Cubbage Assumes Page County Sheriff Role in Luray
Chad Cubbage, 39, began his term as Page County sheriff at midnight on New Year’s Day after defeating incumbent John Thomas. He pledged a hardworking tenure, planning to tackle drugs, revamp anti drug programs in schools, and align budgets with needs while collaborating with Luray police and county agencies. Bon Cook becomes Luray chief and focuses on community policing to rebuild trust.
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Coyote predation rises for Rockingham farmers in 2015
Rockingham County farmers reported 11 sheep and two calves killed by coyotes in the 2014–2015 fiscal year, up from the prior year, while statewide coyote deaths fell 24 percent for sheep and 26 percent for calves. USDA Wildlife Services notes a total of 218 sheep 60 calves and 24 goats killed on 191 Virginia farms in 2015, with rockingham differences attributed to annual fluctuation and ongoing control efforts.
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