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Newspaper
The Valley Banner
Location
Elkton, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 2014
Page
5
A Elkton resident commends the Elkton Area Community Center for its wide use by all ages. Seniors to youngsters use the walking track gymnasium karate personal training and pool areas with parents watching. The writer invites others to visit and join.
Shenandoah expands a big rail yard bringing 40 to 50 yard hands and hundreds of cars daily while the railroad pays substantial taxes. The yard's work varies with customer needs, and workers like Bloomfield have advanced from conductor to train master across several states before settling in Shenandoah.
Shenandoah officials set a 6 p m Tuesday March 11 budget session at town hall to discuss outreach to business and industry and to address one planning commission opening. The council received the Choices Council on Domestic Violence annual report noting 63 women and 69 children sheltered, 3 828 bed nights, plus services for victims. The meeting also authorized Eagle Scout projects at Wig Wam Village Playground and Big Gem Park tree removals, noted new water connections, and announced two new businesses Pittman Auto Group and Aaron's Auto Sales on South Third Street with contact numbers for details.
DePoy and Hills started a weekly bluegrass music trail across the Valley with 46 festivals and 11 trail stops at Eastern Mennonite University and Massanutten Resort. The couple formed a tight, coordinated jam scene after returning to the Valley in 2006, with Tuesday performances from 6 to 8 pm through May and calls for more details to the Elkton area arts center.
Town Attorney Nathan Miller says three downtown Elkton parcels may see leasing fee increases tied to the cost of living. Discussions with the railroad are cordial as the town weighs fence location south of Old Spotswood Trail to avoid narrowing Terrace Avenue. Whitfield notes possible new survey to measure footages for accurate plots.
Mountain View 4 H Clubs schedule a 7 p.m. meeting on Tuesday February 11 at Brown Memorial Community Church. Members will present projects and new members are welcome. Call Joann Hensley at 2895591 for details.
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