What happened on November 07, 2009

NEWS

• What Do You Think? 

• Bridge club results 

• Snow-ho-ho! By ALICIA NOTARIANNI

• Globe plays Hawks' style better than Hawks By BOB PARASILITI

• Letter to the Editor 

• Business briefs 

• National votes 

• New zoning rules voted down By RICHARD F. BELISLE

• Madelene A. Ulsh, 83 

• Ongoing exhibits 

• Orrstown Financial Services rings closing bell 

• William "Bill" Irwin Dieterich By MARLO BARNHART

• In the cities 

• Morgan-Keller wins awards 

• Letters to the Editor (11/8) 

• Power Marketing & Advertising wins Building Systems Council ... 

• Letter to the Editor 

• Free Clinic fundraiser takes off with dance By MARIE GILBERT

• Top stories for Friday, November 6th 2009 

• Mail Call 

• 'Cats sweep Panthers in 1A West first round By JACK HILL III/Staff Correspondent

• Fort Ritchie center hosts its first Community Health and Wellness Expo By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Washington Co. Public Schools enrollment up By DAN DEARTH

• Kenneth "Rusty" Alexander 

• Ongoing onstage 

• Business calendar 

• Grace wins national tourney 

• Antiques Appraisal Fair sorts trash, treasure By MARIE GILBERT

• One killed in W.Va. crash 

• SCORE celebrates 45th anniversary By BOB POOR

• Evelyn Shimp Oates, 90 

• Payne has triple-double in HCC win 

• Spartans' offense wipes out Panthers By CURT HORNBECKER/Staff Correspondent

• Shawn Edward Riddell, 41 

• Steady crowd at Festival of Light By TRISH RUDDER

• Arts briefs 

• Ronald Lee Violet, 63 

• Dispute Resolution Center opens in Waynesboro By JENNIFER FITCH

• Business people 

• Saints win shortened football game By CHRIS CARTER

• Guild 'Puttin' on the Ritz' to raise money for orchestra By ALICIA NOTARIANNI

• Forum offers civics lessons for prospective candidates By ERIN JULIUS

• 'Rosie the Riveters' honored in W.Va. By ERIN JULIUS

• John B. McCoy, 81 

• Maria Louise Mauriello, 49 

• Antiques appraisal, art show event benefits memorial garden By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• The next profile in JFK 50 Mile series could be familiar By JOEL HUFFER

• Hagerstown company to build plant in Ohio By ARNOLD S. PLATOU