Elkton autism recovery farm opens for two young men
Charlie Kaufman and Andy Romanowski, both with autism, moved to a rented Elkton home near Nakea Creek Road to work at Mountain Creek Farm. Brought together by Paul and Jenny Livelli, who converted their retreat into an autism therapy farm, the program aims to teach self sufficiency and independent living.
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Charlie Kaufman
Andy Romanowski
Nakea Creek Road
Kaufman
Paul Livelli
Maryland
Livelli
Jenny
Naked Creek
Paul
Jenny Livelli
Mountain Creek
Sheperd Pratt Hospital
Baltimore
University of Maryland
Kauf
Ted Hayes
Myers Donation From NADA Gifts Shenandoah Heritage Center
The Shenandoah Heritage Center received a $2,000 gift from the National Automobile Dealers Association Charitable Foundation, inspired by Carter Myers Automotive owner and Shenandoah native Carter Myers. Carolyn Kyger, longtime collaborator with Myers, helped orchestrate the grant. W. T. Shuler received official notice August 25. Myers and Kyger presented the check at Stevens Cottage in a reception hosted by center chairman Dave Hinkle with Mayor Clinton Lucas Jr and others in attendance.
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Shenandoah
Shenandoah Heritage Center
Stevens Cottage
Maryland Avenue
National Auto Dealers Association
Carter Myers
Carter Myers Automotive
Charlottesville
Myers
Carolyn Kyger
National Automobile Dealers Association
NADA
McLean
W.T
Bill” Shuler
Kyger
Center
Dave Hinkle
Clinton C. Lucas Jr
Shenandoah Heritage Center Board
Ted Hayes
Anti drug group holds second meet in Elkton
The Elkton based anti drug group Kick Drugs Out of Elkton held its second meeting. Guests discussed strict supervision of Shenandoah Valley Youth Center and bringing James Madison University speakers on drug abuse. Police involvement and engaging Elkton town officials were also mentioned.
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Elkton
Shenandoah Valley
James Madison University
End of an era as Elkton Florist closes after 39 years
Velma and Nelson Dofflemyer will shut Elkton Florist on Old Spotswood Trail and Florist Road on Jan 1, ending a 39 year ownership. The couple offered the shop for sale or rent with little interest and tearfully reflected on their lengthy community involvement, showcased by team photos of local basketball, baseball and football sponsored by the store.
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Elkton Florist
Velma
Nelson Dofflemyer
Dofflemyers
Ted Hayes
Elkton
Unusual reunion ties WWII navigator and German-born visitor
German-born Renate Enge hausen Rickert visited Sunnyside Presbyterian Retirement Community to thank former U S Army Air Force navigator Hugh McNeal and his wife Barbara for saving her life on April 17, 1945. McNeal piloted a B 17 of the 91st Bomber Group toward Halle an der Saale, while Rickert was born that day in the hospital’s second floor birthing room as bombs fell nearby.출
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McGaheysville
Renate Engehausen
Rickert
U.S. Army Air Force
Hugh McNeal
Barbara
Sunnyside Presbyterian
McNeal
91St
Bassingbourn
England
Halle an-der-Saale
Germany
Dresden
Halle-an-der-Saale
Halle-an-der-Saaale
Renate Rickert
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Herbert M. Kinney
Orville R. Mitchell
Dayton
Patsy F. Rowe
David L. Shiflett
Bridgewater
East Rock Rundown
Casey Billhimer
Norfolk & Western
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