What happened on November 08, 2009

NEWS

• Law enforcement agencies get money to record interrogations By BRIDGET DiCOSMO

• Working at the dog wash 

• Follow the Yellow Brick Road By CRYSTAL SCHELLE

• Eagle Scout candidates to improve Antrim parks By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Donors sought to fund innovative education programs By DAN DEARTH

• Veterans Day marked in Funkstown 

• Turner gets last laugh on Hall, Falcons win 31-17 

• Four generations 

• Top stories for Saturday, November 7th 2009 

• SCORE teams with Arts Council 

• Bengals hold on to beat Ravens 17-7 

• Cycling club gives $3,500 to San Mar Home 

• Long Meadows Rotary presents vocational awards 

• Manuel unsure of Jefferson County's next step on zoning By DAVE McMILLION

• Eating for a good cause at Cancer Society's Grand Sunday Brunch By JULIE E. GREENE

• What's wrong with this picture? By HEATHER KEELS

• Eastern Boulevard crash victim in good condition 

• Allison-Antrim Museum to have regular hours By JENNIFER FITCH

• Gallery displays elementary school students' art By DAVE McMILLION

• Service news 

• Student news 

• Hagerstown High class of 1938 holds reunion 

• Md. state parks consider relaxing pet policies By JULIE E. GREENE

• Hawks bounce back in consolation game By JACK HILL III/Staff Correspondent

• Golden Age Olympics held 

• Boonsboro Legion raises $1,000 for Heroes to Hometown 

• From the garden - Corn stump 

• Anniversaries 

• Workshop on cyber bullying planned Thursday 

• Flagman dead after vehicle backs over him 

• Overington honored for 25 years in W.Va. House By RICHARD F. BELISLE

• County offices to close for Veterans Day 

• Broadfording takes second at Christian nationals 

• W.Va. woman charged with possession with intent to deliver 

• Into The Woods in West Virginia By OMNI VORE

• Walden Restaurant at The Woods 

• Pack 102 holds food drive for CASA 

• Last Man's Club meets at Legion 

• Car accident causes power outage By JULIE E. GREENE

• Recreational projects approved in Washington Co. 

• Chef Scott's stuffed mushrooms By SCOTT C. ANDERSON / Special to The Herald-Mail

• School officials discuss response to accident in which teens were struck By JENNIFER FITCH

• Hoedown organizers say thanks 

• Clear Spring High School honor roll 

• Barbara Lee "Barb" Barber, 64 

• Western Heights Middle School honor roll