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STORY INDEX

The week's stories: • Sunday • Monday • Tuesday • Wednesday • Thursday • Friday • Saturday

UPDATES

• Updates will be posted here as they become available.

TOP STORIES

• Deputies nab 30 in warrant sweep

• Plan revisions to slow building on Route 3

• Catalytic converters stolen from dealership

• Doctors: Running has no age limit

• Arundel Digest

• National Digest

• World Digest

BUSINESS

• All that money you've lost — where did it go?

• Coldwell Banker holds 10-day sale to kick home sales into gear

• Home sales down 14%, prices drop slightly

• Towne Centre 'lifestyle center' officially opens to the public

• Halloween stores have 'terrific' profits despite 'terrifying' economy

• City's office vacancies rise in third quarter

• Chamber Notes: Faced with crisis, we must work together to promote mutual interest

• Making your portable data more secure, in a flash

• Analysts: GM would need cash to acquire Chrysler

• Business Digest

• Business People

• Business Notes

• Business Calendar

• Auto insurance loan companies deny overcharging customers

• IMF: World economy to slow sharply, led by US

NAVAL ACADEMY

• Naval Academy grad dies of wounds suffered in Iraq

• Naval Academy leaving no stone unturned in recruitment efforts

• McCain attends 50th class reunion at Naval Academy

SCHOOLS

• Key School celebrates 50th anniversary

• AACC Public Safety department gets accredited

• Spanish for Spanish speakers

• Meade students tackle homeland security issues

• Local student headed to national science fair

• Home schoolers volunteering for Meals on Wheels

• New program provides seamless transfer for freshmen

• Art is creative learning for Belvedere teacher

• School Digest

GOVERNMENT

• Slots: A big step backward

• $349M on state chopping block

• State lending program dips

• Governors call for new approach to transportation

• Official denies protest by highway bidders

• County has $21 million budget shortfall

• Horse, gaming industries power pro-slots finances

• Leopold: County not ready for BRAC

• ACLU urges O’Malley to let lawyers see spy files

• Sources Say: Hip O'Malley is down wit' da kids

• State budget cuts to hit more BRAC projects

• O'Malley considers furlough of state workers

• Medevac consultations go into effect Thursday

• Developmental disabilities advocates ask to be spared from budget cuts

• Political Notes: Voter registration numbers increase

REGION

• Discoveries at Jamestown offer new view of early settlement

• Maryland election boards handle flood of last-minute voter registrations

• State’s working families claim second-richest of the poor

• NASA figures out remote-control Hubble photo fix

• Disputed visionary cancels Maryland appearances

• Baltimore group takes anti-violence message to Web

• Region Digest

• Maryland Lottery

• Baltimore Co. residents sue Exxon over 2006 gas leak

• State to collect millions after closing loophole

• Western Maryland businesses grow despite tough economy

• Region Digest

• Frederick home of first U.S. president - sort of

• Ovarian cancer fight reaching new heights

• Regional Digest

ENTERTAINMENT

• People in the News

• Behind the Microphones

• Sailing movie inspires local audience

• A good day to be Scottish

• Sailboat Show: 39th Annual United States Sailboat Show

• Sailboat Show: New products

• Sailboat Show: Odds & Ends

• Sailboat Show: Plenty of good deals await you at show

• Sailboat Show: Sailboat Show seminars

• Taste of Kent Narrows on the menu

• After Dark: Davis Pub, Boatyard top list of must-visit spots for visiting sailors

