Viewpoint on Owen and Lowen Shifflett from Elkton memories
Don Lucas recalls Owen Shifflett obituary in the Banner as he remembers Elkton twins Owen and Lowen Shifflett who served as town mascots at events. He notes photos in Hobby Robinson's books, mentions local figures, a wartime barber shop, and his lifelong habit of shoe shining sparked by them. The piece blends personal history with local landmarks.
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Don Lucas
Fairfax
Owen
Lowen Shifflett
Owen Shifflett
Banner
Lowen
Elkton
Hobby Robinson
Hobby
Jim Moeller
Fairfax High School
Main
Ernest Herring
Evert
Herbert Baugher
Verbena
Vanda
Vada
Owen Davis
Joe Lucas
Red Babington
Joe and
Red
Carl Perkins
Elkton zoning clash over 72-unit housing project
Public hearing on a proposed ten acre development north of Elk Run Cemetery on Newtown Road drew residents' worries about traffic, sewer capacity, and reduced property values under R-6 high density plans while supporters urged affordable housing needs. Nearby residents circulated a petition against the project, citing expected traffic and social concerns. The plan seeks three buildings with 72 units and 160 parking spaces, with town approvals pending.
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Elkton
Bobby Morris
Koogler
Elk Run
Newtown Road
Elkmont Apartments
Morris
Duplicate checks mailed back to city causes confusion
Samuels reported sending his extra check and his wife’s to the Elkton Post Office where clerks placed them in an envelope and mailed them back to Philadelphia. Others used the Harrisonburg office. Samuels remained philosophical saying he didn’t lose sleep and expected the checks to arrive eventually. The letters to the editor deadline is noon Mondays, with a 300 word limit and the author’s name address and phone number required. Call 298-9444 or email wbnews cast.net for more details.
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Elkton
Philadelphia
Samuels
Harrisonburg
Comecast.net
Extra police presence at Spotswood High amid 2012 threat
Extra police were on hand as Spotswood High faced a noncredible threat linked to the 2012 movie released November 13, 2009. Students reported intense activity on Facebook and Twitter weeks before and over the holiday, but authorities confirmed the threat was not credible and kept the school open with added security.
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John Cusack
NASA
White House
Los Angeles
United States
Harrisonburg
Spotswood High
Facebook
Spotswood
Athyna Ischinger
Ischinger
Austin Folsom
Folsom
Mitzi Norris
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Casey Billhimer
Chespeake Western Railway
Chesapeake Western Railway
Fifth Street
Roanoke
Norfolk Southern Corporation
Wanda Shifflett
Pete Bonavita
Downey
F Street
THE
Brown Memorial Community Church
McGaheysville
Don Kuhns