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Newspaper
The Valley Banner
Location
Elkton, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 2015
Page
5
Letters to the editor promote the Elkton High School Alumni reunion organized by Term Workman Proffitt and crew. Registration closes June 15 with contact options Carl Proffitt and Richard Monger for information.
Town officials discuss pricing for recycling and trash, noting a $3 monthly recycling share within a $12.89 trash bill. County landfill tipping fees rise $2 per ton, but no rate hike planned. Recycling contract ends in July. one firm won’t take glass due to worker injuries. Public comments urge continuation and higher participation. Planning Commission reapportionment also discussed with two former members seeking seats. stipend of $100 monthly approved.
Free concerts at Massanutten Hopkins Cabin begin this Saturday from 7 to 8 p.m. Me and Martha, Don DePoy and Martha Hillis, perform American rural roots music blending folk hillbilly bluegrass and traditional country. Bring a blanket or lawn chair. Other shows are June 27 July 11 25 and August 8 22.
Collin Bryant, a Spotswood High School track aspirant, encountered an adult black bear about 2 p.m. on Wednesday June 3 while sprinting uphill near his Port Republic home. He backed away, entered an unlocked back door, and finished his workout indoors, later sharing the tale with his surprised family.
At Spotswood High School graduates praised retiring Principal Steve Seaman and thanked families, teachers, and the Trailblazers for guidance through years of study. Student leaders urged authenticity while Mayor Chris Jones spoke on listening, giving back, and making the most of time. McGloon urged stepping outside comfort zones amid a sobering reminder of a peer’s death.
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