• Music Box: Outspoken Atmosphere in Baltimore tonight

• Dining Review: Middleton's: Taste of great food, history

• Mini Reviews

• Movie Review: 'Body of Lies' a middle-of-the-road riddle

ENVIRONMENT

• Verdict still out on planting 'Asian' oysters in bay

• Public comments needed on ‘Asian’ oyster report

• Early results show stream fixes work

• County considers allowing hunting at Jug Bay

• Mine cleanup program running out of money

• Our Bay: McCain's stewardship ethic would guide his decisions

• Our Bay: Obama platform contains Chesapeake-specific policies

• Our Bay: Chesapeake Bay Foundation has ideas for the next president

• Our Bay: This Week's Take: A legacy of sediments

• Our Bay: Presidential Advice

• Our Bay: Bay Digest

• Our Bay: Chesapeake Calendar

• 'Asian' oyster study will offer few answers

• Snakeheads, others on display at Calvert museum

LIFESTYLE

• Chef's Choice: Get the most out of your slow cooker

• Locally Grown: Celebrate seafood this month

• Wine, etc.: Rosemount a favorite among Australian wines

• Man donates artwork to aid people with ALS

• Local jazz legend Joe Byrd to retire

• Local British women build camaraderie while contributing to community

• Overheard: A real class act

• Keep your kids from Halloween sugar overload

• Caregivers' Corner: Caregivers: Take care of yourself, too

• Covering the Bases: Penalty for not enrolling in Part D when eligible

• Nipping the tuck

• Health Digest

• Art for autism

HOME AND GARDEN

• The Realities of Real Estate: Pricing a critical step in today's market

• Home of the Week: Jane and Mike Stricker

• On The Level: There are solutions for stains on your asphalt roof

• The Realities of Real Estate: Each situation unique when buying or selling

• Home of the Week: Walt and Irene Wisch

• On The Level: Creating extra attic space can work if done correctly

OPINION

• Our Say: Towne Centre turns eyesore into an asset

• Editor's notebook

• Our Say: State will have to make choice about oyster problem

• Our Say: Economic slump will lead to painful state budget cuts

• Guest Column: Downtown needs more for residents

• Editor's notebook

• Our Say: Hard work, tough action get Annapolis High back on track

• Our Say: Police spying mess should result in new regulations

COLUMNISTS

• Eric Hartley: Say yes to drugs - for the schools

• The Watchdog: Crownsville man's sunken boat scuttles neighbors' water views

• Eric Hartley: A poetic break from sound bites

• Overheard: A real class act

• Eric Hartley: Hard times? Then shop, baby, shop

• Psychology: Quit or keep playing?

• Eric Hartley: Shock trauma flights don't need fixing

• Eric Hartley: Saving a place to buy local

• Giving for Good: Giving circle brings local women together

• Eric Harley: What about the real terrorists?

• Relationship Maps: Strengthen relationship by discussing your day

RELIGION

• Religion News

FOR THE RECORD

• Police Beat for October 15

• Obituaries have moved

• Police Beat for October 14

• Police Beat for October 12

• Sketch of Westfield robbery suspect released

• Police Beat for October 10

• Police Beat for October 9

• Building Permits

• Unserved Warrants

• Drinking & Driving

• Drinking and Driving

SPORTS

• Red Sox knuckle under, Rays surge to 3-1 ALCS lead

• Phillies don't plan on letting up

• Pastrana always on fast track

• Knee injury costs Yanda the season

• NFL suspends Jones again; Cowboys get Williams

• Penguins beat Flyers in overtime

• Former MVP Shaun Alexander signs with Redskins

• Terps try to gather consistency

• College Roundup

• College Schedule

NAVAL ACADEMY SPORTS

• Navy QB focuses on triple task

• Mids brace for surging No. 23 Pitt

• Navy women run winning streak to six games

• Midshipmen right ship with surge at midseason

• Frederick forward picks Navy

• Navy tries to get grip on offense

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS

• Arundel, South River look for title rematch

• Falcons complicate title picture

• Field Hockey Roundup: Furton gets two in S. Park victory

• Boy's Soccer Roundup: Kane's late goal lifts South River

• Girl's Soccer Roundup: Spalding clinches second in IAAM A Conference

• Prep Roundup: Moran serves up victory for South River

• Prep Note

• Prep Tennis

• Spalding passes South River

• Prep Roundup: Barry paces Indian Creek win

• Athletes of the Week

• Prep Schedule

OUTDOORS

• Outdoors: Bluefish hit spot for rookie anglers

• Bill Burton donates his life's work to nature center

• Outdoors: With blues preparing to leave, striper catching should pick up

• Chesapeake Sportsman: Predators are just trying to make a living

BOATING AND SAILING

• Boating Calendar

• Annapolis pro leads Quantum leap

• Trimaran testing begins prior to America's Cup

NEIGHBORHOODS

• Reaching across the rivalry

• Teen of the Week: Arras Wiedorn

• Local Digest

• Teen of the Week: Teneika Williams

• Oh, say can you drink?

• County swears in new fire chief

• Teen of the Week: Patrick Townsend

• Local Digest

ANNAPOLIS

• Aldermen pledge to combine charter proposals

• United States Sailboat show has something for everyone

• Around Annapolis: Davidsonville woman creates afghans for cancer patients at AAMC

• O'Malley celebrates Annapolis progress

• Main Street named one of 10 'great streets' in America

• Parking dispute stalls growth

• Breaking land speed records at Bonneville Salt Flats

BROADNECK

• 2 county rec fields dedicated

• Around Broadneck: Teacher's travels become lessons for learning in the classroom

CROFTON

• Around Crofton: A Crofton mother's loss inspires her to paint again

• Around Crofton: Crofton Scouts take on water testing project for the Patuxent Riverkeeper

CROWNSVILLE

• Around Crownsville: Church revives Fall Faire

• Around Crownsville: Dorr family says goodbye to landmark service station after 63 years

KENT ISLAND

• Wounded veterans tee off

• Crossing the span for private schools

SEVERNA PARK

• Around the Park: Centenarian celebrates big 100th birthday at his favorite shop

• Jones School home to native garden

• Green Hornets: Winter now a time for Hornets girls basketball

• Stolen Boy Scout tents end up at B&A Trail encampment

• Around the Park: Severna Park High's homecoming

• Asbury Church Assistance Network provides helping hand

SOUTH COUNTY

• Legal tussles for Londontowne Marina could cost slips

• Around South County: Shooting targets for turkeys in Deale

• South County Chamber presents awards

• Pets get special blessing at annual church event

WEST COUNTY

• Fort to receive federal money

• Veterans clinic to open at Fort Meade

• Around West County: Young martial arts students have black-belt goals

• Will Laurel Park have competition for slots?

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