28 Jul 2016
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Newspaper
The Warren Sentinel
Location
Front Royal, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 2016
Page
1
Clarke County investigators announce brothers identified as persons of interest in a White Post death ruled a self-inflicted incident. Police say the case centers on a recent fatality at a residence, with no additional suspects sought.
Front Royal school completes gym HVAC installation as part of county energy savings project. The climate control should be finished by the week of Aug 8, providing relief in heat and marking the gym’s first air conditioning. Additional improvements include parking, roof, and front entrance upgrades.
Front Royal officials urged residents to conserve electricity as heat waned to 81 degrees after a 100 degree day. Town Manager Steven Burke said simple acts like turning off lights can help. Energy Services Director Joe Waltz reassured the power grid is sound, stressing voluntary conservation. See POWER, Page A5.
Front Royal Virginia area residents are urged to protect dogs from extreme heat as temperatures top 90 degrees. Caro Vorous warns that dogs suffer heat exhaustion like people and should be brought indoors for relief during prolonged heat waves.
Warren County Fair begins its 59th year with a flame throwing dinosaur and a lineup including star Marty Stuart. Stuart, a 14 time Grammy winner, will sing at 7 30 p.m. on Aug 5 with premium seats at 30 dollars and reserved at 20 dollars plus gate admission. Ryan Jewel opens at 7 p.m. with his own set. Bleacher seating is free with general admission.
Christendom College in Front Royal plans a chapel and more parking as the Board of Supervisors approves modifying its conditional-use permit to add 10 new land parcels. The school now owns 17 parcels totaling 79 acres for the chapel site and related facilities along Shenandoah Shores Road.
Rotary member Roy Boyles and his wife Sharon joined South Charleston Rotary members to help flood victims in White Sulfur Springs Rainelle Summerville and Chadwell. They described damaged homes marked for inspections by FEMA or guards and noted FEMA payments around 33000 per home.
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