What happened on September 10, 2009

NEWS

• Movie showtimes 

• Duff Goldman of 'Ace of Cakes' to perform at GonzoFest 

• Martha J. Shufflebarger, 84 

• Woman dies two days after accident 

• Tamburo extradited to face charges in father's death By TRISH RUDDER

• Harpers Ferry quarter to be issued in 2016 

• This week's football matchups 

• Mail Call 

• Smoothing it out 

• Tickets on sale 

• 'Devil' of a good time with Charlie Daniels By CRYSTAL SCHELLE

• The top five things to do this week 

• Farmers facing deadline to report damage 

• Bartlett to address TEA Party marchers 

• No sitting on the fence 

• Religious artwork at gallery 

• Found animals 

• Small tomatoes can have big taste By LYNNE ROSSETTO KASPER / Scripps Howard News Service

• Police briefs 

• Around Hancock By ANNE WEATHERHOLT / 301-678-6888

• Top stories for Wednesday, Sept. 9 

• Woman sues fire company over flower pot By ERIN JULIUS

• Around Halfway By JAMIE SHEKELS

• Greencastle to get word out on swine flu By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Local events to honor Sept. 11 victims 

• Community calendar 

• Ongoing onstage 

• Rudolph McKinley "Josh" Blank, 91 

• What Do You Think? 

• Canal-Apple Days a Hancock tradition By MARLO BARNHART

• Harue "Vickie" Hess, 75 

• Shumaker on target for Wildcats By CHRIS CARTER

• Hancock town calendar 

• Shorb Family to give concert Oct. 16 

• Superintendent urges patience with transportation routes By JENNIFER FITCH

• Didgeridoo and golf too 

• Area lawmakers react to Obama's health care address 

• Letters to the Editor 

• Thelma Lorraine Bragunier, 88 

• Ongoing exhibits 

• Found animals 

• Betty Lee White, 79 

• Grace beats Lions to remain perfect 

• Fun shoot planned Saturday in Poolesville 

• Night life 

• Fort Ritchie Community Center chief keeps eye on area By MARLO BARNHART

• Danyele Nicole Stout, 21 

• Patriots are game, but Leopards win By JACK HILL III/Staff Correspondent

• Residents urge redistricting panel to study matter further By DAN DEARTH

• Big night for Mike 

• Opponents of smoking changes speaking out By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Milestones 

• Open house planned at historic Woodmont Lodge 

• Area chef wins another 'Top Chef' challenge By JULIE E. GREENE

• Cancer forces Frederick mayoral candidate to quit race 

• Mikulski's campaign funds more than opponents combined By DIANA NGUYEN, Capital News Service

• Ring the bell at Boonesborough Days By TIFFANY ARNOLD

• Man charged with sex abuse of toddler By MATTHEW UMSTEAD

• Slurry seal resurfacing to begin Monday 

• Teacher pleads guilty in child porn case 

• Defense rests case in Harshman hearing By KATE S. ALEXANDER

• Wind quintet Circa 1800 kicks off 'Noteworthy' music series at library By TIFFANY ARNOLD