Fire victim identified in McGaheysville kitchen blaze
Noel Stobbs 37, a Spotswood High School and Blue Ridge Community College alumnus, died at the scene of a Tuesday kitchen fire at 447 Dave Berry Road in du plex. About $20,000 in damages were caused by the blaze while emergency crews gave CPR outside the residence. A GoFundMe page has raised over $3,300 to support the family.
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JMU Responds To Wrongful Suspension Suit
The Virginia Attorney General’s Office on behalf of James Madison University moves to dismiss a federal suit filed in Harrisonburg by a former student, John Doe, who alleges wrongful suspension over a consensual encounter. Defendant names include University President Jonathan Alger and Mark Warner. Doe seeks reenrollment this fall and clearance of the sexual misconduct record.
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Salary Raise For Va Lawmakers Thinks Needs Higher Pay
Virginia’s ethics commission urged boosting legislator pay as the $18,000 annual salary plus per diem falls short of attracting qualified talent and fails to compensate the time lawmakers invest. Co chairman Bill Bolling said current compensation is inadequate despite some private agreement among lawmakers.
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Massanutten Technical Center graduates urged to drive on
Harrisonburg Massanutten Technical Center handed diplomas and certificates to 334 high school graduates, 73 adults, and 28 apprentices in a 43rd ceremony at James Madison University Convocation Center. ACPS official Eric Fitzgerald urged graduates to take the reins and get the job done as they enter the workforce.
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Encryption Creates Worry
Washington AP reported that encrypted communications by Islamic State supporters hinder terror monitoring. Officials told the House Homeland Security Committee that thousands share public messages on Twitter while some use end to end encrypted platforms, limiting law enforcement visibility. Michael Steinbach of the FBI warned that 200 plus social media companies may shield messages, reducing access to communications.
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Crashes Kill Five
Five people died in separate crashes reported in today’s brief news items. Authorities have not released all identities or detailed cause, but traffic incidents across the region are cited as the immediate source of fatalities. Police urge caution and remind drivers to observe speed limits and road conditions.
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