Shenandoah OKs Fiscal 2017 Budget and Events
Shenandoah Council approved the Fiscal 2017 budget by a 5-0 vote with Charles Jenkins absent. The $2,145 million plan adds $1 monthly for water sewer and garbage plus a $2 garbage fee for commercial entities. The council also approved a $100 donation to Page County High School’s baccalaureate set for Sunday at 3 p.m. in the school auditorium.
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Shenandoah Council
Charles Jenkins
Page County High School
Massanutten Tech Center Hosts First Job Fair
Harrisonburg’s Massanutten Technical Center hosted its inaugural job fair attracting 350 second-year students and 70 local businesses. Attendees included Harrisonburg city government, Bridgewater Retirement Community, and Lantz Construction Co. Students like Tiffani Good explored architecture paths while firms sought interns and full time staff.
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Tiffani
Massanutten Technical Center
Bridgewater College
MTC
Harrisonburg
Rockingham County
Bridgewater Retirement Community
Lantz Construction Co
Elkton garden tour showcases four homes this Sunday
The Elkton Progressive Improvement Committee hosts a garden tour from 1 to 5 p.m. on Sunday, June 5, featuring four area homes at 131 Bear Mountain Lane 4116 Brown Mountain Lane 204 Kensington Drive and 115 Lewis Ave. Richard and Marilyn Seal’s home at 131 Bear Mountain Lane has seven flower beds with tea roses perennials daylilies peonies and hydrangea.
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Elkton
Grammie's Ice Cream Opens in Village of the Valley
Slow churned hand dipped ice cream arrives in eastern Rockingham County as Carolyn Williams opens Grammie's Ice Cream in the Village of the Valley shopping center. A previous Grammie's store began on Wa. 42 in Dayton about two miles south of Walmart.
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McGaheysville
Rockingham County
Carolyn Williams
Grammie’s
Village of the Valley
Wa. 42
Dayton
Walmart
Grammie's
the Valley
Rachelle Schrock
Caleb M. Soptelean
Lawsuit Delay Extends Prolonged Elkton Missing Person Case
A wrongful death suit against ex Elkton police officer Adam Williams, longtime prime suspect in Rachel Good’s 2003 disappearance, was postponed to September 16 in Rockingham County Circuit Court. Williams, now in Louisiana, sought a continuance citing health issues. Good’s family vows justice as the case lingers.
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Rachel Good
Elkton
Adam Williams
Rockingham County
Williams
Good
Louisiana
Virginia
Cary
Bruce Albertson
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