Former Warren County principal seeks Happy Creek district seat
Antoinette D. Funk, 46, a Berkeley County Schools administrator and former Warren County principal, seeks the School Board seat for Happy Creek. She would challenge Stephanie J. Short in the Nov. 2 election, citing integrity accountability and focus on students while listening to community needs.
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Antoinette D. Funk
Happy Creek
Jamess. Wells
Funk
Stephanie J. Short
Berkeley County
West Virginia
Frederick County Public Schools
Loudoun County Public Schools
Warren County Public Schools
Warren County
Bessie Jeffries
Shepherd University
University of Virginia
Shenandoah University
Christopher Ballenger
COVID
Fork
Catherine R. Bower
James 8. Wells
Andrea Marie Lo
North River
Warren County supervisor candidate offers management skills
Warren County resident Vicky L. Cook, 63, running unopposed for the Fork Magisterial District seat, argues her management and project oversight experience will bring balance and transparency. A former George Mason University design management systems graduate, she highlights unity after local issues and election integrity concerns. She has served in the Republican Committee and on the Broadband Committee.
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Warren County
Vicky L. Cook
Board of Supervisors
Cook
California
Fork
Archie A. Fox
Warren County Republican Committee
Front Royal- Warren County Economic Development Authority
George Mason University
School of Business
Federal Aviation Administration
Virginia
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Winchester
Washington, D.C
Republican Committee
Salins Plans Run For Warren County School Board Seat
Salins, 40, who moved from Manassas to Warren County in 2004, plans to spend six months learning from current members then seek the North River District seat in the November 2 special election. She homeschools her two children and advocates hybrid learning and stronger parental involvement while preserving parents rights.
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Salins
Manassas
Warren County
COVID
Christopher Ballenger
North River
Leidich Named Town Manager Cites 25 Years Local Gov Experience
Steven Hicks notes Leidich has 25 years in local government, including time as Occoquan town manager. She will head Building Codes and Environmental Division, develop a new Comprehensive Plan and Capital Improvement Program aimed at economic and tourism growth. Leidich holds degrees from Ohio State and Whittenberg, plus AICP certification.
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Steven Hicks
Leidich
Occoquan
Leesburg
Loudoun County
Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation
Marysville
Ohio
Whittenburg University
Springfield
Ohio State University
American Institute of Certified Planners
International City/County Management Association
The
Association
Mid-Career Managers Institute
Front Royal plans lead pipe replacement grant program
The town could fund a grant-based program to reimburse property owners 75 percent of eligible costs up to five thousand dollars per water or sewer line replacement to reduce lead exposure. Up to twenty water and twenty sewer lines could be funded, with a one hundred thousand dollar budget for the first year. A lien option exists but reserves from the water sewer utility cannot be used. The program requires lead or galvanized piping verified by a plumber, with eligible costs including excavation, materials, labor, and permitting.
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Wilson
Front Royal
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