Judge bars media from Harrisonburg rape case hearing
A Rockingham County judge denied media access to a preliminary hearing for two Harrisonburg teens charged with raping a woman at knifepoint in her apartment last October. Judge David O'Donnell cited potential unfair trial risks and concerns over publication of the defendants and victim names.
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Health Care Overhaul Fee Hits Employers Hard
Washington AP reports a new 63 per head fee to cushion costs for pre existing conditions under the Obama health care overhaul. The regulation aims to cover uninsured and costs, with large firms facing millions in assessments. workers may see higher charges. Chantel Sheaks calls it a sleeper issue with major financial impact amid economic uncertainty.
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Prelegislative breakfast hosted by chamber in Harrisonburg
Lawmakers Sen Emmett Hanger and Sen Mark Kench along with Del Steve Landes and Del Tony Wilt attended a prelegislative breakfast hosted by the Harrisonburg Rockingham Chamber of Commerce at James Madison University Festival Conference and Student Center on Monday.
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Lawmakers Prep For Uncertainty
Harrisonburg and Rockingham area legislators headed to Richmond for the General Assembly session amid uncertainty. At the Harrisonburg Rockingham Chamber prelegislative breakfast four area lawmakers discussed the upcoming session. Shenandoah Valley Technology Council and James Madison University Research and Public Safety departments are involved.
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First Night Seeks Volunteers for Harrisonburg Event
Preston Knight announces Harrisonburg First Night New Year celebrations returning after a 2010 hiatus. The family event, 6 p.m. to midnight, showcases arts across downtown with 100 volunteers needed for setup, children's activities, and button checks. About 4,000 attendees foreseen. buttons cost 6 in advance and 8 on December 31.
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Falling Man Changes London Neighborhood
An African man fell from the sky onto a quiet Mortlake street in west London on a sunny September Sunday, disrupting the suburb’s usual calm and drawing attention to the area near Heathrow Airport. Authorities described the incident as a rare event in an otherwise peaceful community.
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Mystery Death Overhead Sparks Street Shock
Stephanie Prudhomme, a Mortlake resident, described a frightening scene where a body lay on the street and initial reports left people unsure how the person had fallen from a plane.
FTC probes kids privacy in mobile apps
The Federal Trade Commission investigates whether mobile app developers violated children's privacy by secretly collecting personal data from devices and sharing it with advertisers and data brokers. The commission warned that apps can access locations, friends' phone numbers, and more amid a market dominated by Apple and Google stores.
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