Winchester Center Aims to Open Alcohol Rehab Site
The Winchester Alcoholic Rehabilitation Center project has raised $155,000 of its $180,000 goal with pledges from committee members and local businesses. The Hillcrest Nursing Home at 315 E Cork St is the planned site, with occupancy targeted by the Council on Alcoholism in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Winchester
Lewis Costello
Hillcrest Nursing Home
E. Cork St
Nursing Home
Costello
Hillcrest
Council On
Lord Fairfax
Council On Alcoholism
Junk Oil Heaters Turn Waste Into Warmth for Garages
Aaron Zuckerman and others in Frederick County use the Hooter Waste Oil Heater to burn used motor oil and transmission fluids for heat. The units cost 1300 dollars and are sold by Tri-State Products of Fombell Pennsylvania. The heaters slash fuel bills and curb environmental waste by turning junk oil into heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M
Zuckerman
Hooter
Rt. 50
Interstate Automatic
Millwood Ave
Winchester
Tri-State Products
Fombell
Rudy Kelosky
Frank Hamman
Interstate Automatic Transmissions
Julian Bragg
Air Freight
Kelesky
Winchester Officials File Annual Real Estate Disclosures
City and county leaders across Winchester filed Virginia mandated annual real estate disclosures listing homes, parcels, and business interests. The files enumerate addresses for mayor, council members, planning commissioners, and zoning appeals board members, plus city manager and revenue officials with holdings in the city and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Winchester
Virginia
Boards of Supervisors
Boards of Zoning Appeals
Cirbold
Stewart Bell
N. Cameron St
Loudoun St
West Boscawen St
N. Kent St
Shawnee Drive
Charles Pine
Roll Hills
Valley Ave
Pine Motor Company
K-T Realty Company
Wendell Seldon
Pennsylvania Ave
William Inam
Luray
Uous McKay
Board of Zoning‘Appeals
Cecil Adams
Robyn Terrace
Massanutten Terrace
Daniel T. Grimes
W. Bellview
Thomas Rockwood
Eecaeanniede Company
Aes
S. A
Patricia Zontinel
Tennyson Ave
Winchester Investment Partnership
Board May Approve Change Study For Frederick Lee Plant
Frederick County supervisors may back a change to an alternate site study for the Frederick Lee wastewater plant. They consider funding 25 percent of a 16200 study with 4050 county dollars and will reevaluate the joint capital plan with Winchester to speed progress and avoid delays. The SWCB is expected to cover 75 percent of the study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia V. Long
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Frederick- Lee
Winchester-Frederick
Rt. 7
Clarke County
Roger Koontz
Cha
State Water Control Board
SWCB
Koontz
Winchester
Frederick County
R. Bra Che
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America
Kelosky
Petticoat Junction
Hooterville
Aaron Zuckerman
By Joe Bageant
Effie Davis
Southwerk St
Falling Waters
W. Va
J. Thomas Kremer Jr
Courtfield Ave
Hawthorne Acres
Kremer Oil Company
George Garber
Jefferson St
Virginia Ave
Richard D. Kern
Kern Motor Company
Leicester St
Snowmass
Colo
Shenandoah Pools
Kern Brothers Inc
Bemko Inc
William Mote
North Ave
S. Kent Akin
H. Delmer Robinson
Hawthorne E
William Shendow
Bellview Ave
Shendon Partnership
Ronald Gore
Battle Ave
S. Pannill Jones
N. Washington St
Donald Smallw
Malden Drive
Charles Zuckerman
Isaac St
Winchester Planning Commission
Martin Boppe
Old Fort Road
Robert E. Casey
Imperial St
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Joseph P. Dorsey
Merriman's Lane
George Duane
Rocky Mount
Louise Speakman
Briarmont Drive
Woodland Ave
Amherst St
Franklin St
James Berry
Washington St
N. Braddock St
Lake Sinclair
Edward Shokes
Featherbed Lane
Winchester Evening Star
Phoul Thomas Rosenberger
Eee
Bill Baker
Back Creek
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