Wilt Wins Special Election for Virginia House Seat
George VanOrden, a longtime friend, believes Tony Wilt would be a good fit as the new representative for Virginia’s 26th House District. Wilt, 48, won a three way race to succeed Matt Lohr, who resigned to lead the state agriculture department, and was sworn in at the Virginia State Capitol in Richmond.
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Chesterfield
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Harrisonburg
Rockingham County
By The Numbers Sales 2009 2010 Update
Coldwell Banker Funkhouser posted 96 800 560 in sales volume across 504 sales while Century 21 Unlimited recorded 31 045 335 in sales volume from 158 sales Funkhouser 486 103.
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Realty Firms Merge In Shenandoah Valley Deal
Harrisonburg based Coldwell Banker Funkhouser Realtors will acquire Century 21 Real Estate Unlimited to form the largest real estate firm in the Shenandoah Valley. Joe Funkhouser says the combination increases size by about one third and boosts licensed agents and sales volume as the merged firm takes the Coldwell Banker Funkhouser Realtors name.
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Harrisonburg
Coldwell
Close Call At Copper Beech Townhomes Fire Injures Three
In Harrisonburg three firefighters were hurt in a backdraft explosion during a blaze at Copper Beech townhomes on Reservoir Street. Derek Showalter and Chad Smith were treated on scene. Lt. Joe Bush was hospitalized with heat-related injuries amid weather and flames. The 10:30 a.m. fire at 2433 Bayberry Lane damaged two neighboring townhomes, with about $100,000 in damage.
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Massachusetts governor urges change to condom policy in schools
Governor Deval Patrick pressed Provincetown school superintendent to revise a policy allowing free condoms for all public school students, including elementary level, with counseling on abstinence. policy to take effect in the fall amid reelection bid.
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Grizzly Attack Upends Alaska Geologist’s Day
In a remote Alaska Range valley near the Iditarod Trail, 54 year old geologist Robert Miller from Millrock Resources Inc. played dead when a grizzly charged after he protected his neck. After the bear fled he was reattacked and injured while awaiting helicopter pickup. He remained hospitalized with arm and leg injuries and a stitched ear.
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Local Obituaries Brief Names Four Area Residents
The notice lists James W. Crider, 82 of Mount Crawford. Virgil E. Turner, 82 of Broadway. Viola G. Smith, 97 of Harrisonburg. Elizabeth A. Puffenbarger, 65 of Dayton, with weather updates and a paper delivery contact for missed editions.
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Mount Crawford
Charlotte M. Kelley
New Market
Virgil E. Turner
Broadway
Viola G. Smith
Harrisonburg
Elizabeth A. Puffenbarger
Dayton
Patrick cites condom access dispute over first graders
Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick comments on a controversy over condoms and first graders, arguing the issue involves education policy and parental concerns. He frames the debate as about appropriate classroom materials and public health.
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