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Newspaper
The Warren Sentinel
Location
Front Royal, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 2017
Page
1
A local open mic event drew a crowd and raised about 1000 dollars for homeless advocacy groups. Organizers said proceeds will support shelters and outreach programs. Community members praised performers for backing a help effort.
Christkindlmarkt returns for its 11th year in Front Royal with Maggie and Steve Sill inspired by Germany. Event starts 6 p.m. Friday with a ribbon cutting and two concerts at the gazebo, and runs Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 30 p.m. in the town commons with a 4 p.m. parade. Free entry, donations accepted. Parking near the caboose and gazebo will be closed.
East Main Street merchants report brisk sales over the weekend with many customers stopping by Mountain Trails at 120 E. Main St. The store, new to the area, benefited from Small Business Saturday as shoppers flocked for Black Friday and Saturday specials. Built in a remodeled building owned by Vibe Properties LLC, Mountain Trails marked its first SB Saturday on East Main Street.
The Environmental Integrity Project released a study alleging that the Front Royal Wastewater Treatment Plant discharges excess phosphorus and nitrogen into the Shenandoah River. The nutrients fuel algae blooms, creating dead zones that deplete oxygen and harm aquatic life while blue-green algae pose health risks.
Front Royal officials reviewed costs for West Main Street extension and a sewage pump station that would enable IT Federal to move into its future building. The project stalled over EPA rules and planning approval, with phase one linking the campus to Kendrick Lane costing about 1.2 million and a 650000 grant partly locally funded.
Former Front Royal mayor Jim Eastham died November 17 after pancreatic cancer. Memorial services are at Calvary Episcopal Church with viewing Friday. A native of Front Royal, he shaped the gaze bo and greenway trail and East ham Park and was active in the arts scene. He and his wife Denise raised two children and two grandchildren. Greg Drescher, Schools Superintendent and Fairfax County Economic Development Authority Chairman, honored his contributions.
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