4 H animal care shapes fair entries and family ties
4 H members including Matthew Jenkins and Ryan Atkins describe caring for pigs goats and a lamb as a year round duty. Atkins a 15 year old veteran talks about responsibilities training and hopes to run a goat or cattle farm. Judging focuses on handler presentation fur coverage and muscle mass with events including a sheep show at 5 pm and goat show followed by the Supreme Champion Showmanship Contest at 2 pm.
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4-H
Matthew Jenkins
Ryan Atkins
Atkins
Barron
Jenkins
National Night Out draws crowds to Front Royal crime prevention event
Support from Page A1 highlights National Night Out run by the National Association of Town Watch. Front Royal officers and Warren County deputies showcased police community partnerships with booths on weapons and gear, SWAT units, and emergency teams. Local captains note the event strengthens ties as officers report praise from residents.
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National Association of Town Watch
Front Royal
Robbie Seal
Seal
Tony Clingerman
Front Royal Police Department
Warren County Sheriff’s Office
Man
Ryman
Washington, D.C
Front Royal Emergency Services
Clingerman
Municipal AMP eyes remote metering upgrade plan
Bjelovak states three main reasons for remote metering in municipal providers: upgrade timing, improved service and cost cuts, and a system ready for future needs such as dual power and water meters or solar backfeed. AMP selected Silver Spring Networks for meters and ElectSolve for smart grid monitoring from 23 responses. Estimated install cost ranges from 1.0 to 1.15 million dollars with annual monitoring at about 75 thousand dollars, capped by 3 percent yearly increases. A nonbinding letter of interest is sought to craft a customized proposal for council consideration.
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Bjelovak
AMP
Silver Spring Networks
ElectSolve
Bjelovuk
Police academy construction delayed until November
FRONT ROYAL The Skyline Regional Criminal Justice Academy's start date is postponed to November as permits from Virginia DEQ are pursued. The 15,300 square-foot facility on 18 acres at Progress Drive in Happy Creek Technology Park will host basic training for law enforcement and corrections, serving about 14 agencies and 730 officers.
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Front Royal
Skyline Regional Criminal Justice Academy
EDA
Jennifer McDonald
Virginia Department of Environmental Quality
Progress Drive
Happy Creek Technology Park
Daniel McEathron
County OKs EDA revenue bond for Christendom project
Interim County Attorney Dan Whitten says the bond poses no risk to Warren County or the EDA which will receive an initial fee and 0.125 percent interest on principal. The Town Council passed a resolution in support. the bond does not pledge county or town credit.
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EDA
Dan Whitten
County Board of Supervisors
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Christendom
Whitten
Warren County
Shenandoah Farms
Mellissa Chapel-White
Chapel
Christendom Educational Corp
Chapel-White
Randolph-Macon Academy
Supreme Court
Tom Sayre
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