Elkton Easter egg hunt drawn big turnout at Stonewall Park
A Letter to the Editor from Diane Johnson of the Elkton Recreation Department thanks the community for the Easter egg hunt at Stonewall Memorial Park on Friday April 18. More than 200 children under 10 sought eggs hidden by Easter Bunny helpers Sarah King and Kristen Lilly with over 1500 eggs. Special thanks to Elkton United Methodist Church Girl Scout Troop 1938 and the Elkton Area Community Center for donations of eggs and candy. Joshua Gooden provided the photographs of the event.
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Elkton NAPA site history tied to Spotswood Ave building
Elkton residents recalled NAPA’s long town presence dating to the late 1940s during Monday’s town council session. The 409 West Spotswood site moved around since 1967 under Al Rosen, later acquired by Welds in October last year, with current Spotswood Avenue building built in 1962 by the Haden family. Cottonwood Commercial partners Butch Strawderman and Ken Kline bought the property in 2011 and undertook a major renovation amid strong local cooperation.
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Budget request cuts hiring amid rising costs notes Breeden
Breeden says the proposed budget shows an overall rise but is swallowed by cost of living adjustments for retirement and pensions. After these increases, little is left for new staff or other initiatives, even if the board receives the full budget.
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Shenandoah budget boosts real property tax and rates
The Shenandoah Town Council approved the final real property tax for the coming fiscal year, raising real property tax by 2 cents per hundred to 31 cents per hundred. Minimum water and sewer rates combined rise by 4 dollars per month. A final public budget hearing is set for 7 p.m. Tuesday May 13 at the Shenandoah Town Hall on First Street.
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Chamber's Business After Hours visits SoLace Studios
Harrisonburg Rockingham Chamber of Commerce held its monthly Business After Hours social at SoLace Studios in Elkton attracting Elkton residents Harrisonburg visitors and others. Michael Simmons said he works mainly in Harrisonburg while based in Winchester. By 5 30 p m the downtown Elkton shop owned by Barb Polin displayed steel animal sculptures crafted from machine parts while guests browsed and petted the sculptures and Cindy Palin’s dog Regan drew attention.
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Elkton approves sign and rezoning talks at council meeting
Elkton council voted to approve a $800 sign for the town hall while delaying content and placement. The meeting discussed rezoning the rear building on Warren Street for rental residences with front- business space, contingency for a Special Exception, and ongoing permits. The north Wirt area may be rezoned to residential, south side L- B2 zoning remains unchanged.
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