What happened on October 28, 2008

NEWS

• Juntilla sentenced to life without parole in 2007 rape, slaying in W.Va. By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Letters to the editor 

• Judge set to rule in dog-shooting case on Nov. 6 By DAN DEARTH

• Pulse contributors for Oct. 28: 

• Meet Max Merry By BRIGITTE GREWE / Pulse Correspondent

• Poll results: Do you think it is acceptable to close streets for special events? 

• Cougars send 'Dogs packing By JOHN O'BRIEN / Staff Correspondent

• Halloween flicks sure to make you scream By RYAN BARRY / Pulse Correspondent

• Corrections 

• College students reflect on presidential campaign 

• Preps Area Roundup 

• Berkeley County lot sold to American Legion By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Area Roundup 

• Mail Call 

• No matter its name, Extension serves By JEFF SEMLER

• Renovation 'Plan B' explored for James Buchanan High in Mercersburg By JENNIFER FITCH

• Wilson College junior ready to cast her vote 

• Allegheny Power no longer considering Washington County for PATH line By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Police briefs 

• Ag calendar 

• 'Cats scratch Gaels off list By JACK HILL III / Staff Correspondent

• More than 1,500 orders served at Williamsport event 

• Around Funkstown By SUSIE HOFFMAN / 301-790-2413

• Animal antics less annoying than ads 

• Countdown to decision '08 By KEITH SANDELL / Pulse Correspondent

• Three wounded in Frederick shooting 

• Rebels live for now with title By CURT HORNBECKER / Staff Correspondent

• More than $350,000 pledged to Hagerstown arts school By ERIN CUNNINGHAM

• No new taxes in Chambersburg, but no new police or firefighters, either By DON AINES

• Found animals 

• Nearly 10,000 vote early in Berkeley, Jefferson counties By DAVE MCMILLION and MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Obituaries 

• Around Boonsboro By KRISTY SMITH / 301-432-8615

• Candidates forum available on video-on-demand 

• Palin likely to draw crowd at Shippensburg today By DON AINES

• Former student charged in fire that burned Jefferson County deputy By DAVE MCMILLION

• Hagerstown scenes etched in glass By JANET HEIM

• Washington County to consider raising pay for some elected officials By JOSHUA BOWMAN

• Frederick officer's funeral is Wednesday 

• Cinetic Landis finds room to grow in Washington County By DAN DEARTH