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6th District GOP process racked with one controversy after another PROOF COPY • State party chairman addresses trainwreck leading up to•May 19th convention By Timothy Ratigan Warren/Frederick County Report It is less than two weeks before the Republicans of the 6th Congressional District–of which Warren County is a part–hold their convention that will decide which of eight candidates will be on the November ballot to replace retiring Congressman Bob Goodlatte. There are accusations of voter fraud having to do with the delegates. The 6th Congressional District Republi-
can Leadership have been chin deep in controversy since mid-February. At first members of the 6th district and candidates were up in arms over unit chairmen withholding delegate lists from candidates. Accusations of conflict of interest directed at 6th District Vice Chairman Matthew Tederick of Warren County were lobbed when it was discovered that Tederick was the campaign manager of Republican Candidate Cynthia Dunbar and served as the Warren County Republican Mass Meeting Chairman without disclosing his involvement with the Dunbar campaign. Joe Patten, the former secretary of the Warren County Republican Committee, rose to demand that the delegate lists be
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SIXTH, from 2 There are delegate forms filed for individuals whom do not reside in VA. So that person cannot be registered to vote in VA either. Therefore, the only way that person could have been approved as a delegate is via filing a fraudulent registration as a voter in VA for someone that does not live in VA. Then filing the delegate request, forging the signature as well, for that out of State person. Once received the County/City Chair would review and confirm the person is a registered voter in VA and approve the person as a delegate. But the candidate, adamant in cheating, would send a “stand-in” to vote using that fraudulent registration at the convention. These are multiple crimes, including voter fraud. The Convention and rules committee as well as the Credentials committee were notified of this days ago. No action has been taken. I, Ed Justo, submitted evidence of these two crimes to the US Department of Justice. I am appalled,
shocked, and furious at the blatant violation of various laws, including voter fraud, as performed by a candidate. Upon review I could conclude that these alleged fraudulent filings relate to Cynthia Dunbar; since other candidates have not claimed knowing such delegates, or another delegate confirmed it was done by Dunbar at her demand. Because I have high moral standards, am honest, and have a personal ethics code I adhere to; I am forced not only report this but make it public. Virginia voters, regardless of party affiliation, deserve better than this. We all do as Americans. Vote Ed Justo May 19th.” Tracking number of USDOJ filing being USPS 9114-9011-8986-65674460-30; in case you need to know and confirm it was filed. In regards to the other controversies surrounding the 6th Congressional District Republican Convention there is another one that has just recently surfaced. It seems that the when Rockingham County held their
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consult with an attorney immediately. Rest assured, the Republican Party of Virginia will not expend resources to defend anyone who seeks to disenfranchise delegates. I sincerely hope that there is no need for appeals or a potential emergency meeting of the State Central Committee and that we can get back to providing for a fair, efficient and even fun process at the 6th District convention. However, please be advised that the
RPV will act swiftly and emphatically to protect our candidates and our delegates in this process should the need arise.” Please note that there has yet to be a statement from the Dunbar campaign regarding Justo’s accusations. Nor has there been a statement from the Chair of the RPV regarding the accusations from the Justo Campaign. – tim@areaguides.com
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INDICTMENTS Kyle August Dawson The Warren County Va. Circuit Court Grand Jury charges Kyle August Dawson, 34, of 993 Happy Creek Rd., Front Royal, VA 22630, with two counts. COUNT ONE: in the County of Warren, Kyle August Dawson did unlawfully and feloniously and intentionally destroy, deface or remove without the intent to steal, the personal property of Joseph Beall, the value of, or damage to such property being $1,000 or more. COUNT TWO: Kyle August Dawson did unlawfully assault and batter Joseph Beall. Date of the offenses was on or about September 28, 2017. Jesus Rolando Diaz-Soria The Warren County Va. Circuit Court Grand Jury charges that on or about September 1, 2017, in the County of Warren, Jesus Rolando Diaz-Soria, 32, of 1210 Massanutten Ave., Front Royal, VA 22630, did unlawfully and feloniously possess a Schedule II controlled substance, towit: Cocaine. Scottie Evan Kilgore, Jr. The Warren County Va. Circuit Court Grand Jury charges that on or about August 3, 2017, in the County of Warren, Scottie Evan Kilgore, Jr., 35, of 214 Church St., Front Royal, VA 22630, did unlawfully and feloniously possess a Schedule II controlled substance, to-wit: Cocaine. Joshua Allen Rhea The Warren County Va. Circuit Court Grand Jury charges Joshua
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2017. Kevin Duane Smith The Warren County Va. Circuit Court Grand Jury charges that on or about September 29, 2017, in the County of Warren, Kevin Duane Smith, 34, of 377 W. Duck St., Front Royal, VA 22630, did unlawfully and feloniously possess a Schedule II controlled substance, to-wit: Methamphetamine. William Edward Jenkins The Warren County Va. Circuit Court Grand Jury charges that on or about April 28, 2017, in the County of
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Nina Frances Haymond The Warren County Va. Circuit Court Grand Jury charges Nina Frances Haymond, 34, address unknown, with five counts. COUNTS ONE through FOUR: in the County of Warren, Melissa Ann Price did unlawfully, feloniously, and knowingly make a false application for public assistance or falsely swore on a welfare application required by the Commissioner of Social Services to obtain public assistance benefits. COUNT FIVE: did with the intent to defraud unlawfully and feloniously obtain or attempt to obtain by false pretense money from the United States Social Security Administration with a value greater than $200.00. Dates of the offenses were on or about April 2, 2014, December 30, 2016, January 17, 2017, August 1, 2016 through June 30, 2017, August 1, 2016 through August 1, 2017. Jazmine Ann Greene The Warren County Va. Circuit Court Grand Jury charges Jazmine Ann Greene, 19, of 1609 W. Commonwealth Dr., Front Royal, VA 22630, with three counts. COUNT ONE: in the County of Warren, Jazmine Ann Greene did unlawfully and feloniously take, drive or use a vehicle valued at $200.00 or more, the property of Devon Miller without the consent of said owner and with the intent to temporarily deprive the owner thereof of her possession. COUNT TWO:
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April 14th, 2018 marked yet another successful “Taste for Books” at the Samuels Public Library. This year’s fund-raising theme “Coming Home”, allowed visitors to reminisce about home and our rich history here in Front Royal and Warren County. Food, beverages, fun, auctions, and games highlighted the evening’s festivities. Music from the Shenandoah Valley Minstrels (Civil War Era tunes) filled the air while patrons tasted a variety of historic and local treats, plus several Virginia wines and beers. I particularly liked the molasses cookies and mini-pecan pies. Of course, everyone was playing “Where’s Sammy” trying to find the various vacation spots Sammy had been in the area and turning their answers into the train station in hopes of winning
the grand prize. Naturally, everyone was issued a railroad ticket and game card along with a map of the rooms decorated in historical periods ranging from the 1700s to present day. 16 different tables presented by a variety of town and county companies and organizations dotted the landscape and provided visitors food and historical facts about the area. Historical photos, period booth displays and foods, combined with era costumes made the trip through history tasty and enjoyable. I had no idea of the level of activity supporting the suffrage movement (votes for women) in Virginia and Front Royal. Awards were given for best food (Henderson’s Automotive/ Henderson’s Towing and Recovery), best costume (Colonel James Wood Chapter Sons of the American Revolution), and best decorations (Commonwealth Assisted Living Front Royal). The silent auction featured
a bronze sculpture, a barrel of bourbon package, ski packages, a Virginia state park package, river trips, and gourmet packages just to name a few. Numerous area sponsors, guests and auction winners helped the library raise more than $20,000! The Samuels Public Library a 501(C)(3), prides itself on “Bringing People, Information, and Ideas Together to Enrich Lives and Build Community”. Nearly 175,000 people visit the library each year. The library provides books and movies, Internet connectivity and research, literacy programs, English lessons, GED courses, and more, free to the public. To find out more about the event visit www.TasteForBooks.net. To learn more about the library, visit www. SamuelsLibrary.net or call (540) 6353153 or just stop by at 330 East Criser Road, Front Royal, VA 22630. – wizardsrealestate@gmail.com
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By Carol Ballard Warren/Frederick County Report Christendom College coaches have designed their summer sports camps with the goal of strengthening of their campers’ bodies and souls. To that end, they’ve added a few new sports to those previously offered at their summer sports camp. “I’ve been running basketball camps for the last five years, and last year, I teamed up with Jeremy Minick to add volleyball and soccer,” said Joseph Walsh, basketball head coach. Last year they had three basketball camps with 15-20 middle and high school kids attending. Sally Nicholson, whose son attended last year, said, “The basketball camp was run professionally, and was a great
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will most definitely be sending him back again.” Basketball head coach Joe Walsh’s hometown is Baltimore, Maryland, and he plays forward. He won a Christendom College Athletic Scholarship and is head coach of Christendom College women’s basketball team. In 2014 he took over as director of Christendom’s basketball camps, and the following year he joined the staff of the
