What happened on October 07, 2009

NEWS

• Waynesboro to extend WASHS occupancy permit 

• Pack a healthful and safe lunch for your kids By LYNN LITTLE / Special to The Herald-Mail

• Storm uses extra time to advantage By JACK HILL III/Staff Correspondent

• Little Heiskell bridge club results 

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

• Smithsburg briefs 

• Top stories for Tuesday, October 6th 2009 

• Panel backs university's move to Martinsburg Mall By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• At United Way event, hundreds showed they cared By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Anna Belle Wilson, 79 

• Hagerstown briefs By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Former 'Bachelor' star shares health tips with Pa. students By JENNIFER FITCH

• $112,700 grant will help build safe routes to schools By DAN DEARTH

• Briefly 

• People urged to keep children from visiting hospital 

• Mail Call 

• Jonathan Street residents offer zoning ideas By DAN DEARTH

• Syd gets a grip on Redskins holder By BIG SYDNEY

• Boonsboro cemetery damaged 

• Americans, Israeli win Nobel Prize in chemistry 

• Letters to the Editor 

• David C. Green Jr., 65 

• Dolores Jeane "Dee Dee" Smith, 43 

• HCC sweeps Howard 

• James C. Valentine, 68 

• Milestones 

• Making Halloween sweeter By MARTY MEITUS / Scripps Howard News Service

• Baking contest part of apple festival in Greencastle 

• Martinsburg to sponsor children's museum By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Tara Lynn Leidig, 22 

• Around Smithsburg and Robinwood By DARYLENE MOWEN / 301-331-5683

• Police briefs 

• Jennings Marvin Oakman, 82 

• Leitersburg Pike cinema closing By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Charlotte Lee Bennett, 62 

• James I. "Jim" Geyer, 50 

• Witness transportation issues plagued assault trial By ERIN JULIUS

• Hospital officials: Limit underage visitors to hospital, avoid ER 

• Pork chops with apples and whiskey 

• Richard Lewis Kline, 82 

• Authors tell ghosts' stories By JENNIFER FITCH

• Grieving father warns parents about cold medicine By JENNIFER FITCH

• Emma Darwin's recipe book gives glimpse of evolution By MICHAEL HASTINGS / Winston-Salem Journal

• Three former RCI correctional officers found not guilty in assault By ERIN JULIUS