Council mulls budget cuts in Front Royal 2016 17 plan
Front Royal council weighs cuts to police overtime and a new mini excavator as it reviews the proposed 45.8 million 2016 17 budget. A public hearing is set for 7 p m Monday. Overtime cuts target 225 000 while a 110 000 mini excavator may be split between water and electric departments.
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Norman A. Shiflett
Gene Tewart
Commerce Street
Steven Burke
Tewart
A Taste of the Town Brings Front Royal Eateries Together
Downtown Front Royal hosts a second A Taste of the Town event sponsored by the Independent Business Alliance. From 7 to 10 p.m. on Friday East Main Street closes for booths from more than a dozen vendors, music by No More Chili, and a $10 admission with seven food tickets. Proceeds support local food programs via C CAP. advance tickets available at City National Bank Royal Oak Computers and the Visitor's Center.
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Front Royal Independent Business Alliance
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Blue Ridge Avenue
Band No More
City National Bank
Royal Oak
Main Street
C-Cap
Virginia wine festival lights up downtown Ches ter Street
Foster invites crowds to a festival featuring nearly 20 Virginia wineries, food trucks, and diverse entertainment in downtown with a gazebo area and family friendly atmosphere. Tickets are 25 dollars in advance and 30 at the gate, with no general admission fee. Funds support the chamber's projects and programs.
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Foster
Virginia
Chamber
Virginia craft beer museum aims to chronicle state beer history
Downes outlines a Richmond based craft beer museum detailing Virginia beer history from Civil War medicine to prohibition. The museum will feature the Krueger Brewing Co test market in Richmond and Virginia’s 200 plus breweries, with a July soft opening and a Sept. 24 grand opening tied to Brew and Blues Festival.
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Virginia
Downes
Krueger Brewing Co
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Warren County
Downs
Witness Testimony Shapes Preliminary Hearing in Shooting Case
Timothy Carter testified that Wilson argued with another man, Carter intervened as a peace maker, touched Wilson, triggering Wilson to draw a gun and fire. Carter was shot in the torso, bullet damaging the liver, flown to a Northern Virginia trauma center and hospitalized for weeks.
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Carter
Virginia
State approves Happy Creek law enforcement training center
FRONT ROYAL Skyline Regional Criminal Justice Academy will open in July 2017 after approval by the Criminal Justice Services Board. Construction starts October on an 15300 square foot, 18 acre site in Happy Creek Technology Park with an $8 million private investor funded facility. About 14 agencies and 730 officers are expected to use the center, which will charge a 458 annual membership for instruction and operation.
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Skyline Regional Criminal Justice Academy
Criminal Justice Services Board
Warren County Sherriff
Progress Drive
Happy Creek
Warren County
Jennifer McDonald
McDonald
Daniel McEathron
the Sentinel
McEathron
Births in Warren County Highlight Nonmarital Rates
Virginia Social Services profile notes 187 births to unmarried women in Warren County in 2014, about 39 percent of total. compares to 25 percent Northern Virginia and 35 percent statewide. Reavis urges education to prevent teen pregnancies and support for young single mothers with daycare and subsidies.
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Virginia Social Services
Warren County
Virginia
Reavis
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