immigrants who might be in Washington County? By RUSSELL WILLIAMS

• The Great Wall of Hagerstown By GEORGE MILLER

• Pound of cocaine confiscated in W.Va. drug bust By MATTHEW UMSTEAD