Town repurposes old street lights for humane society
Mayor Timothy Carr and the council approved donating two decommissioned street lights to the Humane Society of Warren County. Town workers will install the lights on a pole donated by Rappahannock Electric Cooperative, at a total town cost under 500 dollars, with the humane society paying the bill.
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Correction notice for Warren Sentinel misspelling
The Warren Sentinel issues a correction from Kenny Thurston dated January 7. It states a sentence should read I will be ready. Will you in the penultimate paragraph and apologizes for the error.
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Public Forum: Letters welcome at The Warren Sentinel
The Warren Sentinel invites readers to submit letters to the editor for the Public Forum. Submissions should stay under 300 words and must include the writer’s name, address, and telephone number for verification. Letters may be edited for length or content.
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The Woman Called Guadalupe and Her Perennial Image
The Mary figure in Our Lady of Guadalupe is described as an imperishable image on Juan Diego's tilma created in 1524. It drew millions to Mexico City through devotion, with accounts of miraculous preservation through centuries, including 1921 dynamite bombing and a 1785 acid spill, and a near body temperature hue.
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Cruz compared to Pee-wee Herman in campaign clown act
The piece labels the Republican primary as a circus with Donald Trump as center ring and likens Ted Cruz to Pee-wee Herman. It argues Cruz’s stance on illegal immigration and his demeanor are seen as deliberate misdirection, masking a less serious political posture alongside Trump.
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Redskin Name Symbol Change Opinion Letter
Reader Winchester argues for replacing the Washington NFL team’s nickname with a redskin potato image to avoid offense. He claims historical context and intent negate derogatory meaning and suggests a potato mascot would offend only rival vegetable fans.
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