Elkton Hears Talk Of New Homesites On Mount Pleasant Road
Elkton town council met briefly with only three members present. A rough plat showed nine single family homes or 14 duplexes along Mount Pleasant Road. Councilman Randell Snow said the plan followed the Angler Dominion Ridge concept and did not rule out larger development to the east. Vice Mayor Dearing noted monthly $4,165 in interest on the Kite property and suggested selling a lot if the whole 300 acres won’t sell. Town Attorney Sigler added Dominion Ridge influence on the property status.
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Harry Armbruster
Lee Dearing
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Weather boosts Elkton Autumn Days festival crowds
The Elkton Progres sive Improvement Committee and the Elkton Fall Festival drew large crowds on B Street last weekend despite a chilly Saturday morning. Organizers said the weather was terrific, with about 100 vendors and full participation by noon. Donna Mowbray praised the turnout and tight packing along the street.
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Elkton
Elkton candidates debate Kite-area property fate
In Elkton mayoral race coverage candidates urge action on the Kite-area property. Roy E. Davis calls to end the current do nothing policy, sell land to cut debt and fund services, with some parcels kept for parks. Other candidates favor development or careful management to keep community needs in focus.
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Elkton
Roy E
Gene” Davis
Cat’s Cradle Traps Wild and Stray Cats in Elkton
Teresa Kappes of Har risonburg leads Cat's Cradle in Elkton to trap and spay or neuter feral cats. She has captured and treated about 6 000 cats, vaccinating them before returning them to the wild. The effort targets reduced cat overpopulation and improved public health.
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Harrisonburg
Elkton
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Cat’s Cradle
Cub Run Elementary students explore Hess Corn Maze field trip
A group of about two dozen Cub Run Elementary School students visited Hess Corn Maze north of Harrisonburg last Friday for a morning field trip. They arrived at 10:30 a.m., received a briefing from Hess employee Brittany Mangold, and, guided by teachers and aides, navigated the three acre corn maze with numbered signposts.
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Harrisonburg
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