What happened on October 02, 2009

NEWS

• Blazers sweep Warriors 

• Commander says community sowed seeds of his success By JANET HEIM

• Weekend calendar 

• Shopping event will benefit breast cancer awareness group 

• Eleanor Sue Townsend, 71 

• Blazers keep Rebels winless By JACK HILL III/Staff Correspondent

• Berkeley Co. voters back school bonds By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Festival of Trees planned Dec. 1-5 

• George E. Leatherman 

• Bluegrass in the Barn concert Sunday 

• Police briefs 

• Washington County library events 

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

• Milestones 

• Mail Call 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Hubs shut down Wildcats By BOB PARASILITI

• Berkeley County Commission meetings to be available online By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Chores the old way at Fall Family Farm Day 

• Community briefs 

• Waynesboro square work continues By JENNIFER FITCH

• How to manage with a drop in income By LYNN LITTLE / Special to The Herald-Mail

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

• U.S. jobless rate reached 9.8% in Sept. 

• Milestones 

• Around Jonathan Street By MADGE MILES / 301-791-7647

• Go, Do, Learn 

• Wildcats stay hot by beating Rebels By TIM KOELBLE

• Baby, you were born to learn By CRYSTAL SCHELLE

• Couple honored for efforts with foster, adopted kids 

• Anna Mae Eaton Slaton, 82 

• This weekend's prep football matchups 

• Former Jewish congregation distributes assets By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Greencastle, Antrim Township wrapping up paving projects By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Walkersville man dies after crash 

• Top stories for Thursday, October 1st 2009 

• George A.H. (Duke) Miller, 83 

• Meetings, fundraisers, reunions 

• First Friday taken to next level with Oktoberfest By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Brian E. McGee, 45 

• Neil Henry LaPine, 78 

• Corn mazes planned for weekend 

• Friendly neighborhood game 

• Words endure the test of time By LISA TEDRICK PREJEAN

• Classes 

• Leopards hold off Hubs By BOB PARASILITI

• Hello, World! 

• Farro is new - again By LYNNE ROSSETTO KASPER / Scripps Howard News Service

• McLean, Warriors run wild over Railroaders By CHRIS CARTER

• Man charged with soliciting murder By ERIN JULIUS

• Company to hire 100 at Hagerstown location By HEATHER KEELS

• Karen Marie Frey Pheabus, 54 

• Gordon L. Shockey, 70 

• Feet beat Potomac Street By DAN DEARTH

• Books can give perspective to an otherwise vacuous life By ALLAN POWELL

• Lamiya Nicole Smith, infant 

• William McKinley Cosey Jr., 81