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men’s team and now will be returning to the women’s team as head coach. Coach Joe has seen the transformative power of sports in his own life and believes that when they are pursued the right way, sports can be a vital part in a young person’s path to virtue. Basketball head coach Jeremy Minick is from Asheville, North Carolina, and his position is Guard. He won a Christendom College athletic scholarship and is head coach of the Christendom college men’s basketball team. He played 15-plus seasons of basketball from middle school through JV, varsity and collegiate levels. He started at PG every season he played and has attended Division I basketball camps and camps run by DI players and
coaches. Youth soccer head coach Sean O’Reilly is from Front Royal, and he plays Midfielder. Among his many accomplishments, he’s coached youth soccer professionally in England and the US for over five years; is certified by the English FA (Football Association), holding a Level 2 FA coaching license; and has competed in professional settings in five countries. Currently he coaches for FCBEscola Northern Virginia, an academy directed by FC Barcelona and modeled after the renowned La Masia Academy; famous for developing players like Messi, Xavi and Iniesta. Volleyball Head Coach Josh Petersen is from Golden, Colorado, and his
positions are Middle Blocker and Setter. As head coach, he led his college team to a top 20 finish in the USCAA the last two years. He also coached his high school team to a conference championship and their first ever state tournament appearance. He has coached at the club, high school and college level for over 13 seasons, and focuses heavily on the fundamentals of volleyball through intensive repetition. Petersen strives to instill a passion and love for the game in each player he coaches. Camp Leader Elisabeth Willson is from Fort Defiance, Virginia, and her basketball position is forward. She won a Christendom College Student achievement award and loves working with young men and women. She’s currently a teacher at Seton High School in Manassas. This year she will also be the assistant coach of Lady Crusader Basketball. Camp Leader Mary Minick is from Charlton, Massachusetts and she plays Guard. She won a Christendom College athletic scholarship and has played 12 years of basketball at middle school, JV, varsity and collegiate levels. Her offseason was filled with summer leagues, AAU tournaments, and basketball camps (both as a player and counselor). She made it to the State Finals her junior year and the State Semi-Finals her senior year. She scored over 1,000 points during her four years at Christendom College. Dates and times for the camps:
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Kathryn Lewis answers questions at Warren County GOP Forum
Kathryn Lewis rises to answer questions at the Warren County Republican Committee sponsored candidates forum in her bid for the Republican Nomination for Congress.
By Timothy Ratigan Warren/Frederick County Report Saturday afternoon, February 3, at the Warren County Government Center. Kathryn Lewis joined seven other candidates in participating in a Candidates Forum sponsored by the Warren County Republican Committee (WCRC). Lewis is seeking the Republican nomination for the 6th Congressional Seat currently held by Congressman Bob Goodlatte, who has announced that he will not be seeking another term. Kathryn Lewis will have to win the Republican nomination at a May 19th Convention in Harrisonburg, VA before going on to do battle in the general election in November of 2018. Kathryn began her question and answer period with an opening statement. She began, “I am the candidate who wants to bring prosperity and unity back. Not just in this district and not just throughout this beloved state, but throughout our entire country that we call home. I know in my heart I can make this district the best place to live, work, and raise a family. But we must elect a candidate like myself who truly cares about her people and will take the time to listen to your needs to make that happen. It is time that the 6th district has a woman in Washington representing them who believes in educating all of our children; developing a strong, skilled labor force, including training for vocational jobs; reforming our tax laws to help middle class and small businesses. I am the Candidate that will make Washington no longer forget about the hard working families of the 6th District. I believe in giving power back to the people by enforcing term limits, not only on myself if elected. Proposing legislation requiring all elected candidates
to hold to the same standards. It is beyond time for real change to happen and we can no longer have representatives in office who have served 20, 30, or even 40 years who have long forgotten about their people and no longer vote for your needs but for the needs of those of their special interests.” Q: What does it mean to be a political outsider and is it a positive or a negative for a Congress Person? A: “There are several benefits of being a political outsider. I do not have ties to outside special interests. That means I am able to be transparent and to be more accessible to the people in this district. Congress was created from our founding fathers to enable and to allow normal people just like me to be able to run for this office. It was not created for the wealthy and the elite but for the farmer and the normal working class person should be able to do this and that is why I am glad that we have political outsiders running for office and will serve you well by doing so.” Q: With Congress struggling to tackle key issues due to Partisanship, what makes you the best candidate to go to Washington and achieve conservative results?
A: “If we just continue to fight one another, Washington will continue to be at a standstill which to me has pretty much been my entire life. It has been that way for decades. Also, it amazes me that the general American population is not more upset about this. We must unite our country and get our country back the way it needs to be. We have to work every day to bring efficiency back to Washington without abandoning our conservative values. I agree with that. We need to define what that is even for the eight of us up here on the stage.” Q: Do you think there are any good federal regulations? A: “I think that there is one regulation that we can all agree on this. You may not know this but our money is regulated by size and weight and that is something that we can all agree on. However, on a serious note, article one section of our Constitution clearly states that Congress is to make all laws necessary and uniform throughout the United States. That is one federal regulation that we can all agree on. We need to be uniform to bring this country back again.” Q: Do you think you are prepared for the position you seek? Explain why as if it were a job interview? A: “My background is a little different from most. I too am a small business owner and with that comes a skill set that is very unique and my husband says that you have to be a special kind of crazy to be a business owner. My skills as a business owner will help ensure that I am qualified for this role because our government is a business and needs to be treated as such. If we are to achieve the necessary changes, we need more business owners that understand the needs of that process. My hard work and building relationships goes across all demographics and diverse areas of my community are my two strong points and is something that I am very proud to bring to you guys to help represent you in this district. I will never give up in making that a reality.” Q: Congress has proven itself completely unable to get anything done. Where will you look to compromise? A: This question goes back to my point made earlier in uniting this country and not just in this district and state but we have to unite this country again. Some key areas to compro-
mise without losing our conservative values and what (that) looks like for this district. It is your responsibility to tell us what that means to you. We need to know, and we want to know, what areas are important to you and where we can take that and work with you every day so that is accomplished for you without having to let go of our values. We cannot continue to fight each other every day and expect anything to get done. We have to figure out how to work together just like our President continues to try to do. Stop the fighting in D.C. I am tired of it and that is why I am running.” Q: Since the Sixth District is so large it will require many offices for constituent services, how much experience do you have in managing staff and offices? A: It is wonderful that I do have that experience as a business owner, the positive things that comes from that and also the negatives. You have to fire someone when they are not doing their job and I certainly think you have to do that when you are in DC. There are several people that probably should be fired who are not doing their jobs and if anyone else in this world was not doing their jobs in a normal work situation would have been fired a long time ago. It is important to surround yourself with mentors who can help you to continue to grow.” Q: Sexual assault cases are a major issue. What law, if any, do you think we need to introduce to make that all women and men are protected from such violence and what should we do to hold government officials accountable if they are found guilty of sexual assault or misconduct? A: I was the one who proposed this question so you know I am certainly not afraid to answer this question. We
have to do everything we can as elected officials to make sure that no harm is done to our sons and daughters in the future generations. If elected, we are in a position to set examples not just to adults, but to future generations. We do need more understanding and we do have rules and laws and that is great. But we have to do more and we have to stand up and say enough is enough and thank you to those great people that have and will continue to do so. And will continue to carry this fight forward and no elected person is above the law.” Q: Tell us about your career and how that experience will help you in congress and what it will add to help represent us? A: “It is important to know that my skill set, coming from a business prospective and being married to a blue collar man, being in a middle class family I understand the needs of this sixth district and who can absolutely relate to the real people of this district. I know what that means to live that life every single day. Those are the skills that are important. We have to have someone in D.C. representing us that actually understands the way you live.” This concludes the coverage for the slate of candidates who are seeking the Republican Nomination for the 6th Congressional District. On May 19, the 6th Congressional District Republican Committee will hold a convention in Harrisonburg VA at the James Madison University Convention Center in order to formally nominate their Republican Candidate to run in the upcoming November Elections for Congress. – tim@areaguides.com
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Charlotte Moore answers questions at Warren County Democrats Forum
Democratic Candidate Charlotte Moore answers questions during a candidate’s forum at the Warren County Community Center.
