What happened on October 21, 2009

NEWS

• Western Heights Middle School perfect attendance 

• Bite your teeth into this: Dinner with Dracula By CRYSTAL SCHELLE

• Splendid Table: Coconut-orange cookies a fall treat By LYNNE ROSSETTO KASPER / Scripps Howard News Service

• Margaret Hope McDonald, 90 

• Bushey ties for 7th at states By TIM KOELBLE

• Man accused of attempting to conceal body By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Get the skinny on how to lose weight 

• Antrim Township Supervisors continue budget talk By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Williamsport to close off streets for homecoming parade 

• Guard member brings flag back from Iraq By JENNIFER FITCH

• Parents appeal Eastern Primary decision By DAN DEARTH

• Washington County briefs By HEATHER KEELS

• Police investigating baby's head injury 

• Mass. man charged with conspiracy in terror plot 

• Marvin D. Hissong, 87 

• Richard A. Brown, 81 

• Ethel L. Barnes, 85 

• County to get money for school gym, new playground equipment 

• Ferguson's goal seals upset win By JACK HILL III/Staff Correspondent

• Seasonal Farmers Market recipes: Cheddar ale soup 

• Civics instruction uniting political parties By ANDREW SCHOTZ

• Add winter squash and pumpkins to fall meals By LYNN LITTLE / Special to The Herald-Mail

• Top stories for Tuesday, October 20th 2009 

• Ann Julie Grasham 

• Around Boonsboro By KRISTY SMITH / 301-432-8615

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

• Regional arts briefs 

• Open hearth cooking demonstration planned at Bowman House 

• Little Heiskell bridge club results 

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

• Found animals 

• Milestone 

• Mail Call 

• Uninsured struggle to get specialized care By HEATHER KEELS

• Donald J. Crawford, 80 

• Students study options at college fair By DAVE McMILLION

• Annabelle Neoma Mowen, 73 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Free clinic patients uninsured for variety of reasons By HEATHER KEELS

• Grant to help JLG recall 650 workers By JENNIFER FITCH

• Big freshman class boosts enrollment at Shepherd U. 

• History course planned on Puritan founder 

• James "Rope" Edward Roper, 76 

• Ralph Meade Dorsey, 88 

• Daniel M. Armstrong Jr., 75 

• Bingo to resume at Halfway fire company By ERIN JULIUS

• Pastor amazes with corn By JANET HEIM

• Teacher accused of sex abuse among 57 indicted this week By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Lillian "Mona" M. Betis, 81 

• Jefferson County Boy Scout group to hold recognition dinner 

• Health insurance options 

• Waynesboro pedestrian safety project grows costlier By JENNIFER FITCH