Trout Season Opens As Virginia Fishermen Hit Streams
Trout season in Virginia begins at noon with limited hours and a six fish limit. Area waters stocked by the Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries attract anglers to Cedar Creek Back Creek Gooney Creek and other streams. Local warden Ramsey notes restocking schedules and license requirements as 30 000 to 35 000 trout were released last month across Frederick Warren and Shenandoah counties.
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Virginia
David Ramsey
Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
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Frederick
Shenandoah
Back Creek
Gore
Gainesboro
Hogue Creek
Passage Creek
Elizabeth Furnace
Big Stoney Creek
Edinburg
Front Royal
Gooney Creek
Cow Pasture River
Roanoke River
Garry Sale
White Hall
Sale
Ramsey
Frederick-Warren-Shenandoah County
Warren County
Egypt recalls ambassadors from seven Arab states
Cairo announces recalling ambassadors from Saudi Arabia Kuwait United Arab Emirates Qatar Bahrain Tunisia and Morocco in response to their sanctions after Egypt signed a peace treaty.
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Cairo
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Eee
Middle Fat
Kuwait
United Arab Emirates
Qatar
Bahrain
Tunisia
Morocco
Fire destroys McFarland's Mill with multiple injuries
A blaze at McFarland's Mill Inc off Route 608 destroyed the main 100 by 100 foot sawmill building causing an estimated 250000 in damages. Five Frederick County firemen were injured and two seriously when a wall collapsed. arson not suspected and cause under investigation.
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Susan Hodges
Frederick County
McFarland’s Mill, Inc
Rt. 608
Round Hill
Rocky Keplinger
Clearbrook
Gainesboro
North Mountain
Winchester
Keplinger
McFarlands
McFarland
Apple labor relief eyed as harvest nears
Apple growers expect help from tobacco and onion farmers who employ temporary foreign workers. Attorney Steven Karalekas warns that hiring must be legal, while noting indictments reflect broader federal pressure. Puerto Rican imports show poor yield versus Jamaica labor, as growers prepare for a new season under uncertain DOL policy. John Thomas Watt Jr. elected president of the fruitgrowers.
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Star
U.S. Department of Labor
Frederick County Fruitgrowers Association
Steven Karalekas
Labor Department
Virginia
C. Robert Solenberger
Winchester
Department of Labor
Solenberger
John Thomas Watt Jr
Gore
Brooks Robinson to co anchor Apple Blossom broadcast
Brooks Robinson, former Orioles star, will co anchor the Apple Blossom Festival broadcast with Sports Marshal Henry Aaron. Earl Weaver added his 1000th win as Baltimore defeated Chicago. Clarke County School Board opened bids for a Boyce Elementary School addition with three local contractors bidding.
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Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Henry Aaron
Clarke Board
Clarke County School Board
Boyce
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