By Timothy Ratigan Warren/Frederick County Report Saturday May 5, 2018 in Front Royal Virginia at the Warren County Community Center the Warren County Democratic Committee met to hold a forum for candidates who are seeking the nomination for the Democratic Candidate to run for Congress of the 6th Congressional District after Congressman Bob Goodlatte announced that he was not seeking another term. There are four candidates competing for the Democratic nomination. Charlotte Moore of Roanoke, Peter Volosin (also from Roanoke), Jenni-
fer Lewis of Waynesboro, and Sergio Coppola of Rockingham County. The first candidate this paper will feature will be Charlotte Moore. Moore began her question and answer period with an opening statement. “I’ve lived in South West Virginia for my entire life. I have two children. I am a Realtor and a small business owner.” Q: What policies would you propose to encourage economic development and well-paying jobs in the Valley? A: “Most of our small business owners contribute to tax revenue. We need education and we need the
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minimum wage to start increasing so that families can provide for their own families. Everyone needs broadband (internet). We need to work really diligently to get broadband in every single area so that we all have the same opportunities. There are programs that we can put into individual regions, like the Gauntlet, which is like Shark Tank, that will provide an opportunity so that people who live in the region can see if they can give back to the community and contribute to jobs.” Q: Both colleges and trade education is becoming more critical to achieving economic success. Cost for both keep rising. What do you propose to help our young people gain access to affordable education and keep from saddling them from enormous debt? A: “Virginia Western Community College in Roanoke has a program called C-Cap, and they help middle class parents get a college education at the community college. I think that is a good idea. It is based on income. It is based on some other things too, as far as how the student does academically. This will help a lot of students to be able to get their foot into a bachelor’s degree or a master’s degree. I am also a huge believer in vocational education. I think… even employers can come to the local high schools to see what the students are taking as far as vocational training in the high schools and get them prepared and ready for the workforce, a job when they get out of high school if that is the course they want to take. That would really help vocational training and also finding jobs. So support for scholarships and more vocational schools and colleges to get people ready for the workforce.” Q: Access to affordable health care in rural areas is becoming more challenging as cost and insurance premiums keep rising. What steps would you take to help reduce cost and provide access for health insurance for more people? A: “We do need more affordable health care in rural areas and more doctors. I would recommend that we need to take a really hard look and critique of the Affordable Care Act. We need to make it more affordable to our citizens and make it more user friendly for our doctors so we can all take advantage of it. I don’t think anyone has really sat down and critique it.
There has to be things in there that we can really go forward on and reduce the cost.” Q: Clean air and clean water are a vital part of our health and economy to the Shenandoah Valley. What would you do to protect the environment? A: “What will I do to protect the environment? Almost anything. We need an EPA (Environment Protection Agency) and it is not just in this area; it is all over the world. Air just doesn’t stay in one country: it travels everywhere. We need renewable energies and we need to focus on keeping our waterways clean. No pipe lines and I’ve been fighting one in Roanoke right now it has been a real issue. I am totally for those who are opposing that pipeline. Eminent Domain laws changed in 2012 because Ken Cuccinelli said we can use pipelines for public use. Whether they are going to use those pipelines or not, it is still up in the air. We need to fight for our environment. We need to fight for our planet for the future generations and for our children. There are many, many things we can do that I try to do to keep our environment safe.” Q: Many people depend on Social Security and Medicare. We are told that these programs are at risk. What will you do to ensure that these programs remain funded and available for future generations? A: “Being the oldest member up here at this table I can tell you, we pay our entire lives for social security and Medicare because we have worked for it. It is an entitlement – it is not a benefit for us. We need to fight for it and I intend to fight for it. We need to make sure that everyone gets what they paid for.” Q: Gun violence is overwhelming our schools and our neighborhoods. What do you propose to do about this situation?” A: “It is not my agenda to take responsible gun owners’ guns. I don’t believe that anybody needs an assault rifle to go hunting or to go target practice. I would like to see the 1994 Legislation that bans Assault Rifle imports and manufacturer magazines that hold more than 10 rounds and add bump stocks. I think the crime rate went down and I would like to see that come back to reality. We also really need to reinforce the back-
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ground checks. I read some article recently where at gun shows people bought weapons and were not given back ground checks. I also believe we need a really good data system where we put violent crimes into the system so violent offenders cannot buy guns. And it (should) go into the system immediately. Meaning that if someone commits a violent crime on Friday it should go into the system immediately so that person cannot go out on Saturday and buy a weapon and do more damage than they have already have. We need to protect our families, children and schools we need to put them over weapons.” Q: Our region has a shortage of affordable housing. What can Congress do to address this issue? A: “HUD (Department of Housing and Urban Development) have changed their rules over the last few years. Now investors can have first choice of the housing available that comes back onto the market. And to also allow first time house buyers to have the first thirty days to buy houses. HUD does not fund enough for these programs. When we get Section 8 vouchers for the locality, HUD does not provide enough funding to make up the difference for those Section 8 vouchers. So it makes it very, very difficult for homeowners to buy or even to rent. We need to work on HUD and we need to make sure that they get some better policies.” Q: What would be your highest priority upon election to congress and which committees would you prefer? A: “My first priority would be to keep every citizen in the United States and abroad safe. That includes health care, affordable education, Interstate 81 safe, gun safety and Alzheimer care. People who have to take care of their loved ones with Alzheimer’s can really be devastating for their future and for their loved ones. Broadband would also be a priority. Health Care, tariffs, and everything and of course environment. If I was on a committee I would like to be on the Environmental Committee.” This was last official question for the candidates. The moderator did ask one final question, “Will you support the candidate who wins the nomination if that candidate is not you?” Moore’s answer to that question was that yes, she would support the duly elected Democratic Candidate for Congress. Moore will continue to go to other counties and answer questions throughout the remainder of the primary season. The Democrats of the 6th Congressional District will hold their primary election on June 12 of 2018. The winner will then go onto to compete against the Republican nomination. – tim@areaguides.com
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Annual luncheon held to honor those dedicated to helping victims of domestic violence
Administrative Assistant and Volunteer Coordinator Melanie Stull, of Front Royal’s Phoenix Project, reads The Starfish Story at the Phoenix Project Volunteer Appreciation luncheon held on Tuesday April 24th. Every volunteer received a starfish keychain that told a story illustrating how much their efforts matter to each person they deal with.
