Frederick County Planners Deny Home for Adults Permit
The Frederick County Planning Commission unanimously denied a conditional use permit for Mrs. Adam Myers to operate a four patient home for adults. The panel cited state sprinkler requirements and delays in water line work as factors in the decision. Myers planned to house three patients without a permit and to adjust to three if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Hodges
Adam Myers
Frederick County Planning Commission
Adams
Myers
Tion Authority
Ron Berg
Authority
Planning Commission
T.B. Rosenberger
Commission
Rosenberger
C. Langdon Gordon
Deep Blue Sea
Carroll Brown
Virginia Sprinkler Co
Richmond
Thomas Rosenberger
Herbert Sluder
Robert W. Kerns
Cross Junction
Elmer Venskoske
Kerns
Dorothea Stefen
James Galladay Jr
Virginia Left Turn on Red Law Turns One Year Old
A survey finds only 19 percent fully understand left on red in Virginia as the law marks its first birthday. In Winchester three intersections allow left turns on red from one way to one way, while other areas provide no such turns. Virginia drivers saved 3.6 million gallons of gas and 14 seconds per turn in 1977 according to the research council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Steward
Cameron Street
Piccadilly Street
Virginia
Virginia Highway and Transportation Research Council
The
Research Council
Winchester
L.L. Branner
Ocean Streets
Loudoun Street Mall
Boscawen Street
Braddock Street
Braddock and
Boscawen Streets
Boscawen
Front Royal
Berryville
Maryland
One Killed in Unisil Accident Near Winchester
Franklin Mowery a 37 year old maintenance foreman at Unisil Corp. died after being trapped in a sand and gravel silo when the sides caved in. He was lowered into the silo by a coworker whose rope slipped. Rescue workers recovered his body about two hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Gore
Virginia Division of Mines and Quarries
Unisil Corp
Franklin Mowery
Augusta
W. Va
Winchester
Frederick County
Wolford
Mowery
Sheriff's Department
Robert Connolly
State Medical Examiner's Office
Fairfax
Boyce Council Moves For Staggered Terms
The Boyce Town Council adopted a resolution to create staggered council seat terms with a public hearing scheduled Aug 1. The plan would have May elections in even-numbered years and a four-year mayor and recorder term after 1980, pending voter approval and state charter changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Devereux
Boyce
Virginia General Assembly
Mae Lanham
Francis Hudson
Dick Kibler
Lynwood Lanham
Julian Everly
Donald Nesselrodt
Garland Brown
Robert McDonald
Solenberger Elected Frederick School Board Chairman
John T. Solenberger was elected unanimously as chairman of the Frederick County School Board. He will succeed Ray E. Boyce who will not seek the chair candidacy again. Steele named new principal of Robert E. Ayler Junior High School after six applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Hodges
John T. Solenberger
Frederick County
Solenberger
Colin G. Steele
Robert E. Ayler
Teele
Richmond
Henrico High School
Melton F. Wright
Steele
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sandel S. LaRose
Winchester General District Court
Handley School
Carl Simmons
Frederick County General District Court
David Simpson
Terrence Fleming
Joseph Edward Smigelski
David Eugene Crawford
Stephens City
Berg
Stefen
Gordon
Thomas Baker
Kernstown
Rt. 11 South
Battaile Drive
Baker
Industrial-Limited
Cheryl Willingham
Marshall Glass
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Carter Lumber Co
Rt. 11 North
Allen Carter
Carter
Manuel DeHaven
Davenport Insulation Co., Inc
Gilpin
Rufus C. Boyce Jr
Boyce, Inc
Senseng Road
Sunset Drive
Frank Brumback
Unisil
Paul Wolford
Silo
Les Cary
George M.stoddart
State Dept. of Labor and Industry
Mines and Quarries Division
Irving Hovermale
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mount Hebron
Cork Street
Shenandoah Avenue
Boyce Council
Stuart Brown
Yount, Hyde & Co
Everly
Frederick
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