Former JMU Student Pleads Guilty To Voter Fraud
Andrew J. Spieles of Harrisonburg pleaded guilty in U S District Court to submitting 18 fraudulent voter registration forms for the November presidential election. He faces up to a year in prison with sentencing set for August 8. a 100 to 120 day jail term is proposed. The judge ordered a pre sentence report and cautioned about plea withdrawal if sentencing exceeds 120 days.
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Judge: Two Not Guilty Of Holiday Assault
A Rockingham County jury found two of four people not guilty of breaking into a home on Christmas Day and assaulting a couple. Conan Harvey, 29, of Harrisonburg, faced felony breaking and entering and two misdemeanor assault by mob charges.
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U S Considers Travel Ban to North Korea Over Otto Warmbier
The Trump administration weighs banning U S travel to North Korea after Otto Warmbier death. Secretary Rex Tillerson could cut off entry with a stroke of the pen as outrage grows and Tony Kim’s case is cited amid policy deliberations.
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North Korea
Otto Warmbier
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Rex Tillerson
Tony Kim
Libertarian Cliff Hyra campaigns for Virginia governor in Harrisonburg
Northern Virginia attorney Cliff Hyra, the Libertarian candidate, held his first on‑scene campaign event at O’Charley’s in Harrisonburg with eight attendees after submitting more than the 10,000 signatures required to appear on the ballot. He aims to change Richmond, facing Republican Ed Gillespie and Democrat Ralph Northam in the November 7 general election, while awaiting state certification.
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Libertarian Monthly
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Mechanicsville
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Heat Wave Pummels Southwest Topping 120 Degrees
The first day of summer brings extreme heat across the Southwest with Phoenix approaching 120 degrees and Death Valley hitting 126. Nevada and California report similar heat as researchers warn deadly warm spells will become more frequent. Power grids strain and workers seek shade as crews plan for potential early shutdowns. Las Vegas and Palm Springs endure dangerous conditions with residents and visitors seeking air conditioned relief.
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Deaths Numbers on Page A4 Include Maynard Dean and Good Lewisburg
Death notices list Maynard W. Dean 77 of Elkton Good 63 of Lewisburg West Virginia and similar notices on page A4.
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Elkton Good
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