Shenandoah Considers Maintenance Ordinance for Eyesore Homes
Shenandoah Town Council weighs adopting a maintenance ordinance to require property owners fix unsafe eyesore houses. Officials cite town and county gaps, safety risks from close construction, and potential condemnation if owners fail to act.
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Russ Comer
Page County
Luray
Council
Steven M. Blatt
Richard Pierce
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American Legion honors Wiatt for scouting service
Elkton's American Legion Post 222 met at Merck Park to conduct business share a meal and present Alec Wiatt with a historic scout service award. The award came from the national headquarters in Indianapolis and included two letters.
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Pageant winner Huntley aims to prove seniors rock in Virginia
Ms Virginia Senior America 2010 Linda F Huntley of Staunton, 64, spoke at East Rockingham Senior Center Elkton about living life fully. As director of the Ms Virginia Association of Fairs Scholarship Pageant she coordinates events while managing a log home company and supporting family ventures. Huntley, a motorcyclist and dancer, discussed overcoming throat surgery that clipped her vocal cords and required a teflon tube to speak.
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MillerCoors advances green initiative at Island plant
MillerCoors Island plant reports nine straight months with near zero waste to Rockingham County dump. Plant manager Amy Michtich says all waste is recycled or repurposed, aside from one spring installation month. The site aims to meet a company-wide five-year waste reduction goal two years early.
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FORD
North America
Rockingham County
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Jo-Ann Carle
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Miller Brewing Company
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New River Park Walkway Opens in Shenandoah
A grand opening for a new one-fifth mile asphalt walkway at River Park in Shenandoah took place on June 25. Assistant Town Manager Juanita Roudabush noted that walking it five times equals one mile. The path includes benches and trees, laid by Ran-Mar of Elkton, at a total cost of $14,176 with a $1,000 Kodak grant.
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Juanita Roudabush
Ran-Mar
Elkton
Kodak Camera Company
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