What happened on December 05, 2009

NEWS

• Marriage licenses for August and September 2009 

• Table games passes in Jefferson County By RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Willliamsport High choral students to go caroling Dec. 12 

• Snow emergency plan lifted in Frederick County 

• Business briefs 

• Old Man Winter makes an appearance 

• Festival of Trees sets attendance record By MARIE GILBERT

• Saints finish off Blazers By TIM KOELBLE

• Martinsburg CAP member earns Earhart Award 

• Business Calendar 

• United Way giving seems to be up in Franklin Co. By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Eugene Lee "Gene" Wolfe, 79 

• Local and Seasonal: It's cookie-making time 

• Top stories for Friday, December 4th 2009 

• Cub Scouts hold weeklong day camp at Byron Park 

• Clear Spring High FBLA members take trip to York 

• Area Scout troops participate in Antietam Creek cleanup 

• Youth hockey players tour Navy ship 

• Pauline Ruth (Miller) Lowe, 85 

• September 2009 business licenses 

• Grace Academy honor roll 

• Children learn about giving through library cookie event By ALICIA NOTARIANNI

• Volunteers make ceremony special By BRIDGET DiCOSMO

• HCC's defense stifles Howard 

• Franklin County 4-H association holds annual banquet 

• Old Town Christmas Parade in Martinsburg canceled 

• Shelvy Jean McCusker, 70 

• Holiday craft show attracts hundreds By MARIE GILBERT

• Credit union gives back to 167th By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Suspects sought in W.Va. Sheetz shooting 

• United Way donations down in Eastern Panhandle By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Anniversary 

• Four new Lutheran Social Services ministers commissioned 

• Renting rooms becomes viable option for homeowners By ARNOLD PLATOU

• Recent Fort Ritchie fuss should be resolved quickly 

• 4-Star Gymnastics members do well at invitational meet 

• South girls down from the get-go By DAN KAUFFMAN

• Lunch with Santa event a treat By ALICIA NOTARIANNI

• Memorial illumination honors Antietam casualties By BRIDGET DiCOSMO

• Maia Modeling Agency and Sprout Social Prep and Training Center 

• Wildcats won't be going away By ANDREW MASON

• Nothing wrong with this picture 

• Fashionistas are all dolled up By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Kate Coleman: Family circle continues with wedding By KATE COLEMAN

• Hagerstown man is Ranger School grad 

• North girls no match for Knights in opener By CURT HORNBECKER/Staff Correspondent

• Harpers Ferry park holds John Brown design contest 

• Maugansville Ruritan plans Christmas party 

• OSI golf outing raises money to support programs 

• Nally rally By ANDREW MASON

• Hubs have reason to dream big By ANDREW MASON

• Burker wins Holloway title, Saint James finishes second By CHRIS CARTER

• North boys look sharp in opener By BOB PARASILITI

• Railside Cafe is an almost-hidden treasure By OMNI VORE

• Dorothy Andrews (Jones) Kenner Carlisle 

• Seniors play volleyball you can dig By DAN KAUFFMAN

• Business people 

• Harold W. "Bill" Brake, Jr. 69 

• Phyllis Griffith By MARLO BARNHART

• Robert Goldsack Hospitality Architect LLC 

• Deeds for November 2009 

• Student news