Bush Still With Much To Prove
PARK CITY Utah AP When Jeb Bush finally says today that he's running for president he'll begin the campaign with much to prove Back in December the former Florida governor said he was exploring a 2016 run an announcement that by itself had the power to kick off the campaign In the six months since Bush probably has shattered a fundraising record as well as pioneering a new approach to White House campaigning He has just completed a well reviewed trip through Europe Supporters had hoped that this son of one president and brother of another would by now hold a commanding position in an unwieldy Republican field Yet he has not broken away from the pack "I know that I'm going to have to go earn this" Bush said this past week "It's a lot of work and I'm excited about the prospects of this It's a long haul" You start wherever you start and you end a long way away from where we are today so See BUSH Page A2
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Nursing Student Starts Nonprofit for Moms in Need
James Madison University nursing student Sarah Musa, 21, started Prospect in Mummy's Tummy International to help underprivileged and expectant mothers. Originating in Virginia, it expanded to Sierra Leone and Gambia, delivering "baskets of love" to health centers serving low income families and women.
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Newtown Cemetery Honored as Virginia Historic Landmark
In Harrisonburg the city’s sole historic Black cemetery, Newtown, is recognized on state and national historic landmark lists. A 30-strong group gathered at John Wesley United Methodist Church to unveil a black and gold plaque at Sterling Street. JMU students researched the site, uncovering burials and community history.
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Lohr clinches first division title at Derby event
William Lohr claimed his first division championship in nine attempts at the 10th annual Rockingham Rotary All-American Soap Box Derby. Cali Denney, 16, from Waynesboro waited at the start of a Masters Division race on East Washington Street in Harrisonburg as the event unfolded.
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Soap Box Derby Winners Earn Tickets To Nationals
Sixteen-year-old William Lohr captured a division title on his 10th derby attempt as nine-year-old Taylor Myers won in her third try at the Rockingham Rotary All American Soap Box Derby. Brianna Waldron of Roanoke was noted in coverage.
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Derby Winners Crowned Across Divisions
Brianna Waldron and Cali Denney win Masters while Landon Rutherford tops the field. In Super Stock William Lohr and Tanner Baugher finish strong with Makalyn Nesssetrod close behind. Stock Division honors go to Taylor Myers Harley Shifflett and Alison Diehl. Mailee Findley earns the Sportsmanship Award.
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Dallas Shooter Had Violent Past
The Dallas attacker linked to the police station assault was accused two years earlier of choking his mother and fleeing to an East Texas town where schools were locked down fearing he would strike soft targets. Police said he used an armored van to fire on officers after planting pipe bombs, claimed to be James Boulware, and was killed by a sniper. identity confirmations lagged. His father and brother recalled anger at police over custody fights and failed attempts to get him help. authorities called the events miraculous.
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Still At Large Two NY inmates remain unfound
Two inmates who escaped from an upstate New York prison remain at large. Governor says they could be nearby or possibly in Mexico by now. Report notes the escape and ongoing search.
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