What happened on September 08, 2007

NEWS

• Dogs go for a swim at first Puppy Paddle By ASHLEY HARTMAN

• Anniversaries 

• Letters to the editor 

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Hagerstown bridge club posts results 

• Morgan County OKs new process for appointments By TRISH RUDDER

• Two more file for 6th District seat By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Hubs done in by own flubs By CURT HORNBECKER

• Musical notes 

• Senior centers (Sept. 10 to 14) 

• Six apply for vacant Antrim Township post By ASHLEY HARTMAN

• Thumbs up, thumbs down 

• North's season opener 

• HAYSL opens its 2007 season today By LARRY YANOS

• Bands, BMX riders highlight Downtown Live! Rock 'n' Ride By ERIN JULIUS

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Mail Call 

• Weekend Calendar 

• Troops storm 'South Mountain' battlefield By ERIN JULIUS

• The search for happiness is elusive By ALLAN POWELL

• 'Fat March' to walk through county 

• This is a setup 

• Letters to the editor 

• Special services 

• Project slated to be done in 2008 By DAN DEARTH

• Senate OKs funds for 167th By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• W.Va. Legislature comes to the Eastern Panhandle for interims By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Warriors fumble away their opener By BOB PARASILITI

• Rebels' opener is all Wright for Century By MARK KELLER

• Stuffed gifts could save pets' lives By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Hello, World! 

• Ritchey shows off his wheels as Devils roll By TIM KOELBLE

• Area roundup 

• Obituaries 

• Shady Grove Ruritan Club hosts fifth annual fall festival By ASHLEY HARTMAN

• Boonesborough Days festival begins By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Yardstick 

• Cats hang in until the 4th quarter By JACK HILL III

• 9/11 commemorations 

• Speakers and topics 

• Indians can't capitalize against West Perry By CHRIS CARTER

• Barbecue and bluegrass featured at Pickin' in the Panhandle By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Sharpe celebrates century of education By DON AINES

• Horse rescue could have been handled better By KATHY F. MICHAEL

• Pennsylvania family loses its second home to blaze By DON AINES

• Hunting license sales continue to decline in Pa. By DON AINES

• 'Dogs keep their focus on the field By JOHN O'BRIEN