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Newspaper
The Warren Sentinel
Location
Front Royal, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 15, 2014
Page
1
The Sentinel Front Royal May 12 reports Front Royal will continue a revenue study as the first step toward annexing the northern commercial corridor. Councilman Tom Sayre sought to terminate the retained attorney Carter Glass IV of Troutman Sanders and pay $53,075.30 in expenses, but the council voted to keep the study and attorney.
The Virginia Wine and Craft Festival returns to Front Royal this Saturday May 17 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Main and Chester Streets featuring 20 Virginia wineries and over 100 vendors artists and crafters across seven blocks. Niki Foster of the Front Royal Warren County Chamber of Commerce notes Virginia wine growth from 18 wineries in 1990 to about 250 today including cideries and meaderies.
Festival at Main and Chester streets runs May 17 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission is free without tasting, 25 dollars in advance or 30 dollars at the gate for wine tasting. Participating wineries include Delfosse Vineyards and Wine Fox Meadow Winery Hill Top Berry Farm and Wing Horton Vineyards Inc. Rebec Vineyards Mattaponi Winery Miller Winery Naked Mountain Winery Peaks of Otter Winery North Mountain Vineyard and Wine He ad Notaviva Vineyards Desert Rose Ranch and Winery Bright Meadows Farm Democracy Vineyards Hunts Vineyards Shenandoah Vineyards Tomahawk Mill Winery Quievremont Wine.
May 9 at Skyline High School highlighted LFCCs 43rd commencement with 1036 graduates, just 32 shy of the 2013 record. About 315 students participated, ages 17 to 72, including seniors from Frederick, Winchester, Clarke, Fauquier, Page, Rappahannock, Shenandoah and Warren counties.
The Phoenix Project, successor to Harmony Place, began May 1 with only three hotline calls. Director Tammy Sharpe hopes increased publicity will help victims of domestic or sexual violence reach out. Flyers with the hotline number have been distributed to businesses and community agencies in Front Royal and Warren County.
About 60 people greeted a Shenandoah Christian Alliance group on May 3 as they opposed a Skyline High School rally. Opponents cited a letter by organizer Charles W. Daughty of Stephens City published April 19 in The Winchester Star, supporting the Marshall Newman Virginia Marriage Amendment.
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