California Laws Highlight Oddball Priorities and a New State Amphibian
Editorial pieces poke fun at California laws, noting egg farmer cage rules may raise prices and education penalties fade for truants through third grade. It also cites Jan 1 as the date the red legged frog becomes official state amphibian, reflecting the state’s quirky priorities.
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California
Los Angeles Times
La-La
Justice System
the Times
Sterilizing Deer Seen as Extreme NYC Move Wrong for Locales
In the Washington area debate over deer control, advocates report NIH backed ovary removal programs with private donors paying about 1000 dollars per sterilization. Critics call the method drastic and costly, arguing other remedies exist and taxpayers unlikely to fund such measures.
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America
Virginia
Maryland
D.C
Washington Post
National Institutes of Health
NIH
Rotary thanks donors for Doc Smith Basket program
The Front Royal Warren County Rotary Club thanks committee chair Bret Hrbek and volunteers for delivering Christmas baskets to 153 families totaling about 380 people. Donors include Martin's Grocery, United Methodist Church groups, Beta Sigma Tau Sorority, Edward Jones, Warren County Schools, and Rotary members. Sponsors for 2014-15 include Joseph F. Silek Jr. and multiple gold silver and bronze contributors.
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Doc Smith
Bret Hrbek
Rotary Club
Edgar C. “Doc” Smith
Front Royal Rotary Club
Martin’s Grocery
Front Royal United Methodist Church
United Methodist Men and Women
Phi Epsilon Chapter
Beta Sigma Tau Sorority
Edward Jones
Warren County
Rotary Club of
Front Royal
Joseph F. Silek, Jr
CBM Mortgage
Pond Pond & Williams
Republic Services
Ron and
Corinne Llewellyn
Sodexico America, Inc
Union First Market Bank
Valley Health/Warren Memorial Hospital
Well Fargo
Frederick Andreae
Bb&t Mortgage
Culligan Dominion Health and Fitness
Family Pharmacy
Gold’s Gym
Lester and Mowry’s Pharmacy
Marlow Motors
Royal Oak Animal Clinic, Inc
State Farm Insurance
Ellen Aders
Teledata Systems
United Bank
Warren County seeks replace Morgan Ford Bridge on Route 624
Richard H. Traczyk, chairman, urges replacement of the Morgan Ford Bridge over the Shenandoah River. The 1925 one lane structure rated a 2 out of 100 floods often, causes long detours, delays emergency response, and has three fatalities since 2010. VDOT plans a two-lane, safer bridge with environmental and aesthetic safeguards. public hearing set February 4.
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Warren County Board of Supervisors
Planning Commission
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Warren County
Virginia Department of Transportation
VDOT
Commonwealth
Virginia Department of Historic Resources
Morgan Ford
Board of Supervisors
Richard H. Traczyk
WC Board of Supervisors
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