What happened on November 03, 2009

NEWS

• Randolph C. "Randy" Morrow 

• Unplugged: A teen tries a tech-free day By DEVON JACOBS / Pulse correspondent

• Police briefs 

• Redistricting panel to take proposals to school board By DAN DEARTH

• Sniper's lawyers seek to block execution 

• Katherine Mary Haines Farmer Lamp, 94 

• Ag calendar 

• Volunteers packing box gifts for children 

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

• Woolly bears indicate average winter By BRIDGET DiCOSMO

• Commissioners discuss curbside recycling again By HEATHER KEELS

• Found animals 

• Early voter turnout in Franklin Co. appears low By JENNIFER FITCH

• St. Andrew Church in Williamsport to hold Christmas bazaar Saturday 

• John Thomas Ignatius Shook, 45 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Around Clear Spring By CHERYL WEAVER / 301-842-0087

• Stadium gets makeover 

• Lucille Elizabeth Saville, 89 

• Smithsburg briefs 

• Milestones 

• Cost estimate for housing unit at detention center climbs By HEATHER KEELS

• Antietam Bible College accepting new registrations 

• Betty Jane Grimm, 82 

• Marguerite Joy Merrill Reeves, 89 

• GOP senators absent at start of climate debate 

• Pauline Taylor, 88 

• What Do You Think? 

• Calif. man indicted in slayings of four, including young Inwood woman 

• Blood drive to honor boy who was struck by car By DAN DEARTH

• Economic analysis, with a twist of humor By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Richard Leroy "Dick" Johnson, 85 

• Mail Call 

• Josephine E. Wilson, 76 

• Robert Fearnow McJilton, 79 

• Top stories for Monday, November 2nd 2009 

• Get your garden ready for winter By ANNETTE IPSAN

• $100M W.Va. deficit a 'conservative figure' By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Sentencing postponed for woman in death of son By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Boys & Girls Club to hold Fun Night in Hancock Friday 

• It's post time By DAN KAUFFMAN

• Community calendar 

• Intersection safety debate continues in Waynesboro By JENNIFER FITCH

• About 1,100 have voted already in zoning ordinance referendum By RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Chamber proposes third Hagerstown parking deck By ERIN JULIUS

• Kris Kringle Craft Show to be held at HCC Nov. 21 and 22 

• Hubs blank North Carroll By ANDREW MASON

• W.Va. crash victim identified as Kearneysville man 

• Dedra Renee Watts, 49 

• Boonsboro rallies to trip Fort Hill 

• Commissioners OK easements near mall By HEATHER KEELS

• Mary Louise Clabaugh, 64 

• Pork, sauerkraut feast draws a crowd 

• Franklin County's uncontested races 

• Shirley Ann Muller, 73 

• Incumbent Emmett unseated from Greencastle council By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Council bans outdoor furnaces, but one woman just loves hers By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Bondsman pleads no contest to receiving/transferring stolen property 

• Clarence Kidwell "Bud" Brutcher, 86 

• Washington County students cope with teachers' deaths By DAVE McMILLION and DAN DEARTH

• Try Dutch oven for tenderness By SUSAN SELASKY / Detroit Free Press

• Spring Mills 'green' school should be ready by 2011 By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Smithsburg Community Activities Commission ratified By JULIE E. GREENE

• Cross country warmups over By ANDREW MASON

• Technology take-over: Can teens survive? By LAKIN THOMAS / Pulse correspondent

• Political newcomer wins seat on Waynesboro school board By JENNIFER FITCH

• Donald R. Crawford, 89 

• Books for Babies gives infants a head start 

• Judge upholds firing of correctional officer 

• No day off 

• Pa. voter turnout light in early election results