By Carol Ballard Warren/Frederick County Report “No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted,” said Aesop, ancient Greek storyteller, famous for his fables, And volunteering is an action that many people find very rewarding in
itself. But Phoenix Project honored their dedicated volunteers with more than kind words. On Tuesday, April 24th, the Phoenix Project held a luncheon to honor their volunteers in the fellowship hall at Front Royal’s United Methodist Church.
The organization’s stated mission is “Ensuring freedom from all forms of domestic violence through empowerment, education, and community,” and that is what volunteers and staff try to do every day. Phoenix Project has a total of 14 volunteers who work to help people in domestic violence situations. They offer the hope of safety and healing with counseling, a place to stay, accompaniment to court, obtaining protective orders, and in some cases, a trip far away from the abuse they’ve been experiencing in their home lives. “But we still have a lot of people saying they don’t know we are here,” Administrative Assistant and Volunteer Coordinator Melanie Stull said. Social Services refers people to them, but they can only take those who are in imminent danger. She said the numbers of people coming in for help are definitely growing, but added that with reaching more people, the bitter part is that more people need their services. “The number of clients coming for help varies, but some months are way more active. November, December and January were on the quiet side, but this April has been insanely crazy, it has doubled this month, and May is off to a fast start,” Melanie said. She didn’t speculate on why this is, but sadly, April is also “Child abuse Awareness Month.” They’ve helped house close to 300 people. Their clients sign a confidentiality agreement, to keep information that could hurt the efforts of the orga-
nization’s work to themselves. “We have the same respect for their information,” said Melanie. Melanie started her career at Phoenix Project in 2014 as a volunteer and it began when there was a call for volunteers and she attended the meeting to learn how to get involved. “Thirty people showed up, but only two stayed on,” she said. She was one of them and became the first official hotline volunteer. Eventually, she was hired as paid staff and will have been there two years in September. Melanie is thankful to the community for bringing donations like care packages that contain women and
children’s items. “They get bags with shampoo and other personal items, because, often, women and children have to leave suddenly, not taking much with them,” she said. People also donate gift cards and they advise that it’s better to give cards in smaller amount like $10, rather than larger. These can be distributed to people to buy essentials like milk or bread for the kids. Their clients are mostly women and children from families, but a few LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) folks and men have also been clients, as well as some single people. “This will be an annual event to
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appreciation showing 3,732.5 hotline hours since coming on as a volunteer in September 2016; Roz Lewis, one of their newest volunteers who was given a certificate of appreciation for 1,049 hotline hours since coming on in October 2017; two additional staff – their adult advocate Katie McComas and children’s advocate Beth McChesney; office handyman David Sharpe; and volunteers Dianna Evans and Kathy Warren, who participate in all of the fundraising and awareness events. Kathy also does daycare each month for their night group. Phoenix Project began providing services to those affected by domestic violence who are living in Front Royal / Warren County in May 2014. Services were made possible through a grant from the United Way Front Royal/Warren County. United Way Front Royal/Warren County continues to be the umbrella agency until the application for their own 501(c)3 is obtained. Phoenix Project is a member of the Virginia Sexual and Domestic Violence Action Alliance. They currently are receiving funding through the Virginia Department of Social Services and plan to apply for accreditation in the near future. Their goal is to provide victims a safe, nonjudgmental, confidential place to tell their stories and explore their options. Services are victimcentered, meaning that the victim guides the process.
Pictured here from left to right: Kathy Warren, Dianna Evans and Jojo Kingery. These and other Phoenix Project volunteers attended the luncheon that was held to honor their efforts to help people in need of safety.
They want to empower victims so that they are able to live a life safe from abuse. Since starting in May 2014, Phoenix Project has: received 1,518 Hotline calls, provided counseling to 468 adults and 209 children. provided emergency transportation to 31 domestic violence clients. and housed 248 clients for 1,360 nights. They are funded through grants, and the services are free for children and adults. Phoenix Project’s fourth annual fundraiser is coming up, and it’s the biggest fundraiser of the year.
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Warren County missing girl’s remains found It is with heavy hearts that the Warren County Sheriff ’s Office reports that human remains were found May 8th, 2018 at approximately 2pm, during a search in the Granny Smith Road area of Apple Mountain. The remains were identified by the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner as those of missing juvenile, Sarah Genari. Sheriff McEathron and the Sheriff ’s Office would like to give our deepest condolences to the family and friends of Sarah. The following agencies assisted the Warren County Sheriff ’s Office on May 8th, 2018; Dogs East, Fauquier County Sheriff ’s Office, Frederick County Sheriff ’s Office, Loudoun County Sheriff ’s Office, Prince William County Police Department, and the Virginia State Police. The investigation is ongoing however the Sheriff ’s Office wants to ensure the community that this appears to be an isolated incident and there is no threat to public safety. Anyone with information pertaining to the case is asked to contact
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E. GUSHEE DAY for the Front Royal area! On behalf of the Town Council of the Town of Front Royal, we express our best wishes on your journey, we thank you for your giving spirit to Front Royal, and we wish you health and happiness, signed this 2nd day of May Two-Thousand and Eighteen.” Town Planning Director Jeremy Camp said, “Mr. Gushee served on the Planning Commission for 11 years with great integrity and honor. He was chairman for 5 of those years, and provided leadership that broadened public participation and innovative thinking. The Town extends its appreciation for his years of dignified service.”
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The Virginia Department of Transportation will hold a public hearing concerning improvements to Route 624 (Happy Creek Road) in Warren County. The meeting will take place from 4 to 6 p.m., Tuesday, May 22, 2018 at Warren County Middle School, 522 Heritage Drive, Front Royal, VA 22630. The Route 624 (Happy Creek Road) project provides safety improvements from the Town of Front Royal Eastern Corporate limits to Route 645 (Manassas Run Road). Route 624 is a two-lane road with 10-foot wide travel lanes. Work includes widening the lanes to 11 feet, reducing fixed object hazards, increasing intersection capacity and improving drainage. On a portion of Route 624 is a wooded area with a curve, which currently limits drivers’ sight views. This area will be cleared and the curve reduced to improve visibility. In the middle of the project is an atgrade crossing for the Norfolk Southern Railroad. Trains at this crossing serve the Virginia Inland Port, which is located north of Front Royal. Route 624 has a curve at the crossing, which will be reduced with a slight roadway realignment. Reflective signs and chevrons will be posted to help drivers see the road particularly during night and low light conditions. Turn lanes will be constructed on Route 624 at Route 647 (Dismal Hollow Road) and Route 645 (Manassas Run Road). In 2016 Route 624 had an average daily traffic count of 4100 vehicles per day. By the design year of 2043 the estimated average daily traffic volume is 5800 vehicles per day. The total estimated cost for this project is $10.5 million, including $1.3 million for preliminary engineering, $569,234 for right of way and $8.6 million for construction. Citizens can come in during the meeting hours and discuss the project on a one-on-one basis with VDOT officials and designers. Written comments can be submitted at the meeting or within 10 days after the meeting date to Mr. Charles Gardner, Project Manager. Virginia Department of Transportation, 811 Commerce Road, Staunton, VA 24401-9029. Oral com-
Samuels Public Library today announced the receipt of a $1500 grant from Elks Lodge 2382, to support the library’s annual Summer Reading Club. “The Elks Lodge has been very generous to the Children’s department of this library since 2010, and this year they gifted us $1,500 which will be used to provide programs and reading incentives during Summer Reading Club. We are so grateful for their ongoing support,” remarked Michal Ashby, Youth Services Supervisor. “This will certainly benefit the children of this area as they develop a love for books and the library.” “Not only have the Elks been so supportive of the library, but they are involved in our community in a variety of ways,” continued Ashby. “They donate safety glasses to the schools, provide supplies to the VA hospital, give summer camp scholarships, and help low-income families with gifts of food. We are proud to be associated with the local Elks Lodge.” Samuels Public Library is a com-
munity resource which enhances the quality of life for residents of Warren County/Front Royal by fulfilling their personal, occupational and recreational needs through services, programs, and a collection of materials that is current, balanced and responsive to those needs. The Library strives to stimulate and broaden community interests in literature, reading and learning, and has been doing so for more than two centuries. The Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks is a proud fraternal American organization that believes in God and the United States of America. Their principles of Charity, Justice, Brotherly Love and Fidelity guide them in their endeavors to assist our government, citizens, and community in any way they can. Further information about Samuels Library is available at www.samuelslibrary.net or by calling (540) 635-3153.
