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What happened on October 24, 2011
NEWS
Attorney agrees to disbarment after judge rules clients' money was diverted By DON AINES | dona@herald-mail.com
Support groups for the week of Oct. 24 to 28
Homemakers to meet Nov. 1 Cheryl Weaver | Around Clear Spring
Milestones - Oct. 25
Senior Menus - Oct. 24
Road and lane closures for Monday, Oct. 24
Community Calendar - Oct. 24
Community Calendar - Oct. 25
Brook Lane hosts relationship-breakdown program on Oct. 25
Season of fun Susie Hoffman | Around Funkstown
Pukmel remembered as Chambersburg 'ambassador'
This Week in Government
Threat locks down Northern Middle School
Christ Lutheran Church plans trunk-or-treat event for Halloween
Mummers Parade tickets available Ellen Rowland | Around North Hagerstown
Trial set for man charged in Hagerstown woman's traffic death
Papa Murphy's pizza shop plans toy collection for Toys for Tots
Found animals - Oct. 24
Chambersburg Hospital presents seminar on health-care careers for teens
Franklin Co. schools work to improve scores on state tests By JENNIFER FITCH | waynesboro@herald-mail.com
Common workout mistakes Chad Smith
North Carolina man charged in Hagerstown burglary
Pa. 997 repairs set to begin Monday
On the campaign trail
Kiwanis Rose Day set for Thursday Staci Clipp | Around South Hagerstown
Deadline is today for transitioning youth webinar hosted by Kennedy Krieger Institute
Church youth group spends night outside Kristy Smith | Around Boonsboro
Lane of South Potomac closed for tree trimming
Local female educators attend convention in Chicago
Copper wire stolen from Hagerstown Light Department truck By DAVE McMILLION | davem@herald-mail.com
Police briefs - Oct. 25
Maryland State Fire Marshal's Office offers tips for safe Halloween By DAN DEARTH | dan.dearth@herald-mail.com
ATM receipts lead to guilty plea in scrap-metal theft case By DON AINES | dona@herald-mail.com
Former assistant prosecutor is named assistant U.S. attorney
Chambersburg Borough Council endorses courthouse renovation plan By JENNIFER FITCH | waynesboro@herald-mail.com
Bail for man charged in stabbing set at $750,000 By DON AINES | dona@herald-mail.com
No one hurt in Mapleville Road accident
Plan for new McDonald's in Martinsburg advances By MATTHEW UMSTEAD | matthew.umstead@herald-mail.com
OBITUARIES
Harold L. Roberts Sr., 61
Joan Marie Seeley, 78
Elizabeth Jean Vorlaufer, 54
Donald S. Abshire, 84
Eleanor L. Runkles, 83
Bethel Hottel Printz, 92
Homer Edward Allen, 79
Mark R. Dziedzic, 55
Emma J. Crabtree, 67
Charles W. Harris, 87
James R. Nichols Sr., 84
Robert N. Coles, 82
Florence M. Binau, 92
EDUCATION
LIFESTYLE
Wishful shrinking opens new doors By MARIE GILBERT | marieg@herald-mail.com
Senior forum set for Oct. 31
Milestones - Oct. 24
Blood drives for the week of Oct. 24
Film review: 'Paranormal Activity 3' still makes you jump By BOB GARVER | Special to The Herald-Mail
New officers take their posts with Tri-State Civitan Club
Evalyn Rice celebrates 100th birthday
Doctor's office moved to Rural Heritage Museum
Barbara Schnebly wins Beulah T. Meyers Award, the highest volunteer honor
OPINION
Mail Call - Oct. 24
Letter to the Editor - Oct. 24
Meritus' new policy on patient condition info in serious condition By TIM ROWLAND | timr@herald-mail.com
SPORTS
HCC clinches conference volleyball title
'Cats, Blazers tied up in nots in no-win game By BRETT NIEVES | Staff Correspondent
County soccer teams set for region tourneys
Panthers battle to take a five-game victory By JACK HILL III | Staff Correspondent
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