Meet The Man Behind Young Life Program
Turner Ashby High School teens pack Katie Baugher’s basement each Wednesday for Young Life with games skits and songs. Pete Hardesty, 32, Rockingham Harrisonburg area director, says the program mixes fun with lessons about Jesus Christ and a nationwide Christian outreach started in 1941 to engage high school students.
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Web Cops Hunt Sexual Predators
Investigators with the Southern Virginia Internet Crimes Against Children task force traced explicit images to a suspect, leading to a home raid in April. The 3-year-old girl’s photo session and other nude poses prompted multiple charges and the individual is now jailed awaiting trial.
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Farley Backs Warner in Virginia Senate Bid Ad
Harrisonburg Rockingham County Sheriff Donald Farley, an independent, introduced Democratic U S Senate candidate Mark Warner at the Rockingham County Courthouse on May 6 and now supports Warner in ads. Farley credited Warner’s 2002 budget handling for winning his endorsement after previously backing Earley in 2001.
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Charity as culture: Brooks on American giving
Arthur Brooks told a Harrisonburg audience that Americans donated 295 billion dollars to charities in 2006, far surpassing most nations' GDPs. He noted Americans give far more than French, German, or Italian counterparts and urged leveraging donor data to recruit more contributors.
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Obama Nears Victory As Final Primaries Loom
Obama edges toward the Democratic nomination with two remaining primaries as Clinton hints at defeat. He anticipates meeting with Clinton after securing the last delegates and begins considering a vice presidential running mate. Clinton offers no public quit signal.
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Kennedy Undergoes Brain Tumor Surgery in Durham
Sen Edward M Kennedy of Massachusetts underwent successful surgery for a cancerous brain tumor in Durham North Carolina on Monday. The operation was reported to be completed without complications and Kennedy is expected to recover in the hospital.
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Navy Prefers Pilots Over Drones in Air Combat Think
The Navy trails the Air Force in armed drone development and argues its elite Top Gun pilots remain superior in combat. It asserts pilots bring flexibility and tactical judgment that drones cannot yet match.
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Local Obituary Fragments Listed in Daily News Record
The Daily News-Record lists several ages and towns for deceased individuals including Terry Armentrout 49 of Fredericksburg Albert De Luca 57 of Harrisonburg Eva Harper 101 of Stuarts Draft Clara Jameson 90 of Bridgewater Elizabeth Shirley 86 of Luray George Shawns 86 of Mount Jackson Annie Templin 87 of Harrisonburg Hazel Thorne 75 of Moorefield West Virginia Readers are urged to contact the paper at 540 574 6200 or 540 574 6240 if a paper was missed.
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