What happened on November 04, 2009

NEWS

• Double trouble 

• No suspects in calf mutilation By DAVE McMILLION

• Winners in Waynesboro School Board race surprised by outcome By JENNIFER FITCH

• More results from Franklin Co. races 

• Mail Call 

• Ten Thousand Villages to donate proceeds from sales to group 

• Raymond E. Harman Sr., 83 

• Victories in Va., N.J. energize GOP 

• Robert Eugene Shoemaker, 79 

• Stephen R. Torres, 18 

• Little Heiskell bridge club results 

• Smithsburg town calendar 

• Found animals 

• Fed pledges to hold key interest rate at record low 

• Antrim Township man to lead Chamber of Commerce 

• Floor vote on House health care plan could come Saturday 

• Community calendar 

• Baseball field study proposed in Smithsburg By DAVE McMILLION

• Daniel Tyndall Shaffer, 86 

• Milestones 

• Groups disagree over impact of table games at Charles Town By RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Syd's defense a lot like Snyder's By BIG SYDNEY

• Herald-Mail pie, cookie contests canceled 

• Grace gets win, tie at Christian nationals 

• Butchering demonstration at ag center 

• Top stories for Tuesday, November 3rd 2009 

• A Thanksgiving Celebration Pie of Autumn Vegetables By LYNNE ROSSETTO KASPER / Scripps Howard News Service

• Gay Colleen Parker, 62 

• Around Smithsburg and Robinwood By DARYLENE MOWEN

• Roads to be closed next week for bridge inspections 

• Report: Keep USM-H campus as is By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Back to basics By CRYSTAL SCHELLE

• New chamber director to serve on school board By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Hilda Jean Seeders, 67 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Driscoll edges out Shindledecker for Waynesboro council seat 

• Restaurant commandments not ironclad 

• Shuster wants to use stimulus money to reopen Scotland School By JENNIFER FITCH

• Incumbents to remain on Antrim Township board By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Accountability needed in bingo operations 

• Frederick wind ensemble seeks members 

• Fire destroys mobile home in Falling Waters 

• O'Malley won't meet with woman opposed to construction of school By DAN DEARTH

• Service news 

• Economic Development Commission earns award 

• H1N1 outbreak notification policies vary by workplace By BRIDGET DiCOSMO

• Katherine Teresa Hannigan, 50 

• Williamsport Blue Band thanks community for support 

• Internet connection 

• Salon fundraiser to benefit local youth 

• Cranberry salad is fun and festive 

• Funk, Piper re-elected to Tuscarora School Board By JENNIFER FITCH

• County transit plan would add bus service By HEATHER KEELS

• Veterans Day ceremonies planned in Washington Co. By JULIE E. GREENE

• North High Athletic Boosters to meet Monday 

• City Council to establish ethics review board 

• Hagerstown man gets more than 12 years in drug case 

• Old Forge thanks bus drivers By JANET HEIM

• Catherine Spicher marks 100th birthday with family, friends 

• Couple shaving heads for cancer center fundraiser By HEATHER KEELS

• Plum won race to become magisterial district judge 

• Man dies in fire at gas station 

• City man pleads guilty in child porn case By BRIDGET DiCOSMO

• Forrest sentenced to probation for DUI By DAN DEARTH

• Around Williamsport By PAULA GREEN SHUPP / 301-302-3878