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Newspaper
The Valley Banner
Location
Elkton, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 2010
Page
5
A retired law enforcement officer lauds the Elkton Area Community Center and its staff for their dedication and programs. He praises the center director and volunteers, recalls events like Elkton in Battle and National Night Out, and urges recognition of their service to the community and youth.
Rebecca Price of EAUS thanks participants in the Elkton Raritan and AARP food drive for Elkton Area United Services Food Pantry. The drive gathered 559 pounds of food with Domino's contributing and providing pizza. Pantry demand rose 30 percent over the past year as donations remain vital.
Victor Corbo questions Councilman Dearing on a 18 970 Kubota vehicles or four mowers deal totaling 15 327 79 and asserts no council votes. He notes family hires under Dearing and references a critical online document about management style.
The Elkton High School girls chorus posed outside the main entrance during the 1947 48 session. Miss Erlene Andes directed the group. The photo lists chorus members across three rows with roles and positions. Elkton High School was located on B Street and later became part of Elkton Elementary School.
Two Elkton women Compile a 500 recipe fundraiser honoring first responders. The book, priced at 10 dollars, supports the memorial and features eight sections from appetizers to cookies. About half of the 300 initial orders sold. distribution planned at local centers and studios.
In Cub Run students staged a living history with an impersonator saying he is from the past and referencing George Washington. Fourth graders Alexis Minnich and Megan Cave identified him as James Madison after a library talk. The week features classroom writing on the Constitution, bar graphs on delegates, and readings from We The Kids by David Catrow.
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