Mock accident caps Elkton Safety Week at East Rockingham High
East Rockingham High staged a live accident scene in the school parking lot as part of Safety Week to warn students about dangers of drinking and driving before prom. Two wrecked vehicles and a crash dummy were dramatized while Elkt on fire and emergency crews responded, drawing student spectators and alerting to risks.
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Elkton council raps tree removal at Kite House
Elkton town leaders voiced anger over the rapid cutting of trees and shrubs at Kite House on US 33. Neighbors questioned authority as a part time mower acted without clear permission, sparking debate over selling or rehabilitating the property. Local officials criticized the lack of notice and urgency, while residents praised swift water shortage remediation.
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Elkton Hosts First Community Clubs and Organization Fair
Civic pride in Elkton shines at the Elkton Area Community Center as 23 civic and fraternal groups plus the Recreation Department showcase at the first Community Clubs and Organization Fair on Thursday May 16. Tables display signboards exhibits and flyers to recruit volunteers and members while groups like Elkton Progressive Improvement Committee American Legion Post 222 Elkton Lions Club and Elkton Blue Sox rally interest with information and outreach. The fair grew from an idea floated by councilman Rick Workman and was brought to fruition by Councilman Joshua Gooden EACC Executive Director Allison Morris with help from Parks and Recreation Director Diane Johnson and other leaders.
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Not politics as usual for youngest convention delegate
The 17-year-old Storm Hammer, youngest among several hundred Republican nominating convention delegates in Richmond, described the experience as among the best of his life. He attended receptions held Friday night in hotel ballrooms near the convention center, including events hosted by Del. Rob Bell and state Sen. Mark Obenshain.
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