Hate groups unwelcome in community
Community leaders received the NAACP Community Service Award 2017 while Warren County sheriff announced an investigation into Ku Klux Klan recruitment flyers found at a park and ride and in Gore. Officials warned that while the flyers are legal speech, the underlying intent is dangerous and urged unity against hatred.
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Governor Missed Front Royal Brew and Blues Festival
The article notes Governor Terry McAuliffe did not attend the Front Royal Warren County Chamber of Commerce Brew and Blues Festival eighth annual event last weekend. It praises the festival turnout and the organizers while stressing the governor’s absence as a missed opportunity to showcase Virginia’s beer and wine industry.
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Warren Sentinel Public Forum Letter Request
The Warren Sentinel invites readers to send letters to the editor for our Public Forum. Letters should be concise and under 300 words and must include the writer’s name, full address, and a daytime telephone number for verification. Please include a brief statement indicating your city or town of residence.
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Public forum denounces KKK presence in Front Royal
Community response condemns a KKK flier found in a Front Royal park ride lot. Residents urge peaceful resistance and unity across race, religion, and culture to keep the town inclusive and safe from hate group influence.
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Farm bill could boost conservation and farming viability
The farm bill offers a chance to link crop insurance with conservation, encouraging soil health and water protection. It suggests expanding subsidies for farmers practicing conservation while clarifying that cover crops and other practices count as good farming. Voters should urge their senators and representative to support conservation measures.
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Questioning Barrett echoes Kennedy era Catholic doubts
The author notes surprise at Amy Coney Barrett's Senate confirmation questioning over her Roman Catholic faith and recalls the controversial 1960 Kennedy inquiry. The piece argues faith should not bar appointment or presidency and recalls past partisan mood.
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Residents Debate Property Maintenance Rules in Public Hearing
Dozens spoke on the town proposed property maintenance code and rental inspection district. Critics cited roach and bed bug infestations, tenant payment for landlord repairs, and bundled electrical wires, while some landlords praised well kept properties but warned of uneven enforcement and historic district limits. Readers were invited to email or mail comments to The Warren Sentinel.
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