What happened on October 21, 2007

NEWS

• Crossing the state line could mean crossing the law By JULIE E. GREENE

• Weddings 

• Distance to Dulles drives Hagerstown airport funding By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Students killed in collision were friends, athletes, parents' joy By DON AINES

• Hot acts, high prices By JULIE E. GREENE

• Hagerstown area places 71st in study By ARNOLD S. PLATOU

• New business Q&A - Refresh! 

• Rams' Wallace runs for 304 yards in win 

• Business briefs 

• West Virginia schools face steep grade By LYN WIDMYER

• Anniversaries 

• Parents share busing problems By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Children's health should be above adult political gamesmanship By TIM ROWLAND

• Pa. candidates encounter voter confusion about commissioner role By DON AINES

• Apple Dumplings 

• Football Area Roundup 

• Downtown rocks 

• Arts & Entertainment today 

• Little ghouls - and boys - brave The Park at Dark By DAN DEARTH

• Man charged with drug possession 

• Nonreaders miss out on a world of adventures By LINDA DUFFIELD

• American Red Cross honors volunteers with service pins 

• letters to the Editor 

• Getting it right this time around By ROBERT GARY

• Gridiron vet Manley inspires young athletes By DON AINES

• Business people 

• Leopards remain unbeaten By CHRIS CARTER

• AppleFest brings sense of communuty to borough By ASHLEY HARTMAN

• Study - Local job market 'pretty stable' By ARNOLD S. PLATOU

• Area roundup 

• Organized to the end, Boward will be remembered in tangible way By ALICIA NOTARIANNI

• Engagements 

• Obituaries 

• Frogs value water, do you? By Lloyd Waters

• Tri-State business calendar 

• Cats win second-half battle, Cougars win game By BOB PARASILITI

• Woman charged in connection with Pizza Hut robbery 

• Devils prevail in Colonial showdown By TIM KOELBLE

• Spending the day at the county job center By ARNOLD S. PLATOU

• Yardstick 

• Hundreds step up to support Breast Cancer Awareness By MARIE GILBERT

• With care, schools can reuse old buildings By BOB MAGINNIS

• Nothing dumpy about these dumplings By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Sights and scents abount at Apple Harvest Festival By DON AINES

• Borough founders cast in bronze By ASHLEY HARTMAN

• Downtown Live draws wide range of music lovers By DAN DEARTH