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Newspaper
The Warren Sentinel
Location
Front Royal, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 2014
Page
1
The Warren County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved revisions to the county tax code for elderly and disabled exemptions. The amended rules unify the qualifying age at 65 plus a sliding income scale, granting 100 percent relief to owners earning $20,000 or less and lowering percentages as income rises.
Foreclosure sale at 317 E Main St in Front Royal nets $525,000. Frank Silek, with John Marlow and Donnie Poe, acquire the building once housing Frank's Ladies Apparel and Fishback Hotel, ending the store's 42 year run on Main Street.
Warren County deputies responded Tuesday afternoon to a woods near the Morgan Ford low water bridge where they found Jason Andrew Roach, 29, deceased at the scene. He is not believed to be a victim of foul play. investigators seek information and contact details are provided for Investigator Brandon Carr.
Shenandoah National Park Superintendent Jim Northup spoke at the Warren County Government Center about Chronic Wasting Disease as a current challenge for the park in the 21st century. He cited the National Park Service mission to preserve resources for enjoyment education and inspiration for future generations.
Winchester Medical Center officials told the Valley Health Corp meeting that Ebola and other emerging viruses are manageable. Dr John Armstrong highlighted Ebola avian flu MERS dengue and chikungunya while noting containment success in Nigeria and Senegal with no new Liberia cases since September.
Salvation Army Capt. Jim Ferrer leads Red Kettle Drive kickoff in front of Kmart on Friday November 14. Front Royal Community Thanksgiving Dinner set for November 26 at 4 30 p m at 357 Cloud Street. Information line 540-635-4020.
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