Clarke County opposes regional plant on Opequon Creek border
Clarke County residents and leaders oppose the proposed wastewater plant near the western county line citing negative property value impact and visual blight. The county seeks a site away from Clarke borders and urges a location aligning with their rural comprehensive plan and good neighbor policy.
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Clarke County
Opequon Creek
Winchester
Frederick County
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
Frederick-Winchester
Opequon
Frederick
Bob Lee
Lee
Jack Hardesty
Berryville to get WWOO FM station in 1980
Berryville officials announced WWOO at 105.5 FM will serve a 35 mile radius from Berryville with 24 hour programming starting March 1980. The station, to be based on South Church Street, will focus on local news events and community notices and feature DJ personalities active in the community.
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Berryville
Wwoo-Fy
Brian Leiter
Berryville-Clarke County
South Church St
Federal Communications Commission
Leiter
Berryville Media Group
Berryville Broadcasting
WWOOO
WWOO
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