Elkton Field Day parade chair resigns after 15 years of service
A letter thanks the Elkton Field Day parade supporters including committee members Robert Tolsma and Karen Hensley. The writer, after more than 15 years of organizing, cites health concerns and steps down as parade chair while urging continued community support and cooperation from police, sheriff, neighborhood watch, and local businesses.
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Robert Tolsma
Karen Hensley
Susan Samuels
Harry and
Sue Armbruster
Jane Fleisher
Katelyn Breeden
Brandy Coolly
Coty Hall
Elkton
Elkton council considers signs and first responder day
The Elkton council discussed a plan to place informative yard arm signs at two sites, a World Trade Center beam memorial at Elkton Middle School and a banner for Conrad's Store history. They also addressed microphone issues, a First Responders Recognition Day proclamation for Sept 11 2013, rezoning withdrawal for Quail Run, and a draft Elkton General Plan update.
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Dearing
Rick Workman
Sept. 11Th
Elkton Middle School
Conrads
World Trade Center Towers
Conrad’s
Workman
Elkton
Randell Snow
Council
Council Chamber
Jay Dean
America
Dean
Benny King
Town Planning Commission
King
Memorial memorializes veterans with 64 more names
The town plans a new memorial extension adding room for 64 names to the existing display. Bricks costing 50 dollars each will bear a veteran’s name and service details, with proceeds funding park upkeep. Shenandoah Machine Shop volunteers, led by Russ Comer, will supply steel bracing and fabrication at no charge.
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Pierce
Iowa
West Virginia
Valley Building Supply
Harrisonburg
Russ Comer
Comer
Shenandoah Machine Shop
Ron Comer
Jeff Vaughan
KVK Industries
Juanita Roudabush
Veterans Memorial Project
Ronnie Painter
Shenandoah
Virginia Avenue
Ted Hayes
Shenandoah Council notes honor local businesses and events
Shenandoah Town Council awards the July and August Community Enhancement honors to Shenks Services, Inc. and North Side Diner for property improvements on North Fifth Street. Updates include U S 340 Yard Crawl events in Sept, plus a Luray expo and sidewalk sale. The meeting covered chamber growth, media features, legislative observances, river forum, and road funding plans.
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Shenandoah Town
Bulldog Field
Luray
Hilliard
Virginia Business
Page County
Chamber
Luraypage
Heard
Northern
Shenandoah Valley
Commission
Martha Shickle
Virginia Resources Authority
Shenandoah River
Srac
Shenandoahnewz
Dgif.virginia
Shenandoahriveradventures
Bill
Sue Kite
Shenandoah Vfw
Clinton O. Lucas
Cindy Breeden
Council
Forest Knolls
VDOT
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Margaretta Isom
Nathan Miller
Isom
Kevin Fauber
Town Hall
Stonewall Memorial Park
Rockingham Street
Lynn Kite
Randy Good
Shenandoah Council
Shenks
North Side
Rex
SmilesForLifeOnline
Augusta
Augustahealth.com
Keezletown Road
Weyers Cave
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