What happened on November 20, 2009

NEWS

• 14 accused of Pa. drug trafficking By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• The purpose-driven life is a good idea for rational use By ALLAN POWELL

• Shepherd facutly member, student honored 

• Mail Call 

• Humane Society adoption promotion campaign begins 

• Around Sharpsburg and Keedysville By HARRY NOGLE / 301-432-2437

• Anna Belle Campbell, 81 

• Raymond E. Smith Sr., 80 

• Missing Hagerstown man found in Pa. 

• Milestones 

• Three injured when car goes off U.S. 40 into Beaver Creek 

• Plan your words carefully By LISA TEDRICK PREJEAN

• Found animals 

• Saturday's JFK 'could be a spectacular race' By ANDREW MASON

• Washington County library events 

• Classes 

• Williamsport Blue Band uniform fund bonanza Saturday 

• History will be waiting for Leopards By DAN KAUFFMAN

• Groundwork is needed in short-sale situations By DIAN HYMER

• Community calendar 

• Byrd recognized on his birthday for service, highway funding By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Club meetings, fundraisers 

• Bob A. Holmes Sr., 63 

• Surviving dinner By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Top stories for Thursday, November 19th 2009 

• Go, Do, Learn 

• HCC falls in Nationals 

• Beavers can be trouble for trees By JEFF RUGG / Creators Syndicate

• Master Mason marks 50 years 

• Grant approved for Morgan Co. Partnership 

• Religion: Specials 

• Regional briefs 

• H1N1 flu vaccine clinic scheduled for Nov. 30 at North High 

• REACH Caregivers to benefit from sales Friday at area shop 

• Humane Society has stockings to be filled with animal supplies 

• Hagerstown Trust donates coin fees to Girl Scouts 

• Oprah plans to end her TV show in 2011 

• Community briefs 

• A baker's dozen list of books for the holidays By JEFF RIDGEWAY / Special to The Herald-Mail

• Religion: Music 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Don't scrimp on fireplace By PAT LOGAN / Creators Syndicate

• HCC loses national opener 

• Holiday bazaar planned Saturday 

• Waynesboro historical society plans gift auction at Oller House 

• Religion: Speakers and topics 

• Five injured in two-car crash in Hagerstown 

• 2 charged with hunting violations 

• Tower site looks good, citizens group says By HEATHER KEELS

• Yardsmart: Cool-season flowerbeds provide delectable winter greens By MAUREEN GILMER / Scripps Howard News Service

• Martinsburg City Council accepts donation of Wegenast Brewery property 

• West Virginia State Police to conduct sobriety checkpoints 

• Around Jonathan Street By MADGE MILES

• Greencastle-Antrim district renovation plans discussed By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Howard Westover, 82 

• Hello, World! 

• Local artist displays work at HCC to boost education By ERIN JULIUS

• Tuscarora Schools plan to furlough food service workers By JENNIFER FITCH

• Around Maugansville By MELITA WISHARD / 301-790-0079

• Walker appointed to complete Tabb's term By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Region gets new air medical transport service By BRIDGET DiCOSMO

• Helicopter contract will bring jobs to Washington Co. By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• I'm not proud of it, but I bribed my son By LEIGH HAMRICK / Special to The Herald-Mail

• Two people pulled from burning car on I-70 near Clear Spring 

• Mile a family affair for Louderbacks By ERIN JULIUS

• Smith steps to the plate for Maryland baseball 

• Charles Erwin "Chuck" Snyder III, 55 

• Collier to join Steelers fans during Sunday game 

• Irma R. (Lushbaugh) Myers, 91 

• Stephen P. Kulina, 48