Off Street Hospital Parking Lot Opens Friday
The Winchester Parking Authority will open a 30 space lot at Cork and Stewart streets near Winchester Memorial Hospital. The lot costs 20 cents an hour with a two hour limit and is leased to the authority for management. The Ebert lot was bought by the hospital for 82000 dollars last June.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester Parking Authority
Cork and
Stewart Streets
Richard J. Martin
Martin
Hospital
West Virginia Man Indicted for Murder in Winchester Park Death
A Winchester grand jury indicted Wayne Lyle Scollard for murder in the death of Robert Duvall Jr. over Memorial Day weekend at Winchester Recreation Park. The panel also handed down multiple indictments including jewel theft, bad checks, burglary, and perjury cases with various trial dates and plea deals noted.
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West Virginia
Winchester Recreation Park
Wayne Lyle Scollard
Winchester
Robert Duvall Jr
Nikolas Parthemos
James Cesar Souza
William Alfred Pelletier
Frank Joseph Lach
General District
Winchester council tables LFPDC plan to study
Winchester City Council tabled action on the Lord Fairfax Planning District Comprehensive Plan last night to allow members more time to review the document. Several councilors said they had received the plan only two days earlier and had not fully evaluated its details.
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Star
Lord Fairfax
Winchester City
Front Royal and Warren County settle central dispatch plan
Disputes over governance of the joint police sheriff and fire central dispatch were resolved at a recent meeting with the Lord Fairfax Planning District Commission. The sheriff will supervise dispatch with police aid, an advisory board will oversee investigations, and separate hiring by town and county will occur.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Police
Sheriff's Department
Fire Department
Lynn C. Armentrout
Lord Fairfax Planning District Commission
Armentrout
Front Royal Town
John Poux
Division of Justice and Crime Prevention
Poux
Berryville Council Opposes Moving Town Elections to November
Berryville town council discussed a State Water Control Board meeting on sewer plant work and approved demolishing a fire-gutted mansion shell using insurance funds. They opposed relocating municipal elections to November and directed the town manager to respond while considering trash collection fees and a fence removal project.
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Star
Berryville
State Water Control Board
Legislative Services
Jack Enders
Jim O’brien
Bridgewater
Enders
Roy Potts Jr
United Wreckers
Martinsburg
W.va
Joseph Dugan
Frederick Planners Seek Kernstown Area Rezoning Change
Frederick County planning commission studied proposed zoning maps in a work session lasting over three hours but took no action. The panel discussed rezoning Rt. 11 south at Kernstown from business to Residential R-3 while keeping nearby commercial parcels. About two dozen parcels could be affected with several areas around Stephens City down zoned from residential to agricultural due to lack of development. Wheatlands Properties in the southeast, zoned heavy residential R-5, was noted as lacking water and sewer. Commission member Thomas B. Rosenberger was absent.
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General District Court
Norma J. Nickleson
Jeffrey Warren Teets
Ms. Nickleson
Watts
Duncan Gibb
VPI & SU
Enders
State Health Department
Ron Berg
Berg
Commission
Rt. 11
Kernstown
Winchester
Stephens City
Wheatlands
Thomas B. Rosenberger
Winchester Stephens City to raise water rates seven cents
Stephens City plans a seven cent water rate increase, from 35 to 42 cents per thousand gallons, effective January 1, per a letter from City Manager Wendell Seldon to Mayor Lynn Comer. Council members discussed equal rate hikes for town consumers. The town plans a new hall on Locust and Martin Streets with a building permit expected today, and zoning changes to R-3. A final approval stance moved to council for Valley Corp. and a liability defense resolution was adopted. Participants included Mayor Comer and six council members. Robert W. Wells was absent.
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Alexander Potter Associates
Stephens City
Middletown
Frederick County
Star
Winchester
Lynn Comer
Wendell Seldon
Locust and
Martin Streets
Bruce Edens
Board of Zoning Appeals
the Valley Corp
William K. Baker
Willis H. Davis
Betty E. Martin
Dale M. Barley
Willey G. Dembeck
Robert W. Wells
Attorney General Files Notice of Appeal in Potomac Edison Rate Case
J Marshall Coleman stated he will file notice of an appeal to the Maryland State Supreme Court over the Potomac Edison 2.9 million rate increase approved by the SCC. The four month window for a detailed petition follows the June 13 SCC decision amid protests from the Potomac Edison Ratepayers Assn and calls for consumer advocates.
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SCC
Potomac Edison Ratepayers Assn
Coleman
Ratepayers Assn
Preston Shannon
Lord Fairfax Community College
Potomac Edison
General Assembly
State Corporation Commission
Association
John Dalton
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Charles Wessell
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Shenandoah
Winchester Planning Commission
Williamsburg Heights
Frederick-Winchester Health Department
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Ronald Gore
William Mote
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Charles Zuckerman
George Garber
Charles A. Pine Jr
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J. Thomas Kremer Jr
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