EDA Launches 2018 Business Excellence : Business Appreciation Awards The Front Royal/Warren County Economic Development Authority announced today the launch of the eighth annual 2018 Business Excellence : Business Appreciation Awards. The Award program was designed in 2011 in observance of Virginia’s Business Appreciation Month. There are three cash grants that will be made to local small businesses exhibiting excellence in business practices and contributions to the community. The application process opens on May 1, 2018, and applications are due at the EDA offices no later than
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of $1,000, $750 and $500. Awards will be presented the first week of June 2018. The purpose of the award program is to provide cash assistance to small businesses that might need a piece of equipment, software, training program or a product or service that will move their business forward. The program does not award money for nonprofit contributions, payroll, debt payments, etc., and careful consideration is given to those businesses that exhibit excellence in community service. In the years since the inception of the awards, Business Excellence grants totaling $13,800.00 have been made to Culligan, to repair a fork lift; to The Kiln Doctor, to expand school services; and to Liberty Tax to refresh its offices; The Main Street Daily Grind, for a new espresso machine; Royal Broadcasting, which purchased remote broadcasting equipment; Loving Arms, which instituted a painting class for seniors; Linking You, which purchased design software; J’s Gourmet for a new oven; Bearfoot Enterprises Auctioneers for microphone equipment; Weathervane Graphics for relocation expenses; Ben’s Family Cuisine for additional cooktop; and Backroom Brewery for new stove; The Vine & Leaf for new cook top and lighting; Queen Consulting for staff training programs – just to name a few. “We would like to thank Rappahannock Electric Cooperative for being a sponsor of the Business Excellence Awards again this year. We look forward to continuing the award program,’” said Greg Drescher, Chairman of the EDA. “This is a great way to honor our business community and we encourage every small business in Front Royal or Warren County to participate.” Eligible Businesses employ 500 or less and are licensed in either The Town of Front Royal or Warren County. Applications may be obtained at the EDA offices or the Chamber offices or on the EDA web site: www. wceda.com or the Chamber web site: www.frontroyalchamber.com. Completed applications must be received at the Chamber or EDA offices no later than 5:00p May 31, 2018.
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Planning Commission Citizen Appointment The Front Royal Town Council is accepting resumes or applications from citizens who are interested in serving on the Front Royal Planning Commission for an unexpired term ending August 31, 2019. To be eligible for appointment to the Planning Commission, applicants must be freeholders of land and reside within the Town limits of Front Royal. The Planning Commission meets formally once a month and in work sessions as needed. If you are interested in serving on the Planning Commission, please complete an application or send a resume with a cover letter to Clerk of Council Jennifer Berry at jberr@ frontroyalva.com or mail to Mayor & Town Council, P.O. Box 1560, Front Royal, VA 22630. Application forms are available at the Town Hall located at 102 E Main Street or http://www.frontroyalva. com/files/BoardCommissionApplication_fillable.pdf
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TeamFirst Soccer Camp The Front Royal Soccer Association is pleased to announce that they will be hosting the TeamFirst Soccer Camp which will take place June 23 and 24, 2018 at the state of the art Skyline Soccerplex in Front Royal. Instructors will include international soccer superstars Mia Hamm, Kristine Lilly and Tish Venturini Hoch among others. They have a combined 5 Olympic gold medals, 5 World Cup Championships and 12 NCAA titles among them. This is a rare and exciting opportunity for all soccer players from the ages of 6 to 17 in the Northern Virginia, West Virginia and Metro DC area. Space is limited and filling up quickly. If you have any questions or need information about local hotels and restaurants please contact the Front Royal Soccer Association at 540-6352966 or info@frontroyalsoccer.com
Delaplane Strawberry Festival May 26-27 The famous Delaplane Strawberry Festival returns on Saturday, May 26 and Sunday, May 27 for its 25th year. The event is held in the beautiful Virginia countryside at Sky Meadows State Park (11012 Edmonds Lane, Delaplane, Va., 20144). In addition to more than 6,000 pints of luscious strawberries (for sale in flats, pints, and sundaes), the event includes live musical entertainment, children’s activities, raffles, food vendors, and crafters. Gates open at 10 a.m. and close at 5 p.m. both days, rain
or shine. Festival participants can visit the 4H petting farm, go for a hayride, or take a guided tour of the circa-1860 Mt. Bleak House. Children can participate in old-fashioned games (three-legged races, tug-of-war, water balloon tosses, a cupcake walk, and more), ride a pony (additional fee), as well as have their faces painted. Visitors will also enjoy strolling entertainers including Jerry Brown and his monkey, Django, stilt walking by Danimal, and Mint Condition, a Barbershop Quartet. The Virginia Raptor Conservancy will be on-site both days with some amazing birds. New this year will be the Strong Person Tractor Pull competition. Teams of four will pull a tractor 25 meters, quickest time wins! Other events for the 25th anniversary include a Strawberry Sundae Eating Contest, Park Ranger Demonstrations, and the brand new Tasting Tent. Stop by the tent to try some local craft brews (additional fee). Music entertainment on Saturday includes: Jazz and classic rock - The Imaginary Blues Band; ATriuM3; the City of Winchester Pipes and Drums; musical comedy act, the Spoon Man; and a powerful 17-piece swing band, the Silver Tones. Sunday’s musical entertainment includes: The Imaginary Blues Band; the Spoon Man; The Excellent Adventure; and traditional old timey country music, The Butcher’s Family Band. On Sunday morning at 9 a.m., there will be a 5K Trail Run/Walk to kick off the Delaplane Strawberry Festival that day. The race/walk fee is $25 per participant in advance (until May 20) and $30 after that up until the time of the race, and includes admission for all occupants of the car to the festival for the day. The per-day cost of the festival is $25 per car at the gate, or $20 in advance (purchase from the website www.delaplanestrawberryfestival.com or stop by Gentle Harvest at 8372 W Main St in Marshall). All of the activities (except pony rides) and events are included in the per-car fee and includes access to Sky Meadows State Park and the Appalachian Trail. (The Lost Mountain and Turner Pond access to Sky Meadows State Park will
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R-MA Drill Team Claims State Championship! Competing in six team events and one solo event, the Randolph-Macon Academy Air Force Junior ROTC VA091 unit took home the State Championship title from the 13th Virginia Air Force Junior ROTC Drill Championship on April 28, 2018. The team’s goal at the start of the year was to finish in the top five among the 21 competing schools, but as the competition drew near, the team’s coach, TSgt Tina Laing, USAF, Retired, knew that they had a chance at much more. “Corps Commander Victoria Voellm ‘18 is my gut-checker, and we kept going through each event together. We kept reaching the same conclusion that each team was capable of finishing in the top five at States,” she said. Logic told her that if that happened, the State Championship title could be theirs. The teams did not fail her. The Color Guard finished fourth, and every other team finished in the top three: the Inspection Team and Unarmed Regulation both won first place; Armed Exhibition and Unarmed Exhibition both
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Safari Park, a ZAA accredited facility, welcomed its third baby Southern white rhinoceros on March 13th. The healthy baby boy was born after a 16-month pregnancy to “Samira” a 9 year-old female imported by the Safari Park in 2011. The father, “Leroy” is a 16 year-old male which came to the Park in 2013 from the Center for Conservation of Tropical Ungulates (CCTU), a breeding sanctuary in Florida. Wild rhinos are facing the worst poaching streak in history, leaving less than 20,000 Southern white rhinos left in the wild. Virginia Safari Park imported four female white rhinos from South Africa to help protect rhinos from being poached in that country. Despite their name, white rhinos are actually grey in color, with two horns on the bridge of their head. Some
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Revolutionary War Soldier Grave Marking June 9 The Colonel James Wood Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution has scheduled a grave marking ceremony for Revolutionary War Soldier Jacob Sperry. The ceremony will take place in the Mt. Hebron Cemetery on June the 9th at 10:30. The public is welcome to attend. The Objects of this Society are declared to be patriotic, historical, and educational; to unite and promote fellowship among the descendants of those who sacrificed to achieve the independence of the American people, to inspire them and the communityat-large with a more profound reverence for the principles of the government founded by our forefathers; to foster true patriotism; to maintain and extend the institutions of American freedom. http://coloneljameswood. virginia-sar.org/ See BRIEFS, 22
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lane of the new Cedar Creek bridge. Southbound traffic will use the right lane of the existing southbound bridge. This pattern is expected to be in place through mid-June, while contractors remove the northbound median crossovers and construct southbound transition lanes. The work zone speed limit is 35 miles an hour. The Cedar Creek project is scheduled for completion in fall 2018. At that time, northbound and southbound Route 11 drivers will share the new two-lane bridge. The existing southbound bridge will be removed at the end of the project. On January 18, 2017, the Commonwealth Transportation Board awarded a $6.9 million contract to Perry Engineering Co. Inc. of Winchester, Virginia. All work is weather permitting.
