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Newspaper
The Warren Sentinel
Location
Front Royal, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 2016
Page
5
County supervisors unanimously passed a peddler tax worth 30 dollars for vendors at county events. Assistant County Attorney Dan Whitten said about five festivals occur yearly with roughly 30 vendors at each. The tax aims to generate between 5000 and 10000 dollars in revenue and applies to events.
Peddlers may pay 30 dollars per event or 250 dollars yearly with a 500 dollar cap for those paying per event. Exemptions include farmers and home baked goods, and merchants selling ice wood or coal with a valid license. The tax covers Warren County outside Front Royal, with concerns about small vendors and potential Town liaison review.
White Hall tale of Brett Muhleman a 24 year old chimney sweeper who died December 23 from heroin and opioid addiction. His former mentor Shane Henry of McKay Chimney Specialists launches a three day fundraiser donating all proceeds to Muhleman s family and the Northern Shenandoah Valley Substance Abuse Coalition Road to Recovery. Henry and staff will wear top hats and tails for the event.
The records department explains that deeds, land records, wills, judgments, and marriage licenses have been digital since 1994 while court orders began in 2002 and civil cases in 2011. The main benefit is reduced storage needs and faster access, though the personal customer service touch may be lost as staff retire.
Jennifer Sim, former clerk of Warren County Circuit Court, notes digitizing records lacks negative reasons and highlights the achievement of online land records access. Online users from offices or homes access records anytime, with fee supporting maintenance. She cites title searchers and real estate firms as primary users and laments loss of personal public service touch.
Federal investigators found progressive abrasion and corrosion weakened a 214 foot silo after years of ignored wear recommendations. Potter died from mechanical asphyxia when the silo collapsed during loading. Luck Stone plans a structural assurance program and will share it with the aggregates industry.
Skyline's average scores sit near 73 in English and 69 in math as district officials outline a three year improvement plan. A year one academic review by a Virginia Education contractor will unpack standards. Subsequent years focus on Aligning Academic Review and enhancing curricula across math English science and social studies.
Town crews will first clear primary roads to keep emergency access. Afterward, they will tackle subdivisions as permits allow, with major storms requiring several passes. Residents are urged to shovel toward traffic to avoid snow being pushed back into driveways, and to refrain from placing cans or basketball hoops in the street.
The town urges residents to keep emergency numbers handy for water sewer electrical and after hour issues and to remove certain items from streets during snow. Unlicensed vehicles cannot be operated on town streets and violators may be fined. Call police at 540 635 2111 if stranded. Tow will be at owner expense. After the storm apply sand or kitty litter to ice. Snow removal must occur within 24 hours after storm ends at commercial properties.
Roberts was pronounced dead by hospital staff the next day. Investigators determined he was impaired by alcohol and prescribed medications at the time of the incident, and the Virginia Office of the Chief Medical Examiner will determine the official cause of death. Anyone with additional information should contact Fire Marshal Investigator Raymond Cross at 540 636 3830.
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