CHANGE bloc reshapes Harrisonburg council in first 100 days
In Harrisonburg the CHANGE voting bloc pushes a pro growth agenda with two votes on a golf course signaling broader shifts. Council members Rogers Lantz and Fitzgerald defend progress while Frank and others express disappointment over a broken majority and a costly Hillandale Park purchase.
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New Ford Explorer tire report draws sharp rebuttal
Detroit AP reports Ford and Firestone disputed a Washington Post analysis claiming Explorers have higher tire related crash rates. Firestone recalls totaling 6.5 million followed linked deaths and injuries. Post analysis covered 1997 to 1999 nationwide crashes and Florida data, citing Goodyear tires in Explorers as contributing to higher tire failures.
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Sears Hometown preprint corrects Kenmore Challenge logo
The October fifth Sears Hometown Store preprint IP4A carried a false Kenmore Challenge logo on its ranges. The logo will not be accepted on any of these ranges and the error is apologized for with regret and any inconvenience acknowledged.
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CARING urges balanced voter information for Harrisonburg students
Hensley cites efforts to inform all voters and counter bias in student materials. He notes concerns last election favored single issue messaging, such as criticisms of police. Rogers warns elections could mirror Berkeley if students dominate, as Peterson supports moving elections from May to November.
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Student impact fades in last election says mayor
Mayor Carolyn Frank says the actual student impact in the last election was very small and questions if the city should be run by younger residents. She notes student voting concerns were overrated, while council seats held by Rogers and Hugh Lantz face decisions on running again as terms end. Rogers stresses experience will matter next election and urges active participation.
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Coenzyme Q10 benefits and immune role explained
A health ad outlines coenzyme Q10 or ubiquinone as a cellular energy co factor. It claims Q10 boosts ATP production and heart energy, supports cardiovascular health, immune function, and anti aging. It notes higher Q10 in heart muscle and cites studies on deficiencies and supplementation effects.
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