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Traffic-Pattern Change May 14 For Route 11 At Shenandoah-Warren County Line The Route 11 Cedar Creek bridge project at the Shenandoah-Warren county line is entering a new phase, which means a traffic-pattern change for drivers. Contractors have been working for the past year on a new bridge for northbound and southbound Route 11 between Strasburg and Middletown. The bridge is scheduled to open to northbound traffic only on Monday, May 14, 2018. Here is what Route 11 drivers can expect beginning May 14: Northbound traffic will use the right
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Samuels Library was the recipient of a generous monetary donation which allowed the Children’s Play Area to be renovated. Joyce Jenkins-Wimmer made the donation in memory of her late husband, John S. Wimmer. The play area has been renovated with a continuation of the outdoor, natural theme of the Children’s department. Four trees depicting the four seasons decorate the freshly painted walls. Three-dimensional trees provide a hideaway for plush squirrels, while white, puff y clouds complete the woodland, open-air theme. A deer is one of the featured animals pictured on the wall, in remembrance of Mr. Wimmer, who loved to see deer in the yard of his home. “We’ve added new shelving for our board book collection, and we’ve reupholstered the benches in the play area,” noted Michal Ashby, Youth Services Supervisor. “Mrs. Jenkins-Wimmer’s generous donation has been instrumental in transforming this area into a beautiful space to which children, parents, and grandparents are drawn.” The Friends of Samuels Library has also made a donation that was used to purchase furnishings and new toys for the Children’s Play Area. Samuels Public Library is a community resource which enhances the quality of life for residents of Warren County/Front Royal by fulfilling their personal, occupational and recreational needs through services, programs, and a collection of materials that is current, balanced and responsive to those needs. The Library strives to stimulate and broaden community interests in literature, reading and learning, and has been doing so for more than two centuries.
Further information about Samuels Library is available at www.samuelslibrary.net or by calling (540) 635-3153.
Samuels Public Library Adult Programming June 1-15, 2018 Samuels Public Library’s Adult Summer Reading Program: Reading Takes You Everywhere. Join us for a fun filled summer of books, programs and prizes designed to keep “grownups” reading, learning and playing all summer long. Register for the summer reading program, for an opportunity to win awesome prizes, online at www.samuelslibrary.net or at the adult reference desk. Record each book you read online or ask reference staff to record titles for you. You will receive one entry in our weekly drawing for every print, eBook and audiobook you record between June 4th and August 12th. You can also download free ebooks, magazines, videos and music on our website so don’t miss out! Movie Mondays: Join us every Monday Night at 5:30 P.M. for movies and snack during our Movies Take You Everywhere Series. Each week travel to a new continent. Monday, June 4th will be showing Black Panther. Monday, June 11th will be showing Darkest Hour. Genealogy Nuts: Shake Your Family Tree: Samuels Public Library invites you to a workshop for beginning to advanced genealogists. Discover your family roots with a team of genealogists who together have researched more than 50,000 names. Classes are held Wednesday nights at 6:00pm. Basic Excel: Samuels Public Library invites you to come out and join us for Basic Excel, a two day program designed to give you a better understanding of microsoft excel. This class will meet Saturday, June 4th at 2:00 P.M. and Saturday, June 23rd at 2:00 P.M. Crochet Group: Samuels Public Library invites you to come out and learn how to crochet or share your talents. The group will meet on the second and fourth Wednesday of the month at 10:00 A.M (June 13th & 27th). All ability levels welcome. Genealogy workshop: Interested in learning about your family’s history? Samuels Public Library invites you to come out Tuesday, June 12th at 6:00 P.M. to learn about the library’s genealogy resources. Check out what online databases the library has to offer, what print resources we have in our very own Virginia history room, and how to start a search for those new to genealogy! Already done extensive research? Feel free to stop by and share your stories! This class meets on the second Tuesday of every month. Vibes in the Libes: Samuels Public Library invites you to come out and join us Friday, June 15th at 12:30
P.M. for a free musical performance the John Wesley Men’s Chorus. Bring your lunch, tell a friend and enjoy!
The cost of the program is $3.00 per participant. Registration information can be obtained by contacting the Warren County Community Center: Monday through Thursday, 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Saturday, 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Sunday, 1:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Phone: (540) 635-1021 Email: wcccinfo@warrencountyva. net
May 22-31 Youth Events at Samuels Public Library Tuesday, May 22 – 4:30 Makers Club. Makers Club is designed for school-aged children who want to make something creative and explore a new topic each week through books and activities. It meets after school each Tuesday at 4:30 P.M. Ahoy! Join us for books and a craft about ships and sailing at this week’s club! Wednesday, May 23, and Thursday, May 24 – 10:15 Toddler Story time. 11:00 Preschool Story time. Pack your bags and load up the car as we enjoy stories and crafts about a summer favorite: Road Trip! Siblings welcome. Saturday, May 26 – 2:00 P.M. Chess and More. Meet other kids and teens who enjoy the challenge of a good chess or other board game. For ages 6 and up. Registration begins April 26.
Adult Open Sand Volleyball This program is held on Mondays at the Gertrude E. Miller Community Park, 905 Stadium Drive, Front Royal, Virginia 22630, from 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. for those sixteen years of age and older, May 7, 2018 through August 27, 2018.
