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Newspaper
The Valley Banner
Location
Elkton, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 2016
Page
10
10 THE VALLEY BANNER reports Andrew Batman, 34, a Shenandoah farmer, withdrew from the November mayoral race after suffering a massive stroke July 8. Challenger Clinton O. Lucas Jr., 67, now faces no opposition for mayor as Batman vows a future challenge.
Brent McDonald, 31, pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor and three felony counts of impersonating an officer in Rockingham County Circuit Court. Judge T J. Wilson sentenced him to 16 years with all but one year suspended. Police found a firearm, emergency lights and a vest marked U.S. Marshal in his blue 2007 Grand Prix after a patrol stopped him near Judy Lane in McGaheysville.
Nashville paleo botanist and pilot Hulstrunk recalls combat gliders behind the DC-3 tow, 350 foot rope releases, and stealth supply drops. He notes high casualty rates, dual tow setups, and mud extraction mules as German barracks burned. He imagines future stratosphere flight with pressurized suits.
Elkton faces low water pressure from 7 to 11 am Wednesday due to a fire hydrant replacement. The council approved three WW Associates contracts totaling 55 000 for an engineering report on plant flow, 36 500 for sewer connections, and a five year permit aid. Alice Davis was hired as wastewater plant operator. An ordinance to raise dog at large fines to 150 was approved. A first reading would allow UTVs on town streets. A 650 Christmas window prize was funded. Ted Hayes donated a town song with Greg Lam featured.
Fireworks will light the sky at dusk in GROTTOES this Saturday following a 5 p.m. raffle. A 50/50 bingo is planned nightly at 6 p.m. Rides operate from Thursday through Saturday, with Wood at 7 p.m. on Saturday.
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