Elkton Town Manager Position Still Vacant After Feb 2016
Elkton continues without a permanent town manager as the council weighs nine candidates while Printz acts as town manager. Public questions focus on form of government and salary savings cited by Printz, who argues operations improved under council oversight. EPIC commemorates 30 years of service with $1 million raised for town projects.
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Printz
Kevin Whitfield
Lee Avenue
Elkton
Harry Armbruster
Haze Crider
EPIC
Planning Commission
Billy Starkey
Fifth St
Starkey
F St
Spotswood Ave
Jay Dean
Steve America
Armbruster
Joshua Gooden
Margaretta Isom
Jeff Jones
Dorenda Flick
Debra Breeden
Randell Snow
Recreation Commission
Park Avenue
Elkton Volunteer Fire Company
Elkton Boy Scout Troop 46
Elkton graduates from Jefferson College of Health Sciences
Mikaela Ashton Davis and Alison Michelle Helmick of Elkton graduated at Roanoke's Berglund Center during Spring Commencement. Davis earned an Associate of Applied Science in the Physical Therapist Assistant Program while Helmick earned a Bachelor of Science cum laude in the Emergency Services Program.
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Jefferson College of Health Sciences
Berglund Center
Roanoke
Mikaela Ashton Davis
Elkton
Alison Michelle Helmick
Thompson and Dellinger vie for state teacher of the year
Thompson, 47, a SHS English teacher and assistant football coach, and Dellinger, 45, Spotswood Elementary fourth grade teacher, are finalists for the state teacher of the year honor. The awards, created in 2001 and named for Simms, are given by the Harrisonburg Education Foundation and Rockingham Educational Foundation and sponsored by Botkin Rose. Thompson emphasizes coaching in the classroom and helping students pass the English SOL. Dellinger focuses on knowing each child and building relationships.
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Simms
Harrisonburg Education Foundation
Rockingham Educational Foundation
Harrisonburg
Thompson
Rockingham County
SHS
Dellinger
Spotswood Elementary
Rezoning hearing backs expansion and Preston Lake changes
At a public hearing about rezoning to A-2 for agricultural use and a shop, the Planning Commission unanimously supported the rezoning though opposing views were voiced. The Board of Supervisors will consider a special-use permit with limits such as a maximum six vehicles waiting outside. The board will also vote on Preston Lake mixed-use development tweaks, including removing 10 percent open space and reducing the building-to-trutter buffer from 75 to 50 feet, with staff recommending approval after a hearing. Public session followed by a 7 p.m. hearing at the County Administration Center.
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Planning Commission
Board of Supervisors
Preston Lake
Harrisonburg
TMC Harrisonburg LLC
Lanham
Spotswood Trail
U.S. 33
Stephen King
A&j Development
Rockingham
E. Gay St
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James Madison University
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Joy Blosser
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Michael Thompson
Spotswood High School
Lucy F. Simms
Lindsay Brubaker
Stephen Swofford
Byrd Newspapers
Exper Tenne
DCCU
Welcome Home Loans
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