Cornhole benefit tournament honors SIDS memory in Winchester
The Compete to Defeat Cornhole Tourna ment supports the American SIDS Institute in Naples Florida. Organized by Paul Frame the event at Middletown Community Park Sunday features two tournaments a blind draw and a $30 team entry with a 50 50 payout for top placers. Proceeds aid SIDS awareness research and funeral costs while vendors DJ music raffles and kids activities accompany the day of remembrance. Stan Wolfrey and Tuesday Wolfrey lost their three month old grandchild and emphasize gathering to raise funds and find answers. For information contact Stan Wolfrey at 540 877 5198.
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Wolfreys
Middletown Community Park
American Sids Institute
Naples
Florida
Paul Frame
Front Rowl Baggers Cornhole Club
Stan Wolfrey
Sids Foundation
DJ Cam
Frederick County Sheriff’s Department
Algal mat alert near Strasburg prompts health warning
The Lord Fairfax Health District warns of a potentially toxic algal mat on the North Fork Shenandoah River near Strasburg spanning about 11.5 miles from Deep Hollow Lane to Long Meadow Road. Signs warn visitors to avoid contact and keep pets away. officials urge caution in any natural waterway and provide health resources and guidance for exposure symptoms.
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Lord Fairfax Health District
Shenandoah River
Strasburg
Deep Hollow Lane
Deer Rapids Road
Long Meadow Road
Deer Rapids
Virginia
CDC
VDH
Virginia Department of En
Warren County teachers face uncertain pay raises amid budget talks
Three weeks into the fiscal year Warren County Public Schools lack a finalized budget as pay raises hang in the balance. The Board of Supervisors approved 75 percent of the School Board's request, with continued deliberations on funding. Union leaders warn salaries may be cut if contracts are not updated, risking more teacher departures.
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Warren County
Board of Supervisors
Antoinette D. Funk
Andrea M. Lo
Delores R. Oates
Vicky L Cook
Board of
Amy Flora
Warren County Education Association
Flora
Virginia
Bond denied for Basye man who shot at deputies
Brandon Fauber, 39, of Basye, had bond denied in Shenandoah County on two counts of attempted murder of law enforcement officers after deputies responding to a report of a suspicious person were fired upon. Judge Amy Tisinger cited the severity amid a claimed substance abuse issue. Fauber remains jailed with a preliminary hearing set for Oct. 28.
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Wiseley
Fauber
Johnson
Amy Tisinger
Tisinger
Rappahannock-Shenandoah-Warren
Woodstock
Basye
Shenandoah County
Brandon Fauber
Shenandoah County General District Court
Timothy Johnson
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