Shenandoah council hears traffic safety concerns at SES
Shenandoah Elementary Principal Denise Atkins outlines traffic and safety issues at SES during the Oct 14 meeting. She notes new large signs and extra personnel aiding morning and evening dropoffs and pickups and asks the Virginia DOT to post a no parking sign at Maryland Avenue and Third Street.
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Elkton mayor race features three candidates with long council ties
Elkton voters on November 4 will choose between Wayne Printz 56 and Randall Snow 73 with 20 years and 24 years respectively on council and Joshua Gooden 20 seeking the mayor's seat. Gooden cites family history of Elkton leadership and calls for proactive, forward moving local governance.
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Elkton man charged in Bridgewater shooting death
The Rockingham County Sheriff's Office charged an Elkton man Monday in the fatal shooting of a Bridgewater resident the night before. Nicholas Russell Thiel faces allegations tied to the incident. See incident, page 6.
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Hammer's Recon Wins 2014 Business Appreciation Award
Peggy Hammer accepts the October 2014 Business Appreciation Award from Elkton Downtown Revitalization Corporation in partnership with the Town of Elkton at a town council meeting on October 20. The auto detailing business began October 15, 2005 at 211 Water Street, started by Peggy and Greg Hammer. Greg supported financing by holding two jobs.
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Four candidates seek Shenandoah open town council seat
Shenandoah voters will elect a new council member after I. Mike Lowe resigned May 30 from a term begun after a May 16 reelection. Four candidates, including J Matthew Clark, Lynn Fox, Craig Lando, and Francis Worley, vie for the open seat to complete Lowe’s term with the November 4 election. Clark, 37, a construction worker and National Guardsman, pushes greater transparency and golf cart access on town streets, citing EPA grant questions and festival benefits for local baseball games.
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