What happened on October 17, 2007

NEWS

• Bread withstands test of time By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Business Profiles - Women to watch By DAVE THOMPSON

• Students of the Month 

• Women's Ride For Build 

• Preps Area Roundup 

• About us - Stats and More 

• WVU president praises progress at Panhandle hospital By DAVE McMILLION

• Hubs have Leopards' number By CHRIS CARTER / Staff Correspondent

• MEDA seeking nominations 

• Police briefs 

• Traditional Sourdough Bread recipe 

• Hagerstown Community College hosts College Fair 

• Hand carved 

• Bus incident still being reviewed by Washington County Public Schools officials By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Washington County Commissioners warm to plan for Antietam Academy By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Washington County briefs By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Chambursburg string orchestra forms 

• Washington County schoolredistricting changes approved By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Found animals 

• Work begins at Washington County schools' Central Office 

• Book Review By ATHENA M.S. BROWN and CAROLINE RAUCH

• Judge rules for Hagerstown cemetery owner 

• On vacation 

• Power restored after crash leaves 1,500 in Hagerstown area without electricity 

• Women At The Table 

• Terps' young QB becoming Big Man on Campus By BOB PARASILITI

• Mail Call 

• Pet Watch 

• Washington County School Board Vice President "We don't want anything like that to happen again" By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Hagerstown City Council to vote on downtown sidewalk project By DAN DEARTH

• Hagerstown briefs By DAN DEARTH

• Reeses piece together win for Boonsboro By JACK HILL III / Staff Correspondent

• Salons collecting for Habitat effort 

• What makes us so special???? 

• Liquor board OKs license for Williamsport restaurant 

• Sharpsburg former horse owner goes back to court By ERIN JULIUS

• Markets offer fresh, seasonal foods By LYNN LITTLE

• Letters to the Editor 

• Hagerstown woman injured in Tuesday morning fire By ANDREW SCHOTZ and HEATHER KEELS

• Five picks for books clubs 

• Women's Giving Circle 

• Former Cascade woman plans to appeal sentence for desertion By HEATHER KEELS

• Vehicle fire with entrapmentreported on I-81 in W.Va. 

• Habitat for Humanity 

• CAC seeks to streamline transportation for elderly, disabled By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Musselman girls, Martinsburg boys reach section finals By JOHN O'BRIEN / Staff Correspondent

• W.Va. Panhandle students attend tobacco prevention training 

• Obituaries 

• Berkeley Springs briefs By TRISH RUDDER

• Two Waynesboro Council hopefuls face races By ASHLEY HARTMAN

• Former Hagerstown man found guilty of kidnapping, rape By DON AINES

• Waynesboro Area School Board votes to hike pay for school bus drivers By JENNIFER FITCH

• H.E.R. Advisory Committee 

• Parents unhappy about WCPS redistricting By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Parents tell BOE to leave magnet program at Boonsboro By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Hagerstown man faces robbery chargesin gas station holdup By HEATHER KEELS

• When Prince Charming doesn't show up By Kate Prado

• Washington County Juvenile Court briefs 

• One student suspended after fight in Waynesboro Area Middle School By JENNIFER FITCH

• Marlys Palmer's 500th Win 

• Getting Started By CYNTHIA PERINI

• The Potomac Playmakers planning move to warehouse By DAN DEARTH

• Java, chocolate ventures give people what they want By JENNIFER FITCH

• 3 squaring off for Washington Township supervisor seats By JENNIFER FITCH

• Blast from the Past 

• Life sentence sought in Hagerstown rape case By ERIN JULIUS

• W.Va. teachers attend Life Skills training program 

• CSX making repairs, increasing train traffic in Hagerstown By DAN DEARTH

• Ruling gives Funkhouser a 'total victory' in Charles Town By DAVE McMILLION

• A compilation of literary works by local women 

• 'Hagerstown's Best Sandwich' is a Plum creation By BOB MAGINNIS