JMU President Alger Emphasizes Campus Safety
James Madison University President Jonathan Alger says campus safety is a top priority and urges parents and students to know the campus is safe. He notes progress requires respectful collaboration and education while addressing national dialogue on sexual assault and harassment.
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Homeless Complex On Hold In Harrisonburg Commerce Village
Harrisonburg Redevelopment and Housing Authority seeks $500 000 to cover a funding gap delaying construction of Commerce Village a 30 unit on Washington Street and Commerce Drive project for adults with mental and physical disabilities. Executive Director Michael Wong said the sole bid exceeded estimates as HRHA reviews options including expense cuts and a grant application with on site services from Harrisonburg Rockingham Community Services Board.
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Syrian Rebels Buckling Amid Iraqi-Syrian Fronts
Beir ut report notes U S support for moderate Syrian rebels struggling against the al Qaida breakaway group sweeping Iraq and Syria. Several fighters retreat or quit, while some hard liners join radicals. Obama seeks 500 million to train and arm moderates.
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Veteran 100 to receive high school diploma in Schuylerville
In Saratoga Springs New York 100 year old World War II veteran George Hulka Jr. finally earns his high school diploma as his great grandson Devin Stark receives a diploma at Schuylerville graduation ceremonies. The veteran served from North Africa to Germany earning a Bronze Star and other medals. New York honors veterans from World War II Korean War and Vietnam War who resided in the state.
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Hoppin Up To The Challenge In Shenandoah Hop Yard
David Clark tends a 1.3 acre hops yard in the Shenandoah Valley, one of the area’s largest. He watches for two spotted spider mites and potato leafhoppers on first year plants, noting beneficial aphids as well as harmful ones. Clark owns 7 Hollows Farm at 2072 Orkney Spring Road, about 15 miles from town.
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