Warren County seeks inclusion in Du Pont water plan for Cedarville site
The Warren County Board of Supervisors voted to send a written request to Town Manager Walter M. Duncan to be kept informed in any talks with Du Pont on providing water and sewer to a Cedarville site. They cited a 1,500 foot county water line under I-66 and a sewer casement as potential assets for Riverton to Cedarville, while a public hearing on Du Pont rezoning is set for February 21. The board also rescinded a prior reservation about Saddleback Associates park land exchange, noting Saddleback officials deny plans to develop Warren County land.
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Susan Burke
Front Royal
Warren County Board of Supervisors
Walter M. Duncan
du Pont
Cedarville
John K. Marlow
Duncan
Warren County
Marlow
Rt. 522
Riverton
Board of Supervisors
Department of the Interior
Saddleback Associates
Shenandoah National Park
County Board Acts on Land Access and Fleet Upgrades
The Warren County board voted to press a land exchange with the Department of the Interior and to allow the Sheriff to keep two of four replacing patrol cars to boost fleet availability. Action includes reassessment plans, a 550000 literary loan for a high school remodel, and local appointments to aging and industrial boards.
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Warren County
George B. Baggarly
Warren
Adamson
Department of the Interior
Land Exchange
Sheriff's Department
Eee
Lynn C. Armentrout
George Baggarly
Wilson Burke
Ron George
Richard Keeler
Rappawan Lumber Company
T. R. Patterson
Patterson
Rappanan
Donald Race
Shenandoah Area
Boyce Town Council Seeks Reelection May General Election
Last night all Boyce Town Council members announced plans to run again in the May 2 General Election. Candidates include Mayor Lynwood Lanham Recorder Mae Lanham and councilmen Robert McDonald Julian Everly Garland Brown and Donald Nesselrodt.
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Star
Boyce
Boyce Town
Lynwood Lanham
Mae Lanham
Robert McDonald
Julian Everly
Garland Brown
Donald Nesselrodt
Buck Martin
Boyce Volunteer Fire Company
Four Trichinosis Cases Reported in Frederick County
The Lord Fairfax Health Dept. confirmed four Trichinosis cases in Frederick County tied to a single family. All patients are children who ate raw pork. Health officials urge thorough cooking, note no cure, and advise fluids and rest for recovery. Symptoms include leg and throat muscle pains, facial swelling, and fever up to 102. Diagnosis via muscle biopsy or blood test.
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Star
Frederick County
Lord Fairfax Health Dept
William Hatfield
Hatfield
Frederick County teachers inch toward eight percent pay rise
The Frederick County School Board tentatively approved an eight percent teacher pay hike for the coming year, yielding a 532 443 higher salary total. The board also denied Virginia Supplemental Retirement System payments and set calendar changes due to snow days while approving funding for a new James Wood High School and naming campuses.
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County Board of Supervisors
Virginia
Frederick County
Melton Wright
Wright
Ray Boyce
James Wood High School
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