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Newspaper
The Warren Sentinel
Location
Front Royal, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 2017
Page
5
Shenandoah Riverkeeper Mark Frondorf warns warm winter affects river health. He urges shoes, trash removal, and immediate showers, and cautions against eating Shenandoah fish. Nutrient overload fuels blue-green algae. cattle and chemicals pollute water. 80 farms were reduced to 30 with river access gates being installed.
Front Royal Skyline High School will hold a passport fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. No appointment is needed to speak with passport processors. Cash or check only due to remote location. Fees mirror post office rates: adults 16 and older pay 110 for a passport book, 30 for a passport card. children 15 and younger pay 80 for a passport book, 15 for a passport card. Fees include 25 application and 15 photo per person. Call the Front Royal post office at 540 635 7983 for more information.
The Humane Society of Warren County will host an adoption event at Petco in Crooked Run Plaza from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday as part of the Petco Foundation Love Changes Everything campaign. Adoption fees are waived. For details contact the society at (540) 635-4734 or visit humanesocietywarrencounty.org.
Neighbors report young adults driving fast on Karley's Way and Reliance Road, creating loud engines and dangerous conditions. Heather and Jack Hsu, whose seven children play outside, urge action as deputies monitor from driveways but have yet to catch any driver. Residents fear harm when law enforcement on private roads proves difficult and winter conditions worsen the risk.
Thurman describes a revived Irish festival now run by 4 H with a promotional site set to launch in summer. The site will showcase 18 activities within 30 minutes of Warren County and volunteers remain essential to organizers. The festival, moved to the Northern Virginia 4-H Educational Center, previously drew 60 vendors and drew attendees from near and far.
Chief Shiflett rests after surgery with Major Bruce Hite acting as chief. Shiflett spent 28 years with Warren County Sheriff's Office and graduated from the FBI National Academy. The town begins its search for a new chief, with an ad expected to run next week.
About 40 contestants from newborns to adults compete in multiple age groups plus a photogenic division. Judges from outside the area evaluate speaking ability, poise and appearance as contestants answer age appropriate questions. The top five win trophies, with first place receiving a trophy sash and crown. Admission is 5 adults 3 students all day pass 8. Smith says it is fun to watch the children enjoy their day and not be judged on beauty alone.
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