Council Seeks Input On Streetscape Work
Valley Virginia council asks residents and businesses for feedback on planned streetscape improvements set to reshape public spaces. Officials emphasize pedestrian safety aesthetics and potential phased construction details to be announced next month.
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EMU Board Delays Same Sex Ruling
EMU trustees postponed a decision on policy changes for employees in monogamous or covenant relationships. The board chose to maintain the current no-action stance while seeking final guidance, citing respect for Mennonite Church U S A. and concerns about enrollment and contributions.
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Militants seize two Iraq border crossings along Jordan and Syria
Sunni militants captured two border crossings on Sunday one with Jordan and one with Syria as they push a major offensive in Iraq. The advance worsens Prime Minister Maliki's position and expands the war toward Jordan, while the U.S. mulls air strikes and advises a new Iraqi government.
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Pastor Pleads To Sex Charge In Page County Circuit Court
James Richard Daley, 71, former pastor of Beth Eden Lutheran Church in Luray, pleaded guilty to six felony counts of aggravated sexual battery of a minor younger than 13. The Page County Circuit Court plea was entered on Wednesday, with sentencing set for August 25 and potential imprisonment up to 120 years.
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Putin backs cease fire in Ukraine amid new talks
Vladimir Putin expresses support for a Ukraine cease fire as talks resume, signaling a possible shift in stance. The comment appears on page B10 with business, classifieds, sports and weather details referenced in the page markers.
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Local Deaths from Harrisonburg to Bridgewater
Mary E. Bock 83 Harrisonburg Larue A. Cornish 92 Harrisonburg John W. McNair Jr 88 Waynesboro Elizabeth G. Minor 103 Bridgewater Patricia A. Murphy 69 Moorefield WV Patricia A. Posey 86 McGaheysville Margaret C. Shaver 97 Crimera Linda S. Shifflett 65 Elkton Dora B. Waybright 89 Harrisonburg Ruth T. Weller 89 Baker WV Fred G. White 100 Bridgewater
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No Shortage Of Conference Center Interest
Harrisonburg officials remain interested in a hotel and conference center on South Main Street as talks between the city and James Madison University Foundation concluded. The Harrisonburg Downtown Renaissance backs the proposal, linking it to mixed use and downtown revitalization goals. JMU also pursues a hotel and conference center in its six year plan, noting the Festival Conference and Student Center already hosts many events.
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Analysis: Few Consequences Found for Child Immigrants
Washington AP finds thousands of unaccompanied migrant children entering the United States can reside in cities attend public schools and possibly work for years with limited penalties. The lax outcome stems from an overwhelmed immigration court system and the 2002 law meant to safeguard children.
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Two Sections Twenty Pages Volume 117 Number 219
A brief newspaper issue description noting the publication has two sections and twenty pages, identified by volume 117 and issue number 219.
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