Elkton Halloween HooDoo a record success says grateful letter
In a letter to the editor Dee Martin EDRC Secretary thanks volunteers and sponsors for a record Halloween HooDoo. Forty seven Elkton businesses handed out treats the most ever. Special thanks go to Chief Aaron Hammer and the Elkton Police Department for street closures and safety coordination.
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Susan McDonald
Terri
Kenny Proffitt
Wayne Printz
Troy Shifflett
Elkton Scout Troop
Zachary Benson
Evan Brandt
EACC
Elkton Trails
Wendee Constable
Diane Johnson
Mark Pedersen
Allison Morris
EAUS
Pam Dean
Amy Riddle
Jeff Seidel
Harry Armbruster
David Foltz
Foltz Photography
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Joshua Gooden
Elkton Area
Printz seeks town hall refurb and growth for Elkton
Elkton mayor and town manager Printz, re elected with 768 votes, outlines plans to refurbish the Jennings House town hall mold cleanup plus upgraded infrastructure and a new hotel. He cites grants to fund renovation estimated at 350000 to 500000 and highlights Pham Chopra's development plans boosting local business.
America council wins re election with youth focus
Margaretta Dean Isom and 626 votes join America on Elkton's six member council alongside Harry Armbruster Jay Tony Dean and Jeff Jones. America plans to boost youth activities like free park concerts to keep teens in town and attract visitors from Massanutten. He is a Walmart clerk at Mount Crawford and runs Steve America Records. He urges volunteers and proposes giving hard workers a symbolic town key.
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Margaretta Dean Isom
America
Harry Armbruster
Jay
Tony“ Dean
Jeff Jones
Heather
Jessica
Mileena
Autumn
Justin
Elkton
Massanutten
Walmart
Mount Crawford
Steve America Records
Gooden wins fourth term as councilman with tourism push
Gooden, a Bridgewater College graduate with a BS in business administration, received 92 votes to secure another four year council term. He will be joined by incumbent Margaretta Dean Isom with 626 votes and newcomer Steve Americe with 596. He proposes town beautification, landscaping, decorative street lights, and greater involvement in Shenandoah Valley city management while preserving local legacy from his grandfather Charles Buracker. The former Jennings House center of town, mold issues, and administrative moves to Elkton Area Community Center are noted.
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Gooden
Bridgewater College
Margaretta Dean Isom
Steve Americe
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