Stephens City Council Tables Several Items At Meeting
At a regular Stephens City Town Council session last night three of 15 agenda items were tabled and a fourth referred to another branch. Two items were addressed in executive session and then tabled. a major open issue involved a special use permit for a Postal Service site on North Main, formerly the Chaparral Lounge, delayed by Councilman Bob Wells for more information.
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Chaparral
Planning Commission
Bob Wells
Mar
Town Council Delays Post Office Permit and Town Office Furnishings
Council delays action on a new post office permit amid public nuisance talk and tables Christmas decorations. Building permit progress for Surry Square lots is redirected to the Zoning Board with a variance first, then a special use permit.
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Surry Square
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Dick Rabun
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Planning Commission
Locust St. Bailey
Picket Signage and Strikes Hit Schools Across States
On the first day of school many districts faced teacher strikes or warnings. Boston planned a moratorium til Sept 13 with 70,000 students affected, Seattle postponed as 55,000 await decisions, and Marion Indiana jailed leaders for strikes. Burlington Vermont votes to strike as substitutes charge intimidation. Philadelphia districts begin with 250,000 students amid picket lines.
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Hinesburg
Bear Lake
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Boston
Seattle
Marion
Ind
Burlington
Ralph Dodge
Philadelphia
Boyce Town Council Tackles Decal Change and Property Line Move
The Boyce Town Council tabled a decision on new motor vehicle decals until next month and plans to gather more information before the sale date set for next March. They approved moving the Gilpin property boundary 10 feet to provide access to a rear building.
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Boyce Town
Planning Commission
Gilpin
Bill Richards
Richards
Dallas Kibler
Woodstock Attorney Under Investigation By State Bar
Shenandoah County attorney J. Monroe Hite faces a Virginia State Bar inquiry into alleged professional misconduct. A closed June Staunton hearing found sufficient evidence for a disciplinary hearing. Stoltz sues Hite for 120000 over alleged unethical land transfer and conflict of interest involving Stoltz and his stepfather Clemens. Hite denies charges and seeks public hearing. counterclaims 125000 for damages to reputation. No hearing date set.
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Woodstock
J. Monroe Hite
Shenandoah County
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Hite
David A. Stoltz
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Stoltz
Ther
Robert Clemens
Virginia Supreme Court
Thefts Reported in Winchester Include Nursery and High School Losses
Winchester police logged two thefts as prowlers pried a door at the Winchester Day Nursery and lifted a bank bag from a desk. Earlier, a theft at Handley High School cited a break in at the Handley Bowl booth with a telephone and scoreboard controls valued around 100 dollars.
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Winchester Day Nursery
Handley High School
Allen Barley
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