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Divinely-inspired drive? 2-4

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God may be your co-pilot, but does he have a valid license? Driver claim in Villa Community Center crash nets mental evaluation

Point of entry one: from where suspect says he let God do the driving. By Roger Bianchini Warren County Report The driver of a vehicle that slammed into the Villa Avenue Community Center after crashing through the

chain-link fence at North Shenandoah Avenue and Kendrick Lane onto Randolph-Macon Academy property has been sent to a state facility for mental evaluation. According to the Front Royal Po-

Point of entry two: where suspect and divinely-piloted vehicle entered county government property. lice incident report, after officers responded at 12:58 a.m., Saturday morning, June 21, they found a hole in the rear wall of the community

center apparently made by a 2011 gray Chevrolet four-door sedan inside the building. A man who identified himself as Mario Rolando

Yaxcal-Pec, of Culpeper, was found “sitting in a chair reading a book.” After verifying his identity through dispatch, officers asked the 30-yearold Yaxcal-Pec “what occurred and how he ended up inside the building.” The report of responding Officer T. McIntyre, who was accompanied at the scene by Officers M. Gallagher and J. Grimm, states, “Mario claimed that he was brought here to fight the war of the worlds and advised that God drove him to the location.” Asked if he had tried to correct the path of the vehicle after it crashed onto the R-MA property at North Shenandoah Avenue, Yaxcal-Pec replied “No,” adding “that once he drove through the first fence he took his hands off the wheel and let God take over.” Officers then gave Yaxcal-Pec four field sobriety tests, all of which he passed. He was then placed in custody on See CRASH,

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“Mario claimed that he was brought here to fight the war of the worlds and advised that God drove him to the location … once he drove through the first fence he took his hands off the wheel and let God take over.” – excerpts of Villa Avenue Community Center incident report CRASH, from an Emergency Custody Order due to the nature of his answers to questions about the incident. He was taken to Warren Memorial Hospital and cleared medically. He was then interviewed by a representative of Northwestern Community Services, who found probable cause to issue a Temporary Detention Order (TDO). The TDO was issued with an order to transport Yaxcal-Pec to Western State for mental evaluation. Yaxcal-Pec was charged with reckless driving and driving on a suspended license. A hearing on those charges is scheduled of July 8 on the 9 a.m. docket of Warren County General District Court.

Mario Yaxcal-Pec’s 2011 Chevy sedan at rest in Villa Avenue Community Center, near where he was found “reading a book”.

Open for business During his update on county business at the Front Royal Town Council meeting of June 23, Warren County Administrator Doug Stanley opened by reporting the damage to the Villa Avenue Community Center from the accident. He later told us, “We have closed off to two rooms until repairs are completed. We still have a three other rooms that are available. On Saturday morning our staff met with a contractor and we are looking to have someone in this week to begin repairs to the facility. We are hoping to have the facility repaired sometime next month. The current repair estimate is around $75,000” God is my co-pilot

You know, the parking lot was probably empty after midnight on June 21 too. Patched wall shows point of vehicle entry.

With his claim of divine inspiration for his adventure, as well as the Almighty’s alleged direct control of his vehicle across the R-MA property and into a county building to begin his “war of the worlds” I have to wonder at the implications of Yaxcal-Pec’s religious beliefs. He was identified as a Hispanic male and Hispanics have a traditionally high membership in the Catholic Church; but then his ill-fated drive did occur on the Summer Solstice, a date of some significance in pagan and other nature-based faiths. Let’s see, who can we pin this one on …?

Overview of the point at which Mario Yaxcal-Pec left the road to fight ‘the war of the worlds’

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OH DEER – a close call on North Royal Avenue

Almost on cue, deer in this reporter’s yard feasting uninvited on an apple tree on June 23.

Apparently no one told him about the newly-installed, electronically-controlled, pedestrian crossing controls installed at intersections around town. Courtesy Photo/FRPD Steve Mauck By Roger Bianchini Warren County Report Talk about a deer in the headlights – well, it was 8:10 a.m., so headlights likely weren’t a factor – but STILL!!! According to Front Royal Police Officer Tony Clingerman, who responded to the scene, on Thursday, June 19, just north of 13th Street

on North Royal Avenue a deer was struck by a southbound 2005 Honda Pilot driven by Robert “Robbie� Tennett Jr., the deer then careened across the median onto the hood and through the windshield of a northbound 2013 Subaru Outback driven by Janice Foreman. As illustrated in the accompanying photo, the deer came to rest on the

passenger side of Foreman’s vehicle, partially on the seat just vacated by the child she had just dropped off at her babysitter’s. Tennett was transported to Warren Memorial Hospital to be treated for what were described as minor lacerations from broken glass. Foreman was not injured, but FRPD officers said she was shaken up by, not only the unforeseen circumstance of having a deer come crashing through your windshield, but the ‘might have been� had her child still occupied that passenger’s seat. Officer Clingerman verified that the deer actually survived the collisions and had to be removed from Foreman’s vehicle to be euthanized on the scene. The incident certainly resurrects concerns about the county’s wildlife population, particularly deer and bear (well, skunks too), making

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“‘If they are good workmen, they may be from Asia, Africa or Europe; they may be (Islamic), Jews, Christians of any sect, or maybe atheists.’ He was talking about needing good workers for his home to do their jobs professionally while he was gone.” – Kelyla Spicer quoting George Washington

Pagan ministers address tarot, town ‘gypsy’ prohibitions Nature faith practitioners have their say on issue of religious freedom By Roger Bianchini Warren County Report

An otherwise uneventful Front Royal Town Council meeting took an interesting turn when two religious officials of Druid and Pagan affiliation addressed the recent controversy over a tarot card reader plying her trade in a downtown business. In early May the owner of the Brooklyn Store on East Main Street asked Pagan Reverend Maya White Sparks to shut her operation down after several local Catholics approached her with complaints about the presence of a tarot card reader in the town’s business district. The Brooklyn Store is about a half block from the Catholic book and paraphernalia store Faithful & True. On May 27, three speakers appearing to be from the local Catholic community addressed council urging maintenance of, or even strengthening, a very old town code prohibiting “a company of gypsies or any other strolling company” from “pretending to tell fortunes or to practice any socalled ‘magic art.’ ” During those comments and others in a series of letters sent to council the previous day, the anti-pagan contingent equated the practice of such nature-based faiths that pre-date Catholicism and Christianity by thousands of years, with Satanism, Voodoo and generally bad behavior. Reverends Kelyla Spicer and Esmeralda Barnes addressed the negative stereotyping of their belief system and town codes targeting a specific ethnic minority (gypsies) and a categorization of nature faith practices as “magical arts”. “I am not here to get into a religious debate about anything, I am here to discuss two factors as to why I think you should just trash this law (gypsyfortune telling ban),” Kelyla Spicer of Middletown, who described herself as Celtic-Druid, began. First, she questioned a portrayal of Catholicism as the spiritual face of Front Royal, as suggested by the anti-tarot speakers of May 27. “I for one totally disagree with that, not because of my religious belief system but because a wise man was once quoted, ‘If they are good workmen, they may be from Asia, Africa or Europe; they may be Mohamatans, which is Islamic, Jews, Christians of any sect, or maybe atheists.’ He was talking about needing good workers for his home to do their jobs professionally while he was gone – and that was George Washington. He knew that good men do not require their character be based on their faith, [but] by their actions. “And this is also how Front Royal was made; it was by the blood and

sweat of many diverse people. It was not by just one religion and one only,” Spicer told Front Royal’s current

elected representatives. “And that’s why I’m here – for education, not to judge. I don’t judge, I don’t take for

granted and I don’t ridicule. I’m here because a group of people are being mislabeled.”

