Stolen skid steer and ATVs reported at Stewartsville sites
Outback Mulch at 17750 Stewartsville Road reports a Caterpillar 246 Skid Steer stolen. Powers Tractor at 17690 Stewartsville Road reports a Kubota RTV a Honda Four Trax 72WD 4 wheeler and a Honda Rancher 2WD 4 wheeler stolen. Outback Mulch also reports a Four Trax 2WD and a Honda Rancher ZWD 4 wheeler stolen.
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Outback
Stewartsville Road
Powers Tractor and Equipment
1940s Homefront Festival at National D-Day Memorial
The National D-Day Memorial hosts a free admission for students 18 and under and veterans, with adults at 5 dollars for the event branded as a 1940s Homefront Festival on Saturday July 15 from 10 am to 3 pm. WoodmenLife sponsors the festival showcasing World War II veterans and living history interpreters. The Bedford Farmers Market will feature farm to table offerings.
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WoodmenLife
Bedford
Bedford Plans Hotel Project With Developer Partnership
In conjunction with a market study from 2016 the town and Development Company Inc. have agreed to move forward on bringing a hotel to Bedford. The joint effort followed several months of discussions between the town and the developer.
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Bedford
Development Company, Inc
LHS Student Seizes Summer with Science Experiments
Hannah Steele, a student at LHS, spent her summer in a string of science activities. She competed internationally with teen scientists, studied three weeks at the University of Barcelona, led classes for girls, and joined a seven day NASA Langley Summer Academy through VASTS in Hampton. Her summer began with a trip to Las California for the International Science and Engineering Fair May 13 19, where nearly 300 young scientists from 425 affiliate fairs participated.
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Hannah Steele
Pakistan
Los Angeles
California
University of Barcelona
NASA Langleyer Center
Hampton
Virginia Aerospace Science and Technology Scholars
VASTS
Hannah
Las California
Inter International
Science and Engineering
Wish Comes True Foundation Aids Local Girl’s Family
Jim and Teresa Widener, with nurse care, receive help after Taylyan, age four, requires constant care due to a birth blood clot affecting her right leg. She was diagnosed with 1P36 syndrome from a missing portion of chromosome 1, prompting ongoing medical support and home improvements.
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Jim
Teresa Widener
Taylyan
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