Elkton approves alcohol at Elkton Area Community Center
Elkton Town Council voted 4-2 to permit limited alcohol use at the Elkton Area Community Center, reversing a long standing ban. The change requires a two week prior application and state ABC approval documents, with a hold harmless clause for event sponsors.
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Elkton
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Allison Morris
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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder at Reflections ceremony
Montevideo Middle School hosted Rockingham County Public School Reflections award winners Sunday afternoon. Nancy Wayland, chairperson of the county Reflections panel, posed the ancient Greek question What is beauty. She spoke from the MMS stage with help from PTA District Chairwoman Rebecca Poma and Virginia PTA President Debi Abadie.
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Montevideo
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Virginia Pta
Debi Abadie
Regional bankers warn loans remain steep in Elkton area
Regional spokesmen in Elkton and Rockingham County say banks are lending at high rates. The Dow Jones stood near 10 500 on March 15, up from 7 000 a year ago, while tax credit deadlines loom. Yet unemployment and a 50 percent equity drop weigh on recovery as people keep money in pockets.
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Elkton
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Elkton businesses split on Internet marketing benefits
A survey shows less than 15 percent of Elkton downtown shops use the Internet to sell goods. Some users praise online sales as effective for reaching customers, while many owners avoid websites and email ads, citing dislike or lack of computer knowledge.
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Elkton
Brian Forish
Forish Family Auto Sales
Budget draft shows sharp drop for Elkton fiscal year
Elkton town council heard Town Manager Reid Wodicka outline a first draft budget for the new fiscal year starting July 1, 2010, with a proposed just under 5 million dollars versus the current year’s 8 million. The plan relies on a 2.4 million dollar State Resources Agency loan for sewer upgrades, with potential in-house refuse collection and a snow plow capable heavy dump truck, plus anticipated electricity rate increases of about 11 percent. The town also plans sewer expansions on Newtown Mount Pleasant and toward River Bend Elementary and East Rockingham High, aiming for gravity flow and no pump, while questions remain on who pays for lines and past annexation obligations.
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Reid Wodicka
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Finance Committee
Randell Snow
Dominion Power
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Newtown
Mount Pleasant
River Bend Elementary
East Rockingham High
Pentecostal Hill
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