Spicer then told council she believed the anti-gypsy, anti-fortune telling law was illegal – “Not just mentioning the

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“Charlatans exist across all religions and in every culture the world over. To officially assign such a designation to one group of people when it is overtly pervasive among humans in the name of religion is to see only the splinter in your neighbor’s eye and miss the beam in your own.� - Esmeralda Barnes gypsies, but adding ‘the magical arts’ into the [law] has brought about another 200 pathways into it.� Spicer said she was hopeful that the publicity surrounding the controversy could serve a positive function in the end, one of education about what those other non-Christian pathways actually encompass. “We’re not Satanists, we’re not bad people. We are actually out there in your community helping: we protest against fracking; we help raise money for women who have been in abusive

situations, for the elderly; we collect food for the needy; we do lake clean ups like with Spiral Grove, Maya White Sparks religious group, twice a year ‌ A lot of people don’t hear about these things because we don’t live to do this for [glory], we do this because this is how we live. “And to us this law even existing is very degrading to us. We’re taxpayers, we’re consumers, we’re voters, we own businesses, we have members in the police department, in hospitals – we’re people,â€? Spicer said.

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Front Royal Of town code wording “pretending to tell fortunes� Spicer added, “that is so belittling, in a law like that to say we are pretending – that is our belief system; that is real to us.� Spicer concluded by saying she understood imposing a business license on any street vending operation, but questioned such licensing requirement on someone, like Sparks had been, set up inside a business that already pays a variety of business, property and real estate taxes. Then it was Reverend Esmeralda Barnes turn. “I have driven a long way despite serious health issues to stand with the family of earth-based religions of this community – pagans, Druids, mystics, gypsies, just to name a few of us,� Barnes, who came to the podium with the help of a cane, began. “Code

Section 110-17 (“It shall be unlawful for any company of gypsies or other strolling company or person to receive compensation or reward for pretending to tell fortunes or to practice any

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I do find it ironic that it is the pagans ‌ who are sounding more Christ-like in their tolerance of and compassion directed at others. And I must wonder how the majority of Catholics in this community view the issue, since it is a group of only six to 10 who have publicly [addressed it]

Front Royal FRONT ROYAL, from so-called ‘magic art.’ â€?) contains insidious, ignorant and racist language that has no place in a country laying claim to being the home of the free, including the freedom to practice the religion of one’s choice, not the religion of the majority’s choice. It is language that gets innocent people stereotyped, hurt and killed,â€? Leesburg resident Barnes asserted. Noting that she was a seminarytrained inter-faith minister “and proud 4th degree high priestessâ€?, Barnes said her practice, including Warren County clients, was “a spiritual counseling practice of some 15 yearsâ€? in which she “partners with doctors, social workers and others who share my commitment to doing what it takes to helping people heal. Some of us ‌ work with mystical tools such as tarot, an ancient art steeped in both religious and spiritual symbolism with many healthy uses in both spiritual and [lay] counseling work. “But like any tool, including socalled holy books like the Bible, what separates beneficial from detrimental uses is knowledge, interpretation, intent and perhaps what we say in my circles, reverence to the many paths up the mountain of spiritual growth,â€? Barnes said, adding, “Reverence for

Ordained Inter-faith Reverend and Pagan High Priestess Esmeralda Barnes asked council, and perhaps our community as a whole, to “make ignorance your enemy, not us.�

Druid Reverend Kelyla Spicer said of practitioners of naturefaiths like paganism, “We’re not bad people. We are actually out there in your community helping ‌â€?

many of these paths may be the hardest thing in our world, [not just] our country. We remain embattled as a world community in bloody, unholy wars. Holy wars do not belong here, but your ordinance invites the fight as it maligns innocents and renders people guilty until proven innocent. “We train, we teach, we help heal; we offer tools and ways to empower ‌ We often give far more than we receive, in time or cash payment,â€?

pervasive among humans in the name of religion is to see only the splinter in your neighbor’s eye and miss the beam in your own,� Barnes observed somewhat poetically. She later told us she was paraphrasing Matthew 7:5 from the Christian Bible. In the context of the existing fortune telling code the use of “gypsy� was a racial slur, Barnes told council, adding, “that to allow one is to allow

Barnes stated. “As a minister of interfaith I stand for all people, all who are maligned with the broad-brush stroke of ignorance in the name of some God. And in my view no God would sanction such, it is blasphemous pure and beneath the dignity of educated people. “Charlatans exist across all religions and in every culture the world over. To officially assign such a designation to one group of people when it is overtly

all of them ‌ and when discrimination is enforced by legal sanctions we are all in danger.â€? She said acceptance of such profiling and prohibitions infused the community “with a malignancy – the same type that has the streets running red with blood in wars across the world; nobody wins those.â€? In conclusion

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A short time after these remarks were delivered several council members addressed the topic during their individual reports. Vice-Mayor Shae Parker began by observing that the sitting council inherited the code in question and wasn’t even aware of its existence until it popped up in the middle of the citizen complaints that led to Sparks removal from the Brooklyn Store at the request of the owner who allowed her there in the first place. It is a request we have been told was due to the store owner’s desire to avoid an ongoing confrontation with a highly vocal, socially and politically-active local religious group. Parker noted all manner of “magical arts� activities are allowed by another town code with payment of a business license fee. Of the gypsy-fortune telling prohibition code, Parker added, “I don’t think you’ll find anyone on council who doesn’t agree that there’s some discriminatory and inflammatory language in that section of code that we should take care of. It was written in a much different time (apparently not for some),� which the vice mayor pinned down to pre-1969, though he could not say how “pre�. Councilman Bret Hrbek concurred with Parker’s assessment, particularly on the discriminatory nature of the use of the term “gypsy�. Hrbek added that the fortune-telling prohibition was part of a series of town ordinances designed to prevent street and door-to-door peddling of any kind. “But as Mr. Parker pointed out it was written in a different time, a time I hope has passed, and we should get rid of that language, so we can be more succinct about what the purpose is,� Hrbek concluded. Councilman Tom Sayre, himself an active member of the local Catholic community, then asked Town Attorney Doug Napier several questions about the business license aspects of existing codes. Sayre asked if someone could read tarot cards if they paid the $400 business license cited in Section 98-42. Napier replied yes of that code that lists activities allowed by license as “fortuneteller, clairvoyant, phrenologist, spirit medium, astrologist, hypnotist and palmist.� “So there’s no need to change our code, maybe clean up some of the language,� Sayre said. “Ultimately it would be best to remove the offending ordinance, but as written I don’t think we can enforce it,� Napier replied. And so ended the June 23 discussion of what is the appropriate practice of faith and/or religion in downtown Front Royal, a town once and still in some circles, known as Hell Town. It is a name garnered due to the wild na-

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The regional ‘Big Hotel’ opens for business on schedule Thousands tour facility, hundreds loading in for various length stays By Roger Bianchini Warren County Report After nine years of discussion, planning, debate and drop outs, the Rappahannock-Shenandoah-Warren (RSW) Regional Jail opened its doors for a series of introductions, first to tri-county officials, judges and the NEW THIS YEAR! Buy your tickets in advance and save

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the outside (is it a shopping center?), it took 26th Judicial Circuit Court Judge Dennis L. Hupp to put things back in perspective after the morning tour – “But it is a jail.” “It was impressive – but I don’t want to go back there any time soon,” Supervisor Richard Traczyk commented at the Warren County Board of Supervisors meeting the evening of the ribbon cutting, official and public tours. It was commented that the latter drew over 2,000 people between noon and 4 p.m. on June 17. Observing the large crowds lined up for tours beginning at noon on June 17, this observer was left to wonder if tri-county citizens were curious about where their share ($44 million) of the $79 million (principal) to $122 million (with 30 years of interest) project has gone, or were just scouting out digs for wayward family members about to or likely to end up in one of the modern, if somewhat Spartan accommodations in coming days, weeks, months and years. This reporter even tried out one of the double accommodation cells for a photo op. Unfortunately, I had lost track of my promised “roomie”, Front Royal Councilman Tom Sayre, by that time. As we prepared for our noon tour, Sayre had promised to pose “behind bars” with me as part of our new mutual non-aggression and BFF pact. Oh well … But more seriously, the jail will open on schedule (July 1, 2014) ending a process that began in 2005, with Fauquier and Page Counties involved. And while some controversy

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Like we said, it’s a jail JAIL, from 11 savings on construction costs due to a 50-50 state-locality split versus a possible 25-percent max state contribution had the involved counties proceeded with individual jail expansion or new constructions projects, was the decisive factor for the three county boards that stayed on board. Warren, Shenandoah and Rappahannock all faced replacement of either obsolete or overcrowded county jails. And while Shenandoah County Sheriff Tim Carter was a hard sell, asserting locally-controlled alternatives could have been more cost-efficient, easily-managed and accessible, once his county board disagreed by voting to participate in the regional project, he became a team player and contributor to transition committee strategies to facilitate a smooth transition from county to regional incar-

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that: “While county officials have been informed cost estimates on a regional jail have skyrocketed $17.76 million since a December 2005 consultant estimate of $64 million, little has changed as far as the pros and cons of continuing with the project.”