Old Town Farmers Market May 12 opening day festivities The Old Town Winchester Farmers Market at the Taylor Pavilion will open for its fourth season on Saturday, May 12 and offer delicious local produce each Saturday from 9:00 am-1:00 pm through September 29. A dozen farms and vendors will offer a wide variety of items for sale including in-season vegetables, artisan breads, cookies, cheese, grass fed beef, gluten free bread, cured meats, jam, eggs, honey and many other items (produce and items for sale vary each week with what is in season). All items were grown or produced within a 60-mile radius of Winchester with the exception of maple products from Pennsylvania (100-mile radius). New items this year include fresh kettle corn, lemonade shakers and handmade chocolates to name a few. Opening Day this year will offer entertainment, giveaways, and more. There will be free large Old Town Winchester tote bags for the first 50 customers. Megan Triplett, this year’s Virginia Horticulture princess will also be attending the kickoff. Megan
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grew up on Hedgebrook Farm, a Century Farm located in Frederick County, Virginia and an original farm to the Old Town Farmers Market. Megan is a freshman at James Madison University. Entertainment: MOMENTS, a small ensemble composed of seven Clarke County High School students, will be performing jazz music. The ensemble will play arrangements of songs by a popular NYC brass band known as Lucky Chops starting around 11:30 am. Their style is a combination of Jazz and Pop, with melodies and featured solos throughout each song. The members include: Madison (senior) — tuba Olivia (freshman) — bari saxophone Miguel (senior) — trumpet Emily (junior) — drum set Evan (senior) — alto saxophone Thomas (freshman) — trombone
Sean (senior) — trombone Downtown Parking: Parking in the adjacent Braddock Autopark allows patrons easy access to the market and is only a short distance away, convenient for carrying goods. Restrooms are available during market hours in the Braddock Autopark. Parking for patrons at meters in Old Town is always free on Saturdays. 2018 Old Town Farmers Market Vendors Bethlehem Farm (Winchester, VA) – Pasture poultry including chicken and turkey, grass fed beef, pastured pork products, eggs, raw milk cheese, produce, honey, organic fresh milled breads, cookies, sweet breads, brick oven pizza, prepared chicken stock and soups, prepared foods like quiche and pot pies, handcrafted jewelry and art. Boward Family Farm (Augusta, WV) – Produce, eggs, jams/jellies,
Sons of Confederate Veterans members honored for service
pickled vegetables, baked goods, cut flowers, essential oil based items such as insect repellent and air refresher, dried herbs, finishing salts, herbal tea, lotion bars, lip balm, sugar scrubs, salt scrubs, herbal salves, all natural cream and spray deodorants, tooth powder. NEW! Creative Concessions (Cross Junction, VA) – Fresh kettle corn and lemon shakers. NEW! Ebys Baked Goods (Stephens City, VA) – Baked goods including breads, sticky buns, fruit pies, cookies, whoopies, quick breads (pumpkin, banana, zucchini), rolls, pecan pie, shoofly pie. Hedgebrook Farm (Winchester, VA) – Raw milk cheese including Cheddar, Tomme, Gouda, Feta, Blue Cheese, and Camembert. NEW! Livengood Brothers Maple (Rockwood, PA) – Maple products including syrup, sugar, granola, cream, candy, cereal mix, jam, apple butter, cotton candy, and beef jerky. Northern Shenandoah Valley Master Gardeners Association (Frederick County, VA) – Educational gardening display and information provided by Virginia Cooperative Extension Master Gardener volunteers. Peace in the Valley Herb Farm (Berkeley Springs, WV) – Plants including culinary and medicinal herbs, vegetables, flowers, perennials. Produce, fresh herbs, calendula salve, dried flowers and herbs, cut fresh flowers. NEW! R&E Chocolates (Strasburg, VA) – Artisanal chocolates, truffles, Oreo covered chocolates, lollipop chocolates. Shady Knoll Mushroom Farm (Winchester, VA) – Gourmet edible mushrooms, homemade soaps. NEW! Sycamore Creek Farm (Stephenson, VA) – Produce, eggs, potted plants (annuals, perennials, herbs), fresh cut herbs, fresh cut flower bouquets, arrangements, wreaths, poplar baskets, birdhouse gourds, crochet shawls, crochet tablecloths, hand drawn cards, and sausage by the pound. NEW! Three Melons Bake Shop (Woodstock, VA) – Custom decorated sugar cookies, cupcakes, and cookies. The Old Town Farmers Market has also launched a Facebook page for farmers market-specific updates and information: https://www.facebook.
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Mortality Compost Screen Available to Area Livestock Producers and Composters Managing large animal mortality has increasingly become a greater challenge for farmers. In decades past, most livestock mortality went to local renderers. However, recent regulations have largely eliminated this option. Many farmers turned to composting to manage their mortality. Composting is a proven technology for safely disposing of livestock mortality. One limitation when composting large animals like cattle and horses is that the bones often remain at the end of the composting process. Many farmers do not want to spread the compost because of the unsightly appearance of the bones and the fear that the bones might puncture tires. Virginia Cooperative Extension received a grant from the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service to purchase an Allu Bucket Grinder to remove these bones from large animal mortality compost. The long term goal of this grant is that this machine will become self-supporting. Additional allowed uses of this Allu Bucket Grinder (with prior approval through Virginia Cooperative Extension) include screening compost or screening/grinding any food processing byproducts. This Allu Bucket Grinder is available for rent for screening bones from large animal mortality compost and for processing other types of compost. This machine will attach to a skid steer and is equipped with a skid steer quick attach mount plate. Grant funds were
Mosby Camp Commander Bruce Colton presents Ben Lacy (left) and past commander Judge John Ewell (right) with their SCV Certificates of Appreciation and years-of-service medals. In the background stands Bryan Buck of the Mosby Camp Color Guard.
The Colonel John S. Mosby Camp of the Sons of Confederate Veterans honored three of its members, April 29th, at the Hidden Springs Senior Living community in Bentonville. Camp Commander Bruce Colton presented SCV Certificates of Appreciation and years of service medals, 50 and 40 years of service respectively, to the Honorable Judge John Ewell and to Benjamin Lacy. Past Treasurer and past Adjutant John Wertz, in absentia, also received the Certificate and a medal for 40 years of service. All were
cited by past commander Richard Hoover for years of faithful service which included the holding of positions of high responsibility. Each had helped to perpetuate the memory of the Confederate soldier for generations to come and contributed to the camp’s core activities: cleaning up the cemeteries of our forbears, repairing their grave markers, guarding the public monuments dedicated to them and raising funds both for these purposes and for contributing to worthy community projects and charities.
obtained to pay for the screen and the cost of compost analysis. The rental fee will cover machinery maintenance cost and the cost of managing screen rental. A video of the Allu can be found at the following website: https://shenandoah.ext.vt.edu/programs/animaldisposal.html. For information on how to rent the Allu Bucket Grinder, it can be found on the website above or directly at: https://shenandoah. ext.vt.edu/content/dam/shenandoah_ext_vt_edu/files/ag/large-animalmortality-disposal-information/ Allu%20Flyer.pdf. Farmers interested in using the screen should contact your Local Extension Office. Lead Extension Agents are Bobby Clark, Call (540) 450-6140 (540) 450-6140 or raclark@vt.edu and Jeremy Daubert, Call (540) 564-3080 (540) 564-3080 or jdaubert@vt.edu. Farmers should contact the Extension Office in advance of renting the screen (this can be done several months prior to actually renting the machine). An Extension Agent will visit your farm. When you are ready to screen your compost, call James River Equipment in Harrisonburg at Call (540) 4344457 (540) 434-4457. Rental rates are as follows: One Day Rental = $70; Two Day Rental = $120; Three Day Rental = $150; and $40 per day for any days beyond three days. Please let your Extension Agent know when you are going to screen (or when you are done screening). An Extension Agent will return to the farm to collect a sample of the screened compost for analysis. The results will be provided to the farmer. All information collected about an individual farm will remain confidential. However, the data collected on farms will be used to generate information (such as the average nutrient analysis of large animal mortality compost, the average time required to screen compost on a farm, and the total and average tonnage of compost screened) may be made available to help in the long term management of compost on farms. A special thank you to the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service for providing a Conservation Innovation Grant for this project. Also, a special thank you to the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality and to James River Equipment for supporting this effort. Virginia Cooperative Extension programs and employment are open to all, regardless of age, color, disability, gender, gender identity, gender expression, national origin, political affiliation, race, religion, sexual orientation, genetic information, veteran status, or any other basis protected by law. An equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. See BRIEFS, 24
Middletown, Va. Mayor Charles Harbaugh IV drives actor Sean Astin and his family in the Apple Blossom Festival Grand Feature Parade May 5, 2018. Astin is known for roles in The Lord of the Rings trilogy, Goonies, Rudy and most recently Stranger Things on Netflix. Astin is the son of actress Patty Duke.
