Hotel Madison project ends as JMU backs out
Harrisonburg report says the Hotel Madison public private hotel and conference center on South Main Street is cancelled after the James Madison University Foundation board declined to proceed following failed talks with the city. Foundation president Tom Schaeffer called the outcome very unfortunate and said negotiations ended with no active project.
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Benghazi Attack Suspect to Face U.S. Trial
U.S. special forces seized a key leader in the Benghazi attack and he is en route to stand trial in the United States for the deadly assault that killed the ambassador and three other Americans. The Obama administration announced the breakthrough amid rising overseas violence in 2012.
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More Iraqi Detainees Murdered
BAGHDAD AP Nearly four dozen Sunni detainees were gunned down at a jail north of Baghdad a car bomb struck a Shiite neighborhood of the capital and four young Sunnis were found slain signaling signs of possible sectarian violence returning after insurgent gains.
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Returning To Iraq? President mulls next steps amid split views
As the president considers a new approach in Iraq, debate over strategy remains divided. Officials, analysts, and allies weigh potential timelines, troop levels, and political aims, reflecting uncertainty about the path forward.
Pressure Is Off Congress Says Goodlatte at Harrisonburg Luncheon
Sixth District Rep. Bob Goodlatte told about 40 Harrisonburg and Rockingham leaders that pressure is off passing sweeping immigration reform. He blamed President Obama for not enforcing existing laws, reducing incentive for a bipartisan deal. He cited undocumented Central American youths and said the administration is not tackling the issue. A June 25 House Judiciary Committee hearing is planned to address the administration's approach.
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JMU Under Federal Scrutiny Over Sexual Assault Handling
Harrisonburg Virginia news brief reports James Madison University faces a U S Department of Education Office for Civil Rights investigation into its handling of sexual assault and harassment complaints. The DOE has initiated probes at 62 institutions and JMU confirms cooperation amid privacy limits.
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Brat Opens Campaign With Focus On Virginia Prosperity
Dave Brat, who toppled Eric Cantor, began his general election bid in Richmond with a message of economic prosperity for Virginians. He hired a campaign spokesman experienced in state politics, though the operation is under setup as Brat notes equipment is scarce. He spoke at a Rotary Club breakfast, faulting ObamaCare and federal spending for job struggles and rising costs.
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