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On June 17, Rappahannock Electric Cooperative (REC) official Matt Faulconer explained coming rate hikes from the regional, non-profit energy cooperative that took over service in portions of the county from Allegheny Power several years ago. Faulconer, Manager of External Affairs, told the Warren County Board of Supervisors that the hikes are strictly limited to the recovery of costs of the provision of electric service. The rate hikes have been approved by the State Corporation Commis-

sion (SCC). In a power point and press release included in the supervisor’s agenda packet, Faulconer noted that REC customers in the area previously served by Allegheny (new territories) were paying different rates than in longer serviced REC areas. Current “new territory� rates are based on Allegheny Power costs dating back to the 1990s. New rates will begin the transition of new territory customers to actual costs calculated in 2012 and updated through May 2013. “Transition credits� will be applied to bills to allow the phased-in move to cover actual costs of service. The hikes, which will be phased

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By Malcolm Barr, Sr. Warren County Report Long-time Wayside Theatre actress Thomasin Savaiano will return from her Chicago home to coach area youths in acting at the Youth Development Center in Winchester between July 21 and Aug. 1. The

classes are for youth age 7 through 12. During her 15 years at the old Wayside, Savaiano was almost as well known for her work with the younger set - she was the creator and founder of the Young Performers’ Workshops - as she was for her lead roles in scores of plays at the

half-century old theater, a local area landmark. Despite leaving for their Chicago home with husband Warner Crocker last fall, Savaiano’s success instructing young actors was not forgotten locally. It is at the invitation of Claire McDonald, principal of the Independent School of Stephens City and Winchester, that Savaiano is returning to teach acting classes at the Youth Development Center, 3 Battaile Drive, Winchester, this summer. “The school’s Young Actors’ Academy is part of a long term plan to offer performing arts experience to students all over the area,” McDonald told me in response to an e-mail inquiry. “Our select performing arts program (which runs during the school year) served 15 students from seven area schools during the past year,” she said. The performing arts students performed “Sleeping Beauty” in the spring and “Cinderella” in the fall, attracting audiences totaling almost 1,000, McDonald reported. Savaiano said she was “thrilled” to be invited back to the area. Plans are

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Small Businesses rule in Stephens City The New Town Creamery is the talk of the town By Sue Golden Frederick County Report

We’ve written about many of the small businesses in Stephens City before: Sophia’s, Stonewall’s Trading Post, Curves, Artistically Framed, Joe’s Barber Shop, Fish in a Barrel, and Shawn’s Restaurant to name a few. Here is another one to try out. When Emily and “Rusty” Rust became parents, they decided it was time to follow their dream. Rusty worked for Schenks. Emily worked as a cake decorator and in the food industry. When their daugheter Lilli came along, they did not want to put her in day care. The old McCoy’s building in Stephens City was available. They decided to take the leap and open the store they had been researching.

The New Town Creamery sells hot dogs, hamburgers, steak and cheese subs, French fries, onion rings and about every kind of sweet you have and haven’t heard of. The entire front of the building is covered with their offerings: black raspberry and coconut, orange dream, banana and peanut butter, banana and butter rum, funnel cakes, fried oreos. As their facebook page says, “the possibilities are endless.” Rusty says he tries to take the best from other businesses and make them his own. Emily says they specialorder the hot dogs from New York and spend extra on the French fries, because they want customers to really enjoy the food and come back for more. It must be working. The lines seem to appear the moment they open at 11am, and continue throughout the day. There are tables, chairs and umbrellas for your dining pleasure. Marie Wible, co-owner of Artistically Framed in Stephens City, had the hot dog, French fries and soft drink special for lunch recently. The hot dog “indeed, was an old fashioned toasted bun hot dog with a very beefy taste. The French fries were perfectly seasoned and a great size.”

Dayle Place Disque of Stephens City takes her kids for ice cream. “We really enjoy it. There are lots of toppings and flavors. The kids love it, especially my nine year old Delaney.” The New Town Creamery is located at 320 Fairfax Pike in Stephens City. They can be reached at (540) 5082166. They are open 11 am to 10 pm seven days a week for the summer. Don’t forget to check out their facebook page. Emily posts daily specials, so you will want to check it often.

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Teenager turns entrepreneurial dream into reality By Carol Ballard Warren County Report The Grand Opening of the Front Royal location of a fast-growing chain, Naughty Girls Donut Shops, is set for Saturday, June 28 at 20 Riverton Commons. Breakfast will be served at 8 a.m., and will, of course, include hot doughnuts. Lunch will follow. Festivities scheduled for the big day include: The local Poor Boys National Car Show featuring more than

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two years. The girls are both 17-year-old Warren County High School students, and all are residents of Linden. And their timing is good. “This is perfect because doughnuts are a big trend right now,� Tiana said. The 50s themed shop has posters on the walls of World War II favorite Betty Grable as well as Marilyn Monroe and Bettie Page-the beauties whose photos were popular during the 50s. Tiana said they were chosen because they were the three original pinup girls. The Grable Collection includes classic cake donuts with a flavorful twist. Yeast donuts with unique combinations of toppings make up the Monroe Collection, and the Page Collection features yeast donuts with over-the-top fillings. The idea for the 50s theme came from Natalie because they all love the forties look and the girls often wear clothes that look like they could have come from those times. “We both dress up in Rockabilly style, with high-waisted jeans, tied T-shirts and combat boots,� said Kiana. Betty Grable often posed wearing a brief bathing suit and combat boots, as the “It� girl, during the Second World War. The creative dishes and unique restaurant setting wouldn’t be happening if Tiana didn’t have the dream and the drive and stamina to make it come true. But her parents and her best friend, Kiana have been right there to support her along the way. “I’ve wanted to be a pastry chef since I was 10 years old,� she said. This realization came, she said,

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She also had high praise for the two girls. “It’s amazing to see them coming in early and leaving late. They’re kicking butts! A lot of people wouldn’t be able to handle it and they are,” she said with pride. Mom and Pop come with a high level of culinary and business experience, so Tiana has a solid backing of support and pool of experience to draw from. Natalie graduated from the prestigious culinary school at Johnson & Wales University, has worked in various restaurants, and has also worked in numerous corporate settings as the director of Food and Nutrition. She created the menu, unique shop decor and runs the day-to-day operations. Tiana’s father Miguel worked for 20 years in food industry marketing and is a member of the management team at Amazon. He handles

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Couple faces loss of home over zoning, POA debts After 10 months in jail county woman faces seizure and sale of home By Roger Bianchini Warren County Report

Warren County’s path to homelessness 101: Overflow possessions on Julia Souter’s property. Courtesy Photos Warren County.

