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The Valley Banner in Elkton, Virginia

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The Valley Banner

Location

Elkton, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 2016

Page

1

Push ing the right buttons at two schools

Perry Shank a computer science teacher at Harrisonburg High School redesigned his Mac lab class after learning he would receive a sixth through eighth grade music teacher and accompanying software at Elkton Middle School. The notice mentions Ableton Push systems and refers readers to see Push on page 6.

Harrisonburg Perry Shank Harrisonburg High School Shank Ter Ableton Push Soft- Elkton Middle Elkton Kley Todd Austin Bachand Byrd Newspapers Elkton Middle School Nataie Raynes Natalie Meadows Elks Wilbur S. Pence Dayton Travis Long

Supes Set Vote on Cell Tower Near McGaheysville

Rockingham County supervisors plan a Wednesday vote on a Verizon Wireless special-use permit for a cell tower near McGaheysville. The August 10 table setback followed a public hearing with many residents opposing the project. The site includes Hodges Lane and an access road on Three Leagues Road owned by Gary and Linda Burner.

Harrisonburg Rockingham County McGaheysville Board of Supervisors Verizon Wireless Verizon Hodges Lane Three Leagues Gary Linda Burner Diana Stultz Lori Schweller

Neighbors report danger from nearby residence on Sixth Street

At the September 13 Shenandoah Town Council meeting Judy Robertson and Charlotte Stover described repeated police calls to a Sixth Street home. They expressed fear for roaming small children, noted many vehicles, and said social services and the landlord have not resolved the issue. The council lauded officers and noted efforts to help.

Shenandoah Town Robertson

Bridge weight limits threaten local mill business exit

Shenandoah reports ongoing fallout after the Virginia Department of Transportation lowered the Page County to Rockingham County bridge limit to 34 tons. Ronnie Hensley of R L Hensley & Son Lumber seeks a new location, noting trucks now haul lighter loads, but multiple trips remain costly and impractical.

Shenandoah McDonalds Ronnie Hensley R L Hensley & Son Virginia Department of Transportation Page County Rockingham County Hensley

Fenn says retirement plans after nine years with RCPS

Rockingham County Public Schools Superintendent Carol Fenn announced plans to retire at 59 after a 38 year education career. She reflected on opening Cub Run River Bend elementaries and East Rockingham High and leading a five year Digital Conversion initiative. Fenn will retire June 30 with no post retirement plans.

East Rockingham High School River Bend Elementary River Bend Cardinals River Bend Mindy Taylor Elkton Rockingham County Carol Fenn Fenn Cub Run River Bend Elementaries East Rockingham High RCPS Shenandoah County Bridgewater College Virginia Commonwealth University

Inside This Week Page Guide and Sections

A compact listing outlines church news on pages 2 and 4, community items on page 3, a letter to the editor on page 5, At Your Service on page 13, and classifieds spanning pages 14 and 15 with page 7 and page 13 mentioned for navigation.

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