EPA inspector urges practical farming practices
Mark Zolandz says the kinds of practices sought from farmers are not onerous and encourages doable steps to reduce environmental impact.
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Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 2010
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EPA cites two Rockingham farms for permit violations
The EPA ordered Turley Creek Farms in Linville and Windcrest Associates LLC in Timberville to stop discharging pollutants into waterways without permits under the Clean Water Act. Inspectors found poultry litter and cattle access to water caused runoff leading to pollutants reaching Turley Creek and other waterways feeding Chesapeake Bay.
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Harrisonburg
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Rockingham County
EPA
Turley Creek Farms
Linville
Windcrest Associates LLC
Timberville
Chesapeake Bay
Barack Obama
Turley Creek
Windcrest Associates
Who Pays for Virginia Riot Response Costs
Virginia State Police joined local officers at an April 10 block party riot, deploying 158 troopers led by Col. W. Steven Flaherty for about 1,094 hours. Costs exceed 20000 with total riot response at least 60000, including uncalculated expenses. the city will not be billed as state police will not seek reimbursement. Corinne Geller said the response is part of the job and not billable. Springfest, a James Madison University event, started the riot.
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Harrisonburg
Virginia
Col
W. Steven Flaherty
Daily News Record
Corinne Geller
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James Madison
New RMH Opens With Public Open House and Ribbon Cutting
Rockingham Memorial Hospital invites the public to tour its new 630 thousand square foot facility on a 254 acre campus. The $300 million complex includes 238 private rooms an emergency department and a ground level helicopter pad. An open house runs 1 to 6 p.m. with a 1 to 1:30 p.m. ribbon cutting. For details call 433 4580.
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Kay Harrison
Harrison
Entation
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Reservoir Street
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Slayings in England: Taxi rampage leaves 12 dead
In Cumbria a 52 year old taxi driver carried out a shooting spree across northwest England, killing 12 and wounding 25 before turning the gun on himself. Two weapons were found at the scene and eight victims remain hospitalized. Queen Elizabeth II expressed shock and sympathy.
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England
Cumbria
Britain
Derrick Bird
Boot
Lake
Elizabeth II
Police
Stuart Hyde
Love Story Final Chapter of Gore Marriage
Associated Press reports Al and Tipper Gore split after 40 years of marriage due to growing apart. Experts say late-marriage dissolutions are common, challenging the belief that long unions inevitably endure. Betsey Stevenson of Wharton notes couples often drift apart after reaching a certain point.
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New York
Argentina
Tipper Gore
Betsey Stevenson
University of Pennsylvania
Wharton School
Stevenson
U S drone program unlikely to change amid UN critique
The U S drone campaign against terrorists faces renewed criticism from a United Nations human rights expert but is not expected to alter government policy. Officials argue the program remains essential for counterterrorism, despite calls for greater oversight and civilian protection.
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U.S
U.N
BP Hiccup Delays Clean-Up as Spill Costs Mount
Cleanup costs rise as BP faces a snag delaying Deepwater Horizon response. President Obama seizes the moment to campaign for a renewed push on clean energy and energy policy reforms.
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Obama
Obituary notices list three deaths in brief tribute
Death notices honor Rena M. Bowen 97 of Luray Michele A. Pruett 36 of Lower Burrell Pa and Burrel Vance 96 of Seneca Rocks West Virginia with short tributes across pages in volume 113 number 207 newspaper.
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Luray
Michele A. Pruett
Lower Burrell
Burrel Vance
Seneca Rocks
W.va
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