Emergency Services Council Tabled in Clarke
Clarke County board hears a feasibility plan for a five year regional emergency services expansion. Dr. Terry Sinclair outlines Phase I funded by a federal grant with local cost sharing and a cooperative system among four regional hospitals and rescue squads.
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Emergency Services Council
Clarke
Santor
Terry Sinclair
Frederick
Warren
Shenandoah
Sinclair
Sinclair Sai
Council
Warren County reviews business tax as expansion eyed
Warren County Board of Supervisors moved to ask County Attorney Douglas Napier to study amending the current business tax. The change would add insurers, real estate brokers, and other professionals previously excluded. The motion passed unanimously during the Tuesday session. Williams named acting building inspector from April 1, replacing Mourneault who resigns at month end to start his own business. The board also discussed county projects with the Lord Fairfax Planning District Commission and potential zoning ordinance work.
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Front Royal
Douglas Napier
Warren County
Warren County Board of Supervisors
John Marlow
George
Arnold Wiliams
Williams
Rudolph Mourneault
Mourneault
Lord Fairfax Planning District Commission
Planning Commission
LFPDC
Planning District Commission
George Baggarly
Napier
Warren
Miller, Marlow
W J. Burke
Baggarly
Wetzel
Child Drowns in Shenandoah River Warren
A two year old girl, Tania Louise Henson, died after slipping into the Shenandoah River near Shenandoah Farms. Her body was recovered by emergency crews and pronounced dead on arrival at Warren Memorial Hospital. Her father is Larry Bud Henson. the incident was reported to the Warren County Sheriff’s Department at 5 40 p m Tuesday.
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Opequon Creek
Shenandoah Farms
Tania Louise Henson
Warren Memorial Hospital
Shenandoah River
Larry Bud Henson
Hensons
Warren County
Sheriff's Department
Henson Home
Sheriff’s Department
Shenandoah Farms Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department
Warren Memorial
Winchester Chamber mulls sites for new headquarters
Star staff writer reports the Winchester Chamber of Commerce is evaluating several sites for a new headquarters. Options include historic downtown buildings such as the Elks Club site and Piccadilly Braddock post office, plus the Northwestern Workshop and old John Kerr School. joint occupancy with the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Committee and possible United Fund sharing are considered. The Kurtz building lease ends June 1980, guiding the search timeline. A member-wide letter seeks input from chamber members.
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Star
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Carl Fryling
Chamber
Fryling
Elks Club
Piccadilly and
Braddock
John Kerr School
John Kerr
Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Committee
United Fund
Kurtz
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Berryville
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Lord Fairfax Emergency Medical Services Council Inc
D Fairfax Planning District Commission
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Hagerstown
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Jack Hardesty
Eustace Jackson
Bob Hummer
Raleigh Watson
P.T. McIntire
Winchester
Vening Star News
By Bill Armstrong
Marlow
Staige Miller
James Wetzel
Haynes-Anderson
Thunderbird Ranch
Thunderbird
State Highway Department
Blue Ridge Communications
Southern Railway
Ces
Ion
Virginia
Jay Borgtts
Pope
John K
Clinton, Md
Hones
Scott
Ieee
Pepin Gove
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