Widow Remembers Ralph Ennis In Front Royal Community
Sue Waller recalls Ralph Ennis as generous and churchgoing, while Linda describes his aging memory and driving troubles. A March Silver Alert noted his disappearance en route to Front Royal, with incidents of getting lost in Frederick, Maryland, and a two week motel stay in Front Royal before an April 2 traffic stop. Virginia records show no driving violations. Pennsylvania records show past traffic offenses from a Jan crash. Linda says he believed he was fine despite concerns about driving privileges.
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Sue Waller
Wallers
Heritage Church
Chester Street
Front Royal
Linda
Eastern Shore
Frederick
Maryland
Ties
Virginia
Ralph Carlton Ennis
Pennsylvania
SVEC to raise residential bills amid 6.5% rate hike
SVEC releases show average residential bill rising from 113 to 121 for 1000 kWh in 2022 as 2% of the 6.5% increase passes through higher wholesale costs from Old Dominion Electric Cooperative fueled by gas price hikes and cold demand. SVEC cites cost recovery needs and lender requirements while REC also plans a small 1.81% rise due to ODEC costs. Front Royal says no planned rate increase.
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SVEC
Old Dominion Electric Cooperative
Old Dominion
Russia
Ukraine
Preston Knight
Knight
State Corporation Commission
SCC
Com
Rappahannock Electric Cooperative
Casey Hollins
REC
Old Dominion Electric Co
Front Royal
Steven Hicks
Warren County considers 20 cent cut to vehicle tax rate
Warren County supervisors discussed lowering the personal property tax rate by 20 cents from 4 to 3.80 per 100 of assessed value and using a lower vehicle valuation to ease bills. If adopted next week, a $10,000 car would save $20, with an 18% value drop expected. risks include a 30% rise if the lower valuation is not used.
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Warren County
Board of Supervisors
Edwin Daley
Daley
Rabies warnings as warmer weather raises risk in county
The district reports 30 rabies positive animals last year including cats, bats, skunks, cows, foxes and groundhogs. Health officials urge avoidance of wild animals, vaccination of pets and livestock, reporting bites, and seeking immediate medical care after exposure. Call Warren County Health Department at 540-635-3159 for guidance.
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Andrew Spear
Health Department
U.S
Animal Control
Warren County Health Department
Cdc.gov
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ODEC
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Pagenewspaper.com
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Virginia Press Association
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