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Newspaper
The Valley Banner
Location
Elkton, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 2015
Page
5
Evangelical United Methodist Church at 513 E Spotswood Ave Elkton will hold a veterans service at 10 a.m. Sunday November 8. Veterans are urged to wear uniforms and medals. A free meal follows. Call 298-1767 or visit the church site for details.
Carol Ann Boo Hensley 42 of Elkton died Oct 17 2015 at University of Virginia Medical Center Charlottesville Born June 24 1973 in Rockingham County She was employed by BSC Contractors Survived by son Christopher Stickman Shifflett Elkton companion Josh Dawson brothers and sisters and a grandson Pastor Travis Hensley led funeral Oct 21 2015 Kyger Funeral Home Elkton with burial at Elkton Cemetery Memorials may be sent to Kyger Funeral Home Elkton VA.
Nicely aims to have a replacement on board by mid November for the newly renamed tourism and parks director post. Stickley, 60, previously managed Grand Caverns and Mountain View parks, earning about 40,768 annually, as the town reorganizes after the Upper Valley Regional Park Authority dissolution in 2009.
Jennifer McQuiston of the CDC, in Sierra Leone, warns outbreaks can reappear suddenly and emphasizes culturally sensitive messaging. She notes Liberia’s temporary Ebola-free status, Guinea and Sierra Leone progress, and CDC plans to open an office in Free Town with GHSA partners to fund a five year road map to prevent detect and respond to infections.
The council thanked public works for storm cleanup and noted repairs delayed by rain with operations to resume. Officials discussed regional solar co op info, conflict of interest laws, and water tank upkeep. Tot funding gifted to Big Gem Park while Shenandoah Recreation League plans a concession stand expansion. Julie Duhon’s red train ornament wins, to be displayed at the governor’s mansion.
Shenandoah National Park launches a mobile visitor center using a Sprinter van stationed mainly at Beagle Gap mile 99.5 along Skyline Drive. Rangers will offer trip planning advice maps brochures and information hours vary by day and weather. The van is funded by the Shenandoah National Park Association.
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