Roundtable on Chopra development plans in Elkton
East Rockingham Business Council hosts a noon round table with Pham Chopra on May 17 at Elkton Area Community Center to discuss his Elkton area plans. Chopra has purchased about 16 properties for 4.75 million dollars including the Kite Mansion and Conrad's Store and aims to create a museum, a bed and breakfast, a greenway trail, and transitional living centers for veterans and recovering athletes.
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Grottoes Proposes 2.84 Million Budget for 2017
GROTTOES A 2.84 million budget has been proposed for Fiscal Year 2017, slightly lower than last year. Town Manager Jeff Nicely explained that the plan focuses on maintaining services while managing costs.
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Town Budget Cut Tied to Grant for Police Cars
The council reports a roughly 70 thousand dollar budget reduction from FY 2016 due to a 67,772 dollar grant received last year for two police cars. A 5.39 bi monthly sewer rate hike would raise the fee to 41.33 to fund a 2.5 million wastewater plant upgrade completed early last year. Water and sewer rates rise 1 89 and 3 54 per 1000 gallons over 2000 base. upgrades aimed to cut phosphorus discharge.
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Rainy Relays Kickoff Lights Up Cancer Fight in Harrisonburg
Despite rain and cool temps, Pam Taylor of Elkton joined hundreds at the Rockingham County Fairgrounds for the Relay for Life of Harrisonburg Rockingham. The fundraiser aims to aid cancer patients and research. The event, featuring 110 teams, seeks to reach a $365000 goal as teams camp overnight from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. Taylor, 57, fights ovarian cancer and calls the Relay a celebration of being alive. Dr. Paul Read of UVA spoke at the opening ceremony.
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Elkton discusses sewer hookups and flood fixes
Elkton town council weighs sewer hookup charges for 39 properties on Newtown and Mount Pleasant roads with options including old 3000 rate, over time payments, and a 10 percent discount for full payment. A public hearing on up to 3.9 million in bonds for the wastewater plant upgrade precedes the meeting. flooding on Summit Avenue could cost 27000 to address with several homes affected.
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Annual Spring Festival Opens Wednesday At Blue Ridge Park
ELKTON The 24th annual Spring Festival begins Wednesday at Blue Ridge Park north of town near Shenandoah Avenue and U.S. 340. Hosted by the Junior Order of United American Mechanics the event runs Wednesday through Saturday with a carnival midway opening at 6 p.m. on weekdays and 1 p.m. Saturday. Family night is Wednesday with armbands at 17 dollars. Armbands go on sale 2-5 p.m. Saturday for 15 dollars. Regular price is 20 dollars. Musical talent will be announced.
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Church of Solsburg completes its expansion
Elkton reports the Church of Solsburg finishing a 20 month building project. On May 1 services began in the new structure at 14697 Rockingham Pike with 12 600 square feet of added space including 6 000 square feet sanctuary and another 6 000 in the fellowship hall and kitchen, plus a sound room.
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Mountain bike trails planned at Massanutten resort
Brad Stone of 402 Trails leads an eight member crew to build six new mountain bike trails on Massanutten Mountain. Two initial routes near the lower and upper lifts will span 225 and 1100 vertical feet respectively, with four trails ready by July and two more by September. The project also revamps the 1997 World Cup downhill trail.
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