New County Ordinance Sparks Shenandoah Hills Truck Battle
In Frederick County Shenandoah Hills subdivision near Winchester residents clash over truck parking. After years of complaints, the county board on April 9 passed a new ordinance banning parking of trucks over one ton in residential subdivisions, ending a four year dispute.
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Jim Ackley
Shenandoah Hills
Frederick County
James R. Wilkins
City of
Winchester
Rt. 7
County Board of Supervisors
Dennis Cole
Cole
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hagerstown
Spring Mills Rd
Old Honeywood Farm
John Deere
Oliver
New Holland
Dodge
School Lunch Menus and Local Truck Ordinance Clash
A long list of weekly school lunch menus across Winchester and Clarke counties is followed by a county zoning dispute over three trucks parked in Shenandoah Hills. Residents complain of noise visual pollution and safety concerns while truck owners argue the ordinance is unconstitutional and threatens their livelihoods. The conflict has escalated to neighbor disputes, threats, and legal action plans.
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Harry C. Clark
Clark
Duncan Transfer Co
Front Royal
Hagerstown
Duncan Transfer
Clarke
Shenandoah Hills
Riley
Rt. 7
Wilkins
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Partnership in Bridge and Truck Parking Dispute
A pair of bridge hands illustrate partner friendly defense in three no trump with clubs and spades. Separately, Frederick County faces a dispute over parking trucks in residential subdivisions with officials debating legality and possible rezoning as deputies pursue enforcement.
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South
North
Wests
West
East
Declarer
Young Renamed Chairman Of Winchester Frederick Chamber Panel
Fred R. Young is reappointed chairman of the Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce Industrial Development Committee. The panel aims to promote local industrial growth, form new industries with local capital, and maintain state government relations. Young, from Newark New York, is Shenandoah Gas administrative manager and Marine veteran. He attends Elks Exchange Board Presbyterian Church and supports Boy Scouts. He is married to Carolyn Hawes with two sons and a daughter.
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Fred R. Young
Winchester - Frederick County
Elks
Exchange Board of Control
Presbyterian Church Board of Deacons
Boy Scouts of America
Young
Carolyn Hawes
Doris Day Named Kindness Chairman for Be Kind to Animals Week
Doris Day actress and singer is named national Kindness Chairman for The American Humane Association's 61st Be Kind to Animals Week. She succeeds Shirley Jones, announced by Joseph Betzendorfer Jr. of Tacoma, president of the association. Winchester SPCA plans a week of activities led by Wallace Wiener focusing on pets.
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Doris Day
American Humane Association
Miss Day
Shirley Jones
Kindness
Joseph Q. Betzendorfer Jr
Tacoma
SPCA
Winchester
Wallace Wiener
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