Warren County approves $6 million EDA bond for Christendom College expansion
The Warren County Front Royal Economic Development Authority approves a $6 million industrial revenue bond to fund a 31,000 square foot dormitory for Christendom College. The plan includes refinancing campus improvements and financing costs, with officials asserting no violation of church state separation and noting economic benefits to local areas like Happy Creek Industrial Park.
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Warren Sentinel Seeks Letters to the Editor for Public Forum
The Warren Sentinel invites residents to submit letters to the editor for the Public Forum. Letters should be under 300 words and must include the writer’s name, address, and telephone number. Submissions may be edited for length or content.
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Did the ant neck evolve or was it designed
Researchers describe the ant neck as a hard soft interface binding exoskeleton and tissues like folded hands. They say the interface strengthens adhesion and supports the neck’s high load capacity, hinting at implications for robotic design. The piece attributes creation to a Grand Creator.
Lucifer's chickens coming home to roost claim
David McCarron of Front Royal asserts that prominent Democrats including Obama Hillary Clinton Terry McAuliffe and Attorney General Herring are connected to Lucifer and deceitful politics. He contends Obama promised fundamental change and accuses party leaders of promoting crime and corruption.
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Would a carbon tax solve climate energy issues
A reader questions if a carbon tax or cap and trade will curb energy use and climate damage. They examine coal dependence, hydro limits, nuclear fears and disposal, and note wind and PV limits. They advocate using carbon tax revenue to fund feasible alternative energy development.
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