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Va AG Files Suit Against “Service Dogs By Warren Retrievers” Suit alleges violations of the Virginia Consumer Protection Act in connection with the sale of purported “diabetic alert dogs” Attorney General Mark R. Herring announced May 8 that he has filed a lawsuit against Service Dogs by Warren Retrievers, Inc., a Virginia-based company that sells purported service dogs to consumers nationwide, and its CEO, Charles D. Warren, Jr., for alleged violations of the Virginia Con-
Good Day Stewart, Did I see you at the Front Royal Arbor Day celebration on 28 April? – Sandy in Browntown
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Yes Sandy, that was me watching Mayor Tharpe read the proclamation designating Front Royal as a Tree City USA for the 19th year. I also got to talk to the town Horticulture Supervisor, Anne Rose. Stewart: Hi Anne. Could you tell us a little bit of what you do for Front Royal. Anne: Sure Stewart. I have 3 fulltime employees and hopefully 3 seasonal employees within the Public Works Department. We are responsible for all of the enhancement mainte-
nance in the Town. This includes planting and watering the landscape spots throughout the town, the tree planting and care, planting and watering the 43 hanging baskets on the streets, mowing and watering, liaison with the Tree Stewards, the Beautification Committee of Front Royal and UFAC. We also help with snow removal, keep the street trees trimmed for vehicular and pedestrian traffic, tree removal, and tractor mowing. Stewart: That is quite a lot of work to keep Front Royal looking good. What have been some of your tree projects? Anne: We have been involved in both the Main Street Tree Removal and Replacement program, and the North Royal Tree Replacement. Main Street was a 4 phase project includ-
ing the two raised brick beds on the corner of Chester Street and E. Main Street. There are additional trees to be replaced on N. Royal, but that will come in time. We have also removed the Ash Trees killed by the Emerald Ash Borer that were planted years ago by the Beautification Committee and are in the process of replacing them. Leach Run Parkway trees will be under our care soon and I anticipate that there will be replacements and removals. There are over 300 trees planted on the parkway. Stewart: Wow! That is TREE-mendous! Thank you for your time. Your Pal in the Trees,
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sumer Protection Act and the Virginia Solicitation of Contributions law. The suit alleges that Service Dogs and Warren sold so-called “diabetic alert dogs” for tens of thousands of dollars, when they were often delivering poorly-trained puppies with significant behavioral issues and inadequate skills or training to notify a customer of a potentially life-threatening high or low blood sugar situation. Service Dogs and Warren also misled customers and charitable donors about certain aspects of the business’s payment structure, and lied about Warren having served in the armed forces. “This suit alleges not just dishonest and unlawful business practices, but a recklessness that could have endangered the lives of customers who relied on the claims made by Service Dogs and its owner,” said Attorney General Mark Herring. “Our investigation shows that, in many instances, Service Dogs was simply selling a $25,000 pet, leaving customers with a huge bill and no protection against a potentially life-threatening blood sugar situation. Customers have a right to rely on the accuracy of a business’s claims, especially when it involves a person’s health and well-being. We will continue to hold businesses to the highest standards and take action whenever necessary to protect Virginia consumers.” The lawsuit alleges that Service Dogs by Warren Retrievers and Mr. Warren
The Front Royal/Warren County Tree Steward program began in 1997 with volunteers dedicated to improving the health of trees by providing educational programs, tree planting and care demonstrations, and tree maintenance throughout the community. The group now consists of over 30 active members with several interns working toward becoming certified tree stewards from our annual “All About Trees Class”. Each month Stewart will answer a question from our readers. Please forward it to “Stewart” in care of: frwctreestewards@comcast.net and we may publish it in a future issue. Please visit our website at:
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charged $18,000 to $27,000 for a dog that could purportedly identify and alert individuals to life-threatening low and high blood sugar in individuals with diabetes. In reality, the dogs were often poorly trained, ill-behaved, and unequipped to help manage a lifethreatening situation, rendering them little more than incredibly expensive pets. An investigation of customer complaints showed that, instead of the well-trained service dog that was promised, Service Dogs often pro-
vided an untrained puppy that showed significant shortcomings such as an inability to properly walk on a leash, inappropriate chewing and destruction, inability to respond when called, jumping on people, fear of noises, and frequent barking or whining. Critically, dogs that were billed as a potential lifesaver failed to alert customers to dangerous high or low blood sugar. The complaint also alleges that Service Dogs encouraged customers to solicit charitable donations to cover the cost of their dog despite several
Sons of the American Revolution collect soil to honor fallen Virginians who fought at the Wixhausen Battlefield in South Carolina
times not being properly registered to solicit charitable funds, and misled customers about a partnership with or endorsement from JDRF, formerly known as the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. Finally, the suit alleges that Mr. Warren lied to customers and donors when he claimed to have served in the United States Marine Corps, to have trained dogs for the military, and to have received a medical discharge because of a diabetes diagnosis. In reality, Mr. Warren has never served in the United States Marine Corps or any other branch of the military. Attorney General Herring specifically contends that Service Dogs and Mr. Warren violated the Virginia Con-
sumer Protection Act and the Virginia Solicitation of Contributions law by, among other ways, deceiving consumers about: the testing and training dogs would undergo before being placed in a home with the diabetic person; the skills and abilities dogs would have when assisting a consumer or family member with diabetes; how the dogs could be paid for, and how long consumers would have to pay their balances; and why consumers—or those who donated on their behalf—could not receive refunds. In his lawsuit filed in Madison County Circuit Court, Attorney General Herring is seeking restitution on
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Pictured on the left (brown vest, black hat) is Col. James Wood, II Chapter President, Dale Corey, during the soil collection ceremony.
On Saturday May 5th, three members (Marc Robinson, Don Dusenbury, Dale Corey) of the Colonel James Wood, II Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution were present for an event that brought seven chapters of the SAR together. During the meeting, the group collected Virginia soil (see picture below) to present at the graves of fallen Virginians who fought at the Wixhausen Battlefield in South Carolina. The Objects of this Society are de-
clared to be patriotic, historical, and educational; to unite and promote fellowship among the descendants of those who sacrificed to achieve the independence of the American people, to inspire them and the community-at-large with a more profound reverence for the principles of the government founded by our forefathers; to foster true patriotism; to maintain and extend the institutions of American freedom. http:// coloneljameswood.virginia-sar.org/
Winchester City Sheriff and Vice-President of the Kiwanis Club of Old Town, Winchester/Frederick County Les Taylor attaches a Clean Up Sign to the Winchester Mall Blvd. Kiwanis Marker to begin clean up of the Club’s Adopt-A-Street assigned area. The Club members pick up trash along this street as one of their Community Service Projects.
behalf of affected consumers, civil penalties, attorneys’ fees, and asking the court to block Service Dogs by Warren Retrievers from further violations of the Consumer Protection Act and Solicitation of Contributions law. He is seeking civil penalties of up to $2,500 per willful violation of the Consumer Protection Act and $5,000 per violation of the Solicitation of Contributions law, with the exact number of violations to be determined during trial proceedings. In addition, Attorney General Herring is seeking an accounting from the company of all funