Habitat duplex project progresses with community volunteers
The Elkton Habitat for Humanity continues work on the Summit Avenue duplex with interior winter work planned for the second unit. Volunteers from Elkton Presbyterian Church and Dayton Presbyterian Church supported the effort, while owner Amanda Contreras received keys to the 211 W Summit Ave unit December 2. The project aims to offer affordable zero-interest mortgages to families at or below 60 percent of area median income, with subdivision enabling a second duplex on Fairfax Avenue on the adjacent lot.
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Zation
Martin
Habitat
Summit Ave
Elkton Presbyterian Church
Sarah Smith
Dayton Presbyterian Church
Sarah
Marsha Smith
Central Valley Habitat For Humanity
Rick Davis
Brian Breeden
Amanda Contreras
Habitat Homes
Charlotte Shifflett
Elkton
Summit Avenue
Valley Banner
Jesse Reese Cover and Elkton tannery family history
The Jesse Reese Cover home sits at 335 East Rockingham Street Elkton N facing the Swift Run tannery lineage begun in 1871 at Conrads Store by John R. Cover. His sons Arthur B. Cover Herbert Lee Cover Reese Loring Cover and Eugene Russell Cover appear in a circa 1920s reunion photo provided by Herb Cover.
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Cover
Jesse R. Cover
Swift Run Tannery
Conrads Store
Elkton
John R. Cover
Jesse Reese Cover
Herb Cover
Arthur B
Herbert Lee
Reese Loring
Eugene Russell
Gooden Brothers Contractors
E. Rockingham St
City Council Reorganizes Committees and Elects Vice Mayor
The Harrisonburg town council, with new town attorney Nathan Miller of Miller Earle and Shanks, resumes its standard agenda after ranking committee preferences. Jay Dean selected as vice mayor. eight committees named with unanimous votes and each member assigned by ranked preference to minimize disagreement. Council also designates representatives to independent committees and commissions.
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Nathan Miller
Harrisonburg
Miller, Earle and Shanks
Elkwood
Joshua Gooden
Davis
Wayne Printz
Jay Dean
Council
Elkton Police Seize Large Drug Busts During Traffic Stops
Elkton police routinely seize methamphetamine marijuana non prescribed drugs and prescription meds without prescription during traffic stops. This case differed because of the large amount of drugs and money involved according to Whitfield.
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Elkton
Whitfield
Ted Hayes
Brian Mayes Karate Classes at EACC Elkton Center
Karate instruction for ages 4 and older offered at the Elkton Area Community Center studio. Call 432-8400 to register or for more information.
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Brian Mayes
EACC
Elkton Area
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Jesse Cover
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Rockingham Street
Cil
Briggs & Stratton
Kawasaki
Binkley Hurst
Ferris
Toaetserag
ICD
South Valley
Old Hill Cider
Honeyville Road
Timberville
Oldhillcider.com
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