Valley Playhouse Show Three Viewings Receives Praise
The Valley Playhouse production of Three Viewings earns praise for its entertaining fury and emotional depth. Director Carrie Dengler Wenger says the show offers strong meat for the audience and aims to challenge viewers.
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Carrie Dengler Wenger
Valley Playhouse
Day History 1836 to 2007 Summary
A chronological list of notable events from 1836 to 2007 spans diverse topics. It notes the Ash Wednesday Storm of 1962 with Atlantic coast impact, Svetlana Avigyeva’s defection in 1967, the Herald of Free Enterprise disaster in 1987, and Scooter Libby’s 2007 conviction, among other dated references and brief mentions.
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Information on Dai ly News-Record photo reprints
Offer details for color prints and enlargements of daily News-Record photographs. Provides links to printroom.com/pro/dnronline and the DNROnline site, directing readers to click the dated link under the gallery heading.
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Autumn Knicely builds snow fort with sisters in Dayton
Autumn Knicely 5 along with sisters Eileen 11 and Shara 8 roll snow behind Mole Hill Bikes in Dayton during a Monday morning snowfall. They use the white stuff to make a snow fort and snowmen before most of the snow melts by day’s end.
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Autumn Knicely
Eileen
Shara
Mole Hill Bikes
Dayton
Insurance firm expands office space in Harrisonburg
LD&B Insurance and Financial Services added 4,300 square feet to its downtown Harrisonburg main office to grow its financial services department. President Gene Diener cited rising retirement-age demand as a key factor in the move.
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Ld&b Insurance and Financial Services
Harrisonburg
Gene Diener
Judge strikes down Maryland handgun permit rationing rule
U S District Judge Benson Everett Legg rejected Maryland's demand for a good and substantial reason to obtain a handgun permit. He ruled the requirement creates a rationing system and that the right to possess a gun is sufficient reason.
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U.S
Benson Everett Legg
Maryland
Legg
Water Testing To Break Down Fracking Impact
Dimock Pennsylvania residents await EPA and state water tests after reports of discolored water with foul taste and odor near gas wells drilled in 2008. Regulators expand oversight of the Marcellus Shale as EPA samples for health and environmental effects of hydraulic fracturing amid claims of methane contamination from Cabot Oil & Gas wells.
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Dimock
Kim Grosso
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Grosso
Pennsylvania
U.S
Cabot Oil & Gas Corp
Daily News Record contact and publication details
The Daily News Record is published daily except Sundays and major holidays by Rockingham Publishing Co Inc at 231 South Liberty Street Harrisonburg Virginia 22801. It lists contact numbers for General Information Advertising Classified Display Circulation and News Department with varying hours.
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Netanyahu stresses Israel's right to defend itself
Prime Minister Netanyahu reiterated Israel's right to defend itself amid escalating nuclear crisis tensions. He urged restraint while signaling determination to counter threats. The remarks framed security priorities as foundational to national defense.
Syrians Flee Peril as Homs Offensive Spreads
Syrians flee to Lebanon amid a brutal government offensive in Homs and fears of reprisals. U S Senator John McCain urges airstrikes to remove Assad. UN reports up to 2000 crossed into Lebanon in two days. over 10,000 Syrians in Lebanon. Turkey hosts 11000 refugees in camps. Jordan reports over 80000 refugees.
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Obama and Netanyahu press diplomacy amid Iran showdown
In the Oval Office meeting Obama urged pressure and diplomacy to deter Iran from a nuclear bomb while Netanyahu stressed Israel's right to defend itself. Both sought unity on the crisis yet kept firm positions on timing and possible force, warning against a new Mideast war and urging a peaceful path alongside readiness to act if needed.
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