One Step at a Time Evans Home Reopens in Winchester
Evans Home in Winchester reopened in March after a moratorium on new admissions was lifted. Executive Director Mike Borash and Program Director Kirby Lloyd describe a rough year and a cautious path forward with staff expansion, stricter rules, and closer school and foster care coordination for five resident children from surrounding counties.
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Mike Borash
Borash
Kirby Lloyd
Lloyd
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Warren County
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Clarke
Rockingham
Evans Home
ENS Center
Stephens City
Winchester Public Schools
Dad
Kathy Hildebrand
Miss Hildebrand
Winchester Recreation Park
Rollason criticizes handling of police pay and clocks
Former acting chief Rollason details a review process that awarded pay raises based on performance and education, then claims the town manager revoked them after a grievance. He accuses the panel of excluding police input and cites reinstatement of time clocks as a key misstep, urging remedial action.
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Page Rollason
Rollason
Duncan
Lillard
Kermit Nichols
Police Department
Jack Albert
Nichols
Blackburn
Rutherford
Walter Duncan
Truban Predicts Short Session With Budget First
Virginia Senator Truban says 2 000 bills may be introduced but only the budget bill matters. He plans public hearings on pari mutuel betting ERA abortion funding public employee bargaining and a new veterinary school financing. He expects a 60 day session and defends the new building and furnishings. General Assembly Building Richmond Virginia 24219.
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Truban
Richmond
Scat
General Assembly Building
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