The ongoing legal battle between an Apple Mountain Lake couple who ran afoul of neighbors and in turn the county and court authorities over a tendency to accumulate possessions which spilled into their yard may reach a conclusion in October. On Monday, June 16, Warren County Circuit Court Judge Dennis L. Hupp set a hearing date of Oct. 27 to hear arguments on a property seizure and sale to satisfy liens resulting from claims of back Property Owners Association and county storage fees. Before setting the hearing date, Hupp denied a series of motions by defendant Julia Souter, who was representing herself with written assistance of partner Herb Dunkle. Souter asked Hupp, who has twice sent Souter to jail for a total of 10 months for failing to comply with court orders on cleaning up her property, to recuse himself. She also sought a

court-appointed attorney and a jury trial. The judge quickly denied all defense motions. Despite not allowing Souter to elaborate on her reasons for seeking his recusal, Hupp disputed any valid reason for it in denying that defense motion. He also explained that as a civil case there was no inherent right to appointed counsel or a jury trial as there would be in a criminal case. As discussion between Apple Mountain Lake Property Owner Association attorney Daniel Pond III and Hupp proceeded to appointment of a special commissioner to hear the evidence on the alleged debt and property disposal to meet that debt, Chip White rose to express his availability. However, Hupp said that “in the interest of saving this court’s time and docket given my experience I think it is better to hear before the court than a special commissioner.� Hupp’s rationale was that he could exert “more control� over the hearing than a commissioner could. It

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County approves Leach’s Run Parkway financing plan

Bond consultants Dan Siegel, left, and Ted Cole keep up with all the local news that fits at the astute financier’s preferred – and FREE – source. By Roger Bianchini Warren County Report On June 17, the Warren County Board of Supervisors approved a 20-year debt service plan to pay the approximate $6 million cost of the first phase of Leach’s Run Parkway construction. The vote was 4-0, with Linda Glavis absent. After comparing financing options presented by the Virginia Resources Authority (VRA) and several pri-

vate-sector banks, the county’s Richmond-based bond consultant Davenport & Associates recommended proceeding with a 20-year bond issue through the VRA. The VRA packages municipal bond projects statewide to receive advantageous loan terms for participating localities. Primary reasons for the choice of the 20-year, VRA option were a fixed-interest rate currently sitting at 3.39 percent and a willingness to allow the county to utilize the same

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property for collateral that has been used in an earlier, ongoing VRA capital improvement bond on the county’s two new high schools. That property is Skyline High School. Were interest rates to jump up appreciably between the June 17 vote and the VRA bond issue sale on July 29, Davenport would revisit the decision to participate with county officials. Davenport & Associates representative Ted Cole explained that since the Skyline High property assessed value of $41.3 million exceeds the liability on the previous bond issue on the two high school construction projects, the VRA was willing to simply add the new bond issue value of “up to $7 million� in principal to the guaranteed collateral it holds on county capital improvement projects. Of the private-sector options, Davenport reps Cole and Dave Siegel explained that BB&T wanted a separate piece of collateral put up; Sun Trust wanted additional contractual language on future guarantees that made their package less desirable; and Wells Fargo would not fix its interest rates beyond seven years. Actual costs The county and Town of Front Royal will split costs of the long-awaited north-south connector road between John Marshall Highway and Happy Creek Road on the town-county east-side border. That split will be 66 percent county, 34 percent town. Numbers presented by Davenport to the supervisors indicate an average annual bond debt service payment of $455,000 – $300,000 by the county and $155,000 by the town over a 20year bond issue. Project costs are estimated at $6.35 million, with associated insurance and VRA costs raising that

total to $6,608,689. Interest on the 20-year bond raise the total payoff to $9,319,297. Cole added that the bond won’t actually be drawn on until all the ROW acquisitions have been completed. Payment projections indicated a firstyear payment in 2015 of $121,410 by the county and $62,545 by the town before the above-cited full annual amounts are reached in 2016. EDA officials forecast bids going out by the end of July, with construction starting in September or October, with an estimated 18-months for completion of the parkway between John Marshall Highway and Happy Creek Road. Of the final four ROWs being acquired by the town-county Economic Development Authority, which is managing the project for the town and county, two are in hand and two more – with Warren Memorial Hospital and local developer HEPTAD – have been agreed upon in principal, county officials said on June 17. County Administrator Doug Stanley also explained that as much as $5 to $6 million in costs are likely to be

recouped from proffers tied to coming construction projects, including development of the new hospital campus and future HEPTAD development. The recently approved Front Royal Limited Partnership (FRLP) residential (up to 818 units)-commercial development project on 604 acres in the area has already committed about $2.1 million in road proffers specifically to the Leach’s Run Parkway project. The county and town recently approved boundary adjustments that will bring the land holding the still-planned second public middle school, the new Warren Memorial Hospital campus and the FRLP land, all of which will be serviced by the parkway, into the town limits. Phase Two of the project will extend Leach’s Run Parkway past Happy Creek Road to an intersection with Shenandoah Shores Road. That extension is currently planned to contain a five-acre swath of right of way from current Town Councilman Tom Sayre’s approximately 40-acre home property.

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April 15th marked the 9th anniversary of Ridgeline Designs, LLC located on 120 East Main Street in Front Royal. Ridgeline (after the Shenandoah mountain ridges) provides a unique blend of handcrafted jewelry, vintage pieces like necklaces, rings, ear rings and sets, fossils, and local /Americana items. Gina, a native of Front Royal, began her apprenticeship at the Old Town Silversmith in Winchester and

Goldsmiths, before joining forces with John Sweatt to create Ridgeline Designs. John, who had visited Front Royal on numerous camping trips, discovered a need for a reliable jeweler and had always wanted to start his own business and had a background in public and institutional sales from kitchen products and beyond. An amateur mineralogist with an interest in ceramics and estate jewelry, John had been going to shows and got hooked. The two had met at Goldsmiths and bumped into each other at the Daily Grind.

They shortly thereafter met for lunch where John asked Gina what she was planning to do when her current employer retired. The two formed a partnership that has grown into a vision that led the pair from estate oriented jewelry to custom jewelry. 18 months later they were married. Today, you can visit Ridgeline Designs and discover a wealth of treasures and create treasures of your own with Gina’s help and guidance (as my wife recently did). Gina and John go to multiple shows in search of just the right gem stones and settings selecting stones and building around them. Gina specializes in the sheet & wire technique used by native Americans with a Danish influ-

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Old Town Winchester is excited to announce the return of the Edward Jones Rockin’ Independence Eve on Thursday, July 3rd, on the Old Town Walking Mall from 5-11 pm! This patriotic event features an evening full of free quality family-friendly entertainment and fireworks! Enjoy live music at the Shenandoah University Feltner Parking Lot on the corner of N. Loudoun and E. Boscawen Streets, by Winchester’s own Britani Myers at 5:30 pm. The former state champion Handley High School athletic star has transitioned seamlessly from the track to the stage. According to Myers herself, the two forums share aspects, “In music, you only have one performance to show people all of the work you put into it, just like with running.” Finishing off the twin bill at 7:30 pm will be two time American Idol Hollywood finalist Christian Lopez Band (CLB), hailing from Martinsburg, West Vir-

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This event will not be postponed in the event of rain. This Old Town Event is sponsored by: Edward Jones Investment, Jim Stutzman Chevrolet-Cadillac, Big Brothers and Big Sisters, KEE Construction Services Inc., Navy Federal Credit Union, Sprint, Signet Screen Printing & Embroidery, Grand Rental Station, Shenandoah University, The Winchester Star, Piccadilly Printing & Marketing, 92.5 WINC FM, 1400 WINC AM, Big Country B105, J. Scott Entertainment, Tailgate Giant, Palmer Media, KISS 98.3, Q102, The Fox 99.3, Ridgerunner Container Service, Landshark Lager, and Shock Top. The Aikens Group is our hotel sponsor. For information regarding their feature hotel, the Hilton Garden Inn, visit http://aikensgroup.com/go/ listings/hotels/. People interested in participating, sponsoring, or volunteering should contact Dario Savarese at (540)7228700 and dario@fullcirclem.com. For questions about Old Town Winchester and other upcoming events, contact Jennifer Bell, Downtown Manager at (540)535-3660 and Jennifer.Bell@winchesterva.gov. For more information, visit the website, www. OldTownWinchesterVA.com, and like us on Facebook. Visit Old Town Winchester’s channel on YouTube and watch our Rockin Independence Eve video.

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Briefs BRIEFS, from 27 “One never knows what the future holds in store. Our United Way is the single best way to contribute to the well-being and advancement of those less fortunate than ourselves”. Campaign and service information and ideas on how to organize fun campaign programs in the workplace are provided in a special “Fun” Raising page on United Way’s web-site www. unitedwaynsv.org. The Campaign will kick-off on September 17, with a Day of Caring.

He reported the following leaders for Campaign 2014: Program Chairs: Pacesetter Program- Mark Merrill, Valley Health Account/Loaned Executive Program- Dennis Kellison, Shenandoah University Shenandoah Heritage Society- Jim and Kim Stutzman, Jim Stutzman Chevrolet-Cadillac Marketing/Communications- Scott Harvard, First Bank Day of Caring- Dr. Cheryl Thompson-Stacy, LFCC

Division Chairs: Top Twenty- Scott Harvard, First Bank Major Firms- Harry Smith, Union First Market Bank Commerce/Small Business- Gary Nichols, Winchester Group Public Service- Kris Tierney, Frederick County Government

Education- Dr. Jeremy Raley, Shenandoah County Public Schools Individual Gifts- Dick and Darlene Kent, Signet Screen Printing Professionals- Dr. Terry Sinclair, VH Retired Special Events- Darcus Breneman, BB&T Wealth Development - Jay Rudolph, Trex

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Briefs BRIEFS, from 29 posting the highest pin count of the 2014 Wii Corporate Challenge with 515 versus the Westminster Canterbury Staff ’s 471.  The second game of the evening had TREX facing off against Shen-Tel. Each team brought cheering fans. TREX even had bowling shirts,  black shirts with orange lettering that read “That’s How I Rollâ€? with a bowling ball and TREX on the back. Shen-Tel each wore shirts sporting the ShenTel logo so it was easy to see who represented each team. This Wii Corporate Challenge game would prove to be the most interesting of all the games for 2014. After the first game both teams were TIED at 158. At the end of the second game both teams were TIED with a total pin count of 301. The third game would be the deciding factor of who moved on to the Semi-Final Round. The pin count went back and forth;  the cheers, high fives, T-REX chants, Alright, YEAH became louder. Shen-Tel went on to defeat TREX 482 to 471 by bowling six straight strikes from the seventh frame all the way till the end of the third game. Everyone showed good sportsmanship and had a great time.  Be sure to check out Facebook on Friday, June 20th for pictures https:// www.facebook.com/UnitedWayofNorthernShenandoahValley Mark your Calendar for the Wii Corporate Challenge Semi-Finals which will take place at LFCC Student Union Building as follows: ¡         WINC/B-105 will face off against Our Health “Punishersâ€? on July 14that 6:00PM ¡         Lord Fairfax Community College versus Union First Market Bank “Spare Changeâ€? at 7:30PM on July 14th

¡         Westminster Canterbury Residents will play Shen-Tel (tentatively) on July 24th at 6:30PM more details to follow on this game. Cheering fans and spectators are always welcome!  The winners of these three SemiFinal games will go on to compete for the title of “Best Wii Bowler in the NSVâ€? at the Alamo Draft House Cinemas on August 18th at 6:00PM. Hope to see you at the Semi-Finals and the Finals. Come out and enjoy an evening of fun and team building. Protect Yourself From Text Message Spam Spam text messages can be annoying, but did you know they are illegal? Some common scams use text message spam to lure you into revealing personal information in exchange for a “free giftâ€? like a gift card or vacation package. How it works: In order to collect your gift, the message will instruct you to reply to the text with your personal information such as a bank ac-

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instructional supervisor. Her extensive experience as a classroom teacher and school-based administrator will serve her well as she works together with other members of our instruction department to assist teachers in implementing best practices in order to enhance and strengthen the instruction provided to students in all of our classrooms.â€? Frederick County Public Schools will begin the search for the new principal at Evendale Elementary School in the coming days with the intent of having the new principal begin working this summer. Yost Field and others to be renovated   Winchester Parks & Recreation’s athletic Bermuda grass fields experienced quite a bit of winter kill this year due to the harsh weather. In order to plant new grass and have it take, the work has to be done immediately. WPRD consulted with experts at Virginia Tech and Red Studies out of Oklahoma State and now they ready to begin work to improve the fields. Yost Field - To get it ready for the 2014 Cal Ripken 10-Year-Old World Series in August, Green Horizon Turf Co. will fertilize the outfield and resod the infield. To allow the grass to establish itself in time for the tournament, no teams will be allowed to play on the fields until after the World Series. Bodie Grim, Preston & Friendship Fields - Work will take place on these fields over the next few weeks and once the Yukon Bermuda grass (the only type of Bermuda that is able to withstand colder weather) is planted, the fields will be closed to all users for 12 weeks.  Winchester Parks & Recreation greatly appreciates your patience and cooperation during this transition period. In order for the new grass to establish roots that will last, the fields must be closed this summer.  Please refrain from using these fields during

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Up in a Slaughter Pen: The Battle of Cool Spring,� on Friday, July 18, from 4 to 6 p.m. The event is free and open to the public, and participants are asked to gather on the west side of the Shenandoah River near the Holy Cross Abbey entrance (901 Cool Spring Lane, Berryville, Virginia, 22611). Car pooling is encouraged and appreciated. Tour leaders Jonathan Noyalas, a 2001 graduate of Shenandoah University, and Shannon Moeck will begin the tour near the pavilion for the natural cemetery. After completing the tour on the river’s west side, the tour will caravan to the east bank of the Shenandoah River to examine the Battle of Cool Spring from that perspective. The tour includes: * Overview and discussion of action

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Area, noted ten nonprofit organizations came together to contribute $100 each towards the annual fee to make the database available for all organizations in the area. The database is housed at Handley Library and is accessible to anyone upon request. “It’s great to see organizations coming together to provide such a valuable resource to the nonprofit sector in the area. The database is user-friendly and can generate a list of potential grants based on various search options. The list includes information on funding limitations, how to apply for funding and areas of focus� Herbstritt noted. “This helps eliminate a lot of wasted time searching and applying for grants that are not aligned with an agency’s mission,� she said. More than a dozen participants recently completed introductory training on use of the database and feedback was extremely positive. “Although the database is only accessible through computers at Handley Library in Winchester, the scope of

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Briefs BRIEFS, from 33 Room, July 14-17, 2014 from 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon each day. Cost is $85.00 per participant. Swimming Lessons: Session II The Warren County Parks and Recreation Department will be sponsoring Swimming Lessons for those ages 5 years and up, Monday through Thursday, July 14 – July 24, 2014 at the Claude A. Stokes Jr. Community Swimming Pool. Level 1 through 6, with class times varying; all levels will be offered during the morning time slots. Levels 1, 2, and 3 will also be offered during the evening, no night class on July 16, 2014. Cost is $55.00, with a class limit of 10 per level and time. Registration will be taken Monday, July 7 through Friday, July 11. For more information contact the WC Community Center, Monday through Saturday 8:00am – 10:00pm and Sunday 1:00pm – 10:00pm at 540-635-1021. Registration will be taken till July 11th or when class limit is reached. Wildcat Wrestling Camp The Warren County Parks and Recreation Department in conjunction with Warren County High School will be sponsoring the Wildcat Wrestling Camp for rising 6 - 12 graders,

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ball season(s). The individual and team development drills will assist the camper in being a better player and teammate. Grades 4th through 7th 8:00am – 12:00N $25.00/camper Grades K through 3rd 12:30pm – 2:30pm $15.00/camper Grades 8th through 12th 3:00pm – 7:00pm $25.00/camper Sibling discounts also available. Register online at www.YourFutureBasketball.com. For more information contact: David Fowler at (540) 222-9346, Rasheva Sperry at (540) 974-0027, or Leticia Fowler at (540) 622-4797. 4th Annual Warren County Speed and Conditioning Camp This camp will provide strength, conditioning and exercise skills to help kids that participate in any sporting activity. Where: Eastham Park Practice Fields Ages: 5-18 years of age When: July 21st through 25th Time: 5:30 PM – 8:00 PM Cost: $12.00 per participant includes t-Shirt To register, contact Perry Leach, 703-909-5821 or perry@apbldrs.com. For more information contact the Warren County Community Center, Monday through Saturday, 8:00am – 10:00pm and Sunday, 1:00pm-9pm, (540) 635-1021 or visit us on the web at www.warrencountyva.net

nounce the hiring of Jon Berry as our Chief Operations Officer. Jon’s background fits into our mission of hiring homegrown successful people. Jon is a graduate of UVA and Warren County High School. Goodwill Broken Into, Money Stolen The Winchester Police Department is investigating a breaking and entering that happened at Goodwill Industries. On June 22nd just before 9 a.m. officers responded to the 400 block of Millwood Avenue in reference to the breaking and entering. Around 6 a.m. on June 22nd a black male broke into the building and stole an undisclosed amount of money. The suspect was wearing a white sheet over himself. The incident remains under investigation by the Criminal Investigations Division. Anyone with information on the incident is asked to call the Crime Solvers Hotline at 540-665-TIPS.

On Thursday detectives conducted two search warrants and a substantial amount of jewelry and jewelry boxes were located. Detectives believe some of these items may have been stolen during unreported incidents. Officers are asking anyone who believes jewelry may have been taken in a similar incident to call the Criminal Investigations Division at (540) 545-4717. Residents will be required to describe their missing jewelry in detail and include the date the theft occurred. The items may have been stolen out of homes located in the City of Winchester and Frederick County. Music was taken to the Northwestern Regional Adult Detention Center and was released on bond.

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Wanted: Bryon Keith Hughes Man Arrested for Stealing Jewelry A West Virginia man was arrested Thursday afternoon for stealing jewelry out of local residents’ homes. Jayson Thomas Music, 33, of Bunker Hill, is charged with obtaining money by false pretense and grand larceny. An investigation revealed Music was stealing money out of homes he was entering to work on residents’ cable.

Age: 41 Sex: Male Race: White Height: 5’ 9” Weight:.195 lbs. Hair: Black Eyes: Brown Warrant: Probation Violation, Contempt of Court Bryon Keith Hughes is wanted out of Frederick County as of 6/13/2014

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Diversions Briefs

Pictured Above: BOS Chairman Richard Shickle, Officer Timothy Hill, and Supervisor Bob Hess Frederick County is pleased to announce May’s Employee of the Month: Timothy Hill, Correctional Officer at Northwestern Regional Adult Detention Center Mr. Hill is an Officer that adheres to the operational imperative of teamwork, who is the “go to” person for the more difficult and challenging questions that are presented to the Classification Unit of the Jail. Officer Hill works closely with all Security teams to make certain that inmates

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are assigned to compatible housing assuring issues are not missed and is very good at making sure the census of each housing unit remains low and balanced in order to minimize the need for additional staff which in turn reduces overtime expense . Frederick County congratulates Mr. Hill on this outstanding award and appreciates all of his hard work and contributions he has made to the Northwestern Regional Adult Detention Center. – briefs@warrencountyreport.com

CRIME OF THE WEEK

Winchester Crime of the Week - June 9, 2014 The Winchester Police Department is investigating a larceny that happened on May 25th in the 600 block of South Braddock Street. The victim reported several items were stolen from his trailer. The items included a Stanley Air tank, a Stanley Socket Set, a Craftsman Socket Set, and a toolbox. Anyone with information on this incident is asked to call the Crime Solvers HOTLINE at 540-665-TIPS. If you provide information leading to an arrest in this case you could receive a reward of up to $1,000 and remember you can remain anonymous.

Frederick County Crime of the Week - June 16, 2014 The Frederick County Sheriff’s Office is investigating several burglaries and larcenies that occurred in the Stephens City area between May 25th and May 31st, 2014. These include: Bearly Believable, located at 210 Elizabeth Drive, Split Ends Hair Salon, located at 201 #4 Centre Drive, Sherando Cleaners located at 201 #3 Centre Drive, and Red Apple Deli located at 152 Fairfax Pike. In each of these incidents, unknown suspect(s) removed small amounts of U. S. Currency. Miscellaneous cartons of cigarettes were also taken from the Red Apple Deli. If you have any information regarding a suspect or suspect vehicle in these incidents, please contact the Crime Solvers Hotline at (540) 665 TIPS (8477). Information leading to the arrest of a suspect may result in a reward of up to $1,000. Incident #14002865,Investigator Todd Swartz Incident #’s 14002868, 14002869, 14003008 Inv. Darrin Bursey

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Calendar Friday, June 27 Forecast 84° | 66° 4pm - 9pm Hogging Up BBQ & Music Festival. Frederick County Fairgrounds Clearbrook. This 3 Day BBQ & Music Festival features vendors, entertainment, tasty barbecue, beer, wine, and a kids zone. It will include a KCBS Competition and five stop BBQ Tour to the public on Friday (2 stops)and Saturday (3 stops), where professional competitors as seen on Pitmasters will teach the public tips and tricks. Sunday will be a backyard amateur competition for adults and children (supervised by adults) and competitor forms are on the backyard page of our website. All three days feature entertainment, vendors, food and fun. Additionally, Saturday will be a special “People’s Choice” contest with samples avail-

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able for additional fee while supplies last, where the public will vote for a winner and get to sample competition BBQ. (Sample tickets for Peoples’ Choice on sale at gate Friday while supplies last and are an additional fee.) Proceeds for 2014 help support the local SPCA, Clear Brook Assembly of God and all libation sales go to the Winchester Exchange Club. Admission fee: Friday & Sunday $5,Saturday $8, KIDS UNDER 10 ARE FREE Fri 4-9, Sat 10-10, Sun 116 6:30pm - 8:30pm Vacation Bible School. Relief United Methodist Church, 5275 Middle Rd, Winchester. Each evening a light meal will be served for all participants and families from 6:00 to 6:30 PM. There will be classes, recreation, crafts, and music. This year’s theme is “Work-

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For sale by owner: 2003 Chevy Silverado pickup. Z71, Ext. cab,shortbed,4x4, auto, 5.3lt, good inspection, pwr w/l/d/m, ac/am,fm, runs great, vgc, tow pkg, 145k, highway miles, good interior Reduced to $8,000. 540551-2072 1981 C30 1 ton Dually 350ci 4sp 75220 org miles, mechanics bed & top, runs needs some work EMPLOYMENT Frederick County Report is seeking sales representatives in Winchester and Frederick County. Email: dan@areaguides.com Frederick County Report is seeking a freelance writer for Winchester and Frederick County. Email: fcrwcr@gmail.com

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Current Job Openings. Contact the VEC for additional information at 540-722-3420 or 540-5352875 or Winchester@vec.virginia.gov. Please enter “Employer Services” in the subject line and job number and title when you inquire about the position: Job Number / Title 458691 / Industrial Electrician 458219 / Project Manager 458693 / Laborer 458699 / Industrial Mechanic 454969 / Warehouse LaborerStrasburg 457955 / City Truck Driver-WIN 456782 / Laborer 458557 / Admin Assistant 458672 / Exhaust Cleaning Technicians-Commercial Kitchens 458054 / General Laborers 457653 / Industrial Maintenance Mechanic 457737 / Forklift Operator 456876 / Forklift Operator - Temporary

6 or 8 inch tea light candle glass stemware, great for wedding table decorations. 50 quantity. $.10 each. 4-15” tall Yankee Candle Cyclinder glassware, $10 each. Nice table decorations for home or wedding. Boyds Bears Resin Statues, variety $5 each. Barbie Dolls, regular $3 each, variety snow white, cinderella & prince and etc, no boxes. Barbie Dolls, Xmas collectible ones, $8.0 each, variety, no boxes. Call 540-5394872

635-1612 SERVICES Bookkeeper available. Specializes in small business. Resonable rates. Call Lisa: 540-465-8302 Your business listed here. 6 lines only $35.00 for 4 weeks. Ad pre-payment required. Email: classifieds@fredcoreport.com or call Angie @540683-1847

SeaScape Beach & Golf Villa Mile Post 2 1/2 Kitty Hawk NC October - Week 41, 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bath Sleeps 6 ( has hide-away bed) Own for LIfe Price $1,500.00. Call 540-667-2031

TRENUMS AUTO REPAIR, located at 5444 Main St, Stephens City, VA. in Brakes, Oil change, 02 sensor, Tie Rod End, Ball Joints, Transmission/clutch, Headgaskets, Shocks, Engine Diagnostics, Engine replacement/Rebuild and More!!! MENTION THIS AD AND YOUR LABOR HOURLY RATE IS ONLY $50 PER HOUR. Call 540-508-0451 to schedule now. Trenumsautorepair@gmail.com. Follow us on FB for weekly special offers!!!

Size 12 Florshein men’s dress shoes; Cookie jars, all prices, some McCoy; Wicker baby stroller $75; White & Blue fruit jars with glass lids, $4 each; Call 540-662-9023

Julie’s Cleaning Service. 15+ yrs exp, quality, value & service in Warren County & surrounding areas. Julie Shenk, owner/operator. 540-635-3366, 540-671-0983, nogoodcowboys@yahoo.com

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Mercury outboards; 20 hp $800.00, 10 hp $500.00, Prentice vise “old 108” 6” jaws $1000.00, Helen Jean Smith 1987 framed Edinburg print $400.00, John J Pershing 1927 signed photo to General Passaga $1600.00, Antique Oak Ice box, 3 door org wheels $1200.00 Long Time Collections for sale: Carnival Glass, Pottery; E. Texas, Roseville, Depression glass (green and pink), Jewelry from the 50’s and forward. Call 540-

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Death notices

Kurt P. Spiess, Sr. Kurt Peter William Spiess, Sr., 76, of Frederick County, Virginia, died Sunday, June 22, 2014, in Winchester Medical Center. Memorial contributions may be made to Sons of Confederate Veterans, P.O. Box 59, Columbia, Tennessee, 38402. Hugh V. Barton, Jr. Mr. Hugh Vernon Barton Jr., age 94, of Winchester, Virginia, died Saturday, June 21, 2014, at his home. Contributions in the memory of Mr. Barton may be made to Blue Ridge Hospice, 333 West Cork St. Suite 405, Winchester, VA 22601. James M. Horton, Sr. James Morris Horton Sr., 65, of Winchester, Virginia, died Saturday, June 21, 2014, at his home. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in Jims memory to Mountain View Church of Christ, Building Fund, 153 Narrow Lane, Winchester, Virignia 22602 Mary E. Whittle Mary Ellen (Wyatt) Whittle, 83, of Winchester, Virginia, died Wednesday, June 18, 2014, in her home. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made in Mary’s memory to Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 130 Keating Drive, Winchester, Virginia 22601 or Blue Ridge Hospice, 333 West Cork Street, Suite 405, Winchester, Virginia, 22601. Audrey T. “Maw Maw” Jeller Audrey Thelma “Maw Maw” (Taylor) Jeller, 87, of Stephens City, Virginia died Tuesday, June 17, 2014 at a local nursing facility. Ruby Boyd Ruby Landacre Boyd, 91, of Winchester, died Wednesday, June 18, 2014 at a local assisted living facility. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to The American Red Cross, 561 Fortress Drive, Winchester, VA 22603, Christ Episcopal Church, 114 West Boscawen Street, Winchester, VA 22601 or Blue Ridge Hospice, 333 W. Cork Street, Winchester, VA 22601. Betty Barr Betty Lou Barr, of Winchester, VA died Sunday, June 22, 2014 at her home. Memorial contributions may be made to Open Door Baptist Church, 333 Jeremiah Lane, Clear Brook, VA 22624 or to American Cancer Society Relay for Life, 2654 Valley Avenue, Suite B, Winchester, VA 22601. Leroy Files Leroy Franklin Files, Jr., 63, of Winchester, died Sunday, June 15, 2014, at his home. Memorial contributions may be made to Blue Ridge Hospice, 333 W. Cork St., Winchester, VA 22601. Evelyn Shobe Evelyn W. Shobe, 82, of Winchester, VA, died Saturday, June 14, 2014 at the Winchester Medical Center. Memorial contributions may be made to The American Heart Association, P. O. Box 5216, Glen Allen, VA 23058-5216.

shop of Wonders—Imagine and Build with God”. Come join VBS with us. For more information, call the church office (540) 869-5775. 7pm - 10pm Front Porch Style Pickin’ Party. Warren County Senior Center, 1217 Commonwealth Ave. All levels of talent are welcome. Acoustic instruments only. Saturday, June, 28 Forecast 79° | 66° 8am - 12pm United Way Rubbermaid Sale. Belk parking lot- Apple Blossom Mall. This month’s sale benefits Concern Hotline.

9am - 2pm Community Day. Royal Plaza Shopping Center, South Street, Front Royal. Royal Plaza Shopping Center is sponsoring Royal Plaza Community Day. There will be nonprofit displays along the sidewalks, shredding and VIN etching by State Police, store displays and games for children. 9am - 1pm Farmers Market. Downtown Front Royal, East Main Street, Front Royal. The Front Royal Farmers Market will run through October 25. 11am - 11pm Sundown Indie & Folk Festival. Willow Grove 740 Mer-

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Diversions Calendar rimans Lane, Winchester. Sundown is full day collaboration of eclectic artists, crafters and pioneering independent music at an evocative, natural outdoor venue in the Northern Shenandoah Valley, not far from Washington DC. A total of 26 local and regional bands and solo performers will be featured in three performance areas, spanning genres from tender folk to loud indie rock. Eclectic arts, handmade goods and vintage items will be part of this all day fest as will food carts/ trucks and good ole craft and domestic beer. About the Venue: Although it was once more remote, Willow Grove Venue, also known around town as The White’s Farm, is being re-formed as a space for community activity, group celebrations, and stewardship of the land and local resources. Check out more at willowgrovevenue.com. Tickets: General Admission: $25 VIP Passes: $50 (includes VIP roped area with band members, private portable toilets and drink tickets). Festival will be held rain or shine. 1pm - 2:15pm Paws for Reading. Bowman Library, 871 Tasker Road, Stephens City. Join us for paws for Reading to read a favorite book to a reading tutor. These listeners are great and are certified therapy dogs. 3pm - 11pm 56th Annual Yard Pary. Gainesboro Fire & Rescue, 221 Gainesboro Rd, Winchester. Dinner served from 3 till? Adults: $12.00, children under 10: $6. Takeout available. Auction starts at 6. Concession stand open from 3-10. Sunday, June 29 Forecast 79° | 66° 12pm - 6pm Monster Block Party. Newtown Commons, 5165 Main St. Stephens City. Petting zoo, laser tag, antique cars, magician, moon bounce and more. Popcorn, cotton candy, sno cones, red hot dogs for sale. Fundraiser for What’s New Worship. Monday, June 30 7pm - 8pm Council Work Session. Town Administration Building, 102 E. Main St. 11:30am - 12:30pm Trit Trot. Bowman Library, Tasker Rd, Stephens City. Trit Trot is the library’s outreach to infants. These story times are crafted especially for this age group and include reading aloud to babies, music, and movement to begin laying the foundation for the development of reading skills later in childhood. Handley Library will hold story times on Tuesdays June 17th to August 5th at 10:30am. Tuesday, July 1 12:30pm - 1pm Tourism Tuesdays. 95.3 - the River radio station. Hear the latest tourism related news and events every Tuesday at 12:30! If you can’t listen live check out the podcasts at http://www.theriver953online.

com. 2pm - 3pm Ambassador’s Club. Chamber Office. Wednesday, July 2 8:30am - 9:30am Small Business Committee. Chamber Office. 12:30pm - 1pm Warren County Business On The River 95.3. 2pm - 3pm Garden Keepers. Mike Foreman Rotary Reading Garden at Handley Library, Winchester. Garden Keepers is an educational and service project-oriented program held weekly in the Mike Foreman Rotary Reading Garden at Handley Library. Participants will discover amazing things as they dig in the garden: gnomes, fairies, and who knows what else will be uncovered? 6pm - 7:30pm Bull and Bear. Benham Gallery at Handley Library, Winchester. The bull and bear investment club will meet in the Benham Gallery at Handley Library. This meeting is open to the public, and is sponsored by Friends of Handley Regional Library. Thursday, July 3 9am - 10am Tourism Committee. See CALENDAR, 38

2003 Chevy Silverado PU for sale

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Z71, Ext.Cab, Shortbed, 4X4, Auto, 5.3 Lt, New Inspection, Pwr-W/L/D/M, AC/AM/FM, runs great, VGC, few dings, Tow Pkg, 145K Highway miles, interior good.

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Calendar CALENDAR, from 37 Chamber Office 5pm - 10pm Rockin’ Independence Eve. Old Town Winchester, Loudoun St Mall, Winchester. Be dazzled by the downtown fireworks, listen to popular rock bands, and delight in free children’s activities. Music, food, and a beer/wine garden will also be available. Bring your own seating. July 3 fireworks at 9:20pm, in Old Town Winchester. Activities will take place on the Loudoun Street Mall and fireworks will be near Kent Street, between Piccadilly and Boscawen. Fireworks rain date: July 5. Friday, July 4 Independence Day. All Town Business Offices will be CLOSED. Trash/ Recycling will be collected Wednesday, July 2. There will be no yard waste picked up this week. 7am - 4pm Washington Nationals Bus Trip. War Memorial Bldg, Jim Barnett Park, Winchester. Washington Nationals Bus Trip, July 4 (Ages 5+) Hop on the bus to D.C. to see the Washington Nationals take on the Chicago Cubs. Bus leaves Jim Barnett Park at 7am, game starts at 11:05am and bus returns after the game (approx. 4pm). Price includes bus ride, admission ticket and $15 concession credit. Tickets will be handed out on the bus. Fee:$65/ticket. Register by July 3 Activity #621347-05. 12pm - 6pm 4th of July BBQ. Valerie Hill Vineyard & Winery, Marlboro Road, Stephens City. Pulled pork BBQ, coleslaw starting at noon till gone. $5 per person. Wine club members free. Live Music from 2pm to 5pm.

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1:30pm - 2:30pm Education Committee. Chamber Office. Saturday, July 5 9am - 1pm Farmers Market. Downtown Front Royal, East Main Street, Front Royal. The Front Royal Farmers Market will run through October 25. 1pm - 2:30pm Family Film and Picnic. Bowman Library, Tasker Road, Stephens City. Family Film and Picnic Just in time for the holiday weekend, a family film and picnic featuring “Underdog” .The Saturday, July 19 feature, “Lady and the Tramp” will be shown from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Families are encouraged to bring a picnic lunch and blanket to enjoy the show. Monday, July 7 5pm - 6pm UFAC Meeting. Front Royal Administration Building, 102 E Main Street, Front Royal. 7pm - 8pm Council Work Session. Town Administration Building, 102 E. Main St. 11:30am - 12:30pm Trit Trot. See description from Monday, June 30th.

description from Wednesday, July 2nd. 3pm - 11pm Fireman’s Carnival. Crosby Road, Front Royal. Enjoy the 86th Annual Front Royal Volunteer Fire Department Carnival tonight. It runs through July 19. Closed Sunday. 3:30pm - 5pm Chamber Board Meeting. Chamber Office.

5pm - 7pm Open House. Lord Fairfax Community College, Skirmisher Lane, Middletown. Lord Fairfax Community College (LFCC) is hosting an open house for prospective students. Visit any of our three sites in Middletown, Warrenton, or Luray. During the open house, LFCC employees will provide: Instruction on

how to apply to LFCC • Information about financial aid, scholarships, and student loans • Tours of the campus • Information about certificate and degree programs • Guidance about transfer agreements to four year colleges and universities. For more information, interested individuals may telephone Student Services at

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Tuesday, July 8 12:30pm - 1pm Tourism Tuesdays. 95.3 - the River radio station. Hear the latest tourism related news and events every Tuesday at 12:30! If you can’t listen live check out the podcasts at http://www.theriver953online. com. 7pm - 7pm BAR Meeting. Town Administration Building, Front Royal. Wednesday, July 9 2pm - 3pm Garden Keepers. See

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Pets Page

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Fire Department Carnival tonight. It runs through July 19. Closed Sunday.

Fire Department Carnival tonight. It runs through July 19. Closed Sunday.

Thursday, July 10 3pm - 11pm Fireman’s Carnival. Crosby Road, Front Royal. Enjoy the 86th Annual Front Royal Volunteer

Friday, July 11 3pm - 11pm Fireman’s Carnival. Crosby Road, Front Royal. Enjoy the 86th Annual Front Royal Volunteer

Saturday, July 12 9am - 1pm Farmers Market. Downtown Front Royal, East Main Street, Front Royal. The Front Royal

More people begin and end their day with us

Farmers Market will run through October 25. 1pm - 2:15pm Paws for Reading. See Description from Saturday, June 28th. 3pm - 11pm Fireman’s Carnival. Crosby Road, Front Royal. Enjoy the 86th Annual Front Royal Volunteer Fire Department Carnival tonight. It runs through July 19. Closed Sunday. 4pm - 9pm Yard Party/Auction. Relief United Methodist Church, 5275 Middle Rd, Winchester. There

will be ham or BBQ chicken dinners for sale from 4-6 PM. There will be special music during this time, and at 6:30 there will be an auction. The event will be held Rain or Shine.

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Athena

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Monday thru Sunday 10 am to 4 pm - Closed Wednesday • 1245 Progress Drive, Front Royal, VA • 540-635-4734 • humanesocietywc@gmail.com

The Humane Society of Warren County will host a yard sale and bake sale on Friday and Saturday, July 11th and 12th, 8am-2pm at the animal shelter located at 1245 Progress Drive Front Royal, VA 22630. All proceeds will benefit the homeless animals of Warren County, VA. Donations for the yard sale and bake sale are appreciated and may be dropped off at the animal shelter prior to the event.

Tazer - 9 year old neutered male boxer mix. Tazer is laid back and will fit in with most lifestyles. He is already housebroken and crate trained, loves to play with other dogs, and gets along great with older kids.

Chrissie - 4 year old spayed female plott hound mix. Chrissie is a lovable pooch with a huge personality. She is very loyal and loving, loves small children, and would be a great companion for a young, active family.

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Coulson - 1 year old male hound mix. Coulson is a happy and playful hound looking for his forever home. Do you like to spend time outdoors? If you do, Coulson would love to keep you company!

Finn - 2 year old male lab mix. Finn is a little shy around new people at first but once he warms up you’ll be hard pressed to get him

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With your help we have been able to place thousands of animals in good homes. Contact Alison @ 540-551-2072 if you would like to become a pet sponsor too!

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