Virginia town moves ahead with police HQ and road projects
The town plans a 15,800 square foot main building and 7,300 square foot storage facility for a new police headquarters at Kendrick Lane and Monroe Avenue, plus Leach Run Parkway and Main Street extensions funded partly by a 1.5 percent loan with seven year tax credit write offs. DEQ approval expected soon with bids possible by May 2017.
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Virginia
EDA
Jennifer McDonald
Leach Run Parkway
Main Street
Avtex
Happy Creek Road
West Main Street
Kendrick Lane
Joe Waltz
People Inc
Moseley
Virginia Department of Environmental Quality
DEQ
Bennett
Monroe Avenue
Bret Hrbek
Town Hall
Council
Woman charged in county drug case
Debra Buckmaster, 46, was charged with intent to distribute narcotics possession of drug paraphernalia and public intoxication after deputies found 13 grams of crack cocaine in her coat pocket and purse during a 3:30 a.m. stop on Winchester Road. She was jailed on a $3,500 bond and faces a March 22 court date in Warren County General District Court.
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Front Royal
Warren County Sheriff's Office
Debra Buckmaster
Winchester Road
Buckmaster
Rappahannock-shenandoah- Warren
Warren County General District Court
Warren County
84 Lumber to open truss plant in Frederick County
84 Lumber, based in Righty Four, Pennsylvania, will convert its former Frederick County store into a 33,568 square foot truss manufacturing facility on Yardmaster Court off Martinsburg Pike. The $3.9 million project creates 100 jobs, revives an empty 2006 building, and leverages Interstate 81 access amid a broader regional investment push. Patrick Barker of the Frederick County EDA notes the shuttered site is being repurposed after the 2008 housing crisis. The company operates 250 sites in 30 states including a Winchester Road location. Virginia officials, including Terry McAuliffe’s office, highlight the job creation and local workforce.
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Winchester
Pennsylvania
84 Lumber Company
Frederick County
Goy
Terry McAuliffe
Virginia
84 Lumber
Forbes
Yardmaster Court
Martinsburg Pike
U.S. 11
Patrick Barker
Frederick County Economic Development Authority
Severa
Budget shortfall easing as county plans 2017 18 forecast
Warren County analyzes its budget showing reduced shortfalls from prior year with about 23.4 million for schools and 600000 reserved for Skyline Middle School. Public hearing set for April 11 at the Government Center to discuss the 2017 18 budget and funding for 21 outside agencies.
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Board of Supervisors
Doug Stanley
Stanley
Warren County Government Center
N. Commerce Ave
Skyline High School
Budget talks map 0.5 cent tax plan and cuts
Town officials weigh a 0.5 cent tax increase to fund a FY 2017-18 budget. Council members discuss possible savings, delaying hires, and across the board cuts as they review 31 proposed line items including slurry sealing, vehicle purchases, and health plan changes to save over $120,000.
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John P. Connolly
Gene Tewart
B.J. Wilson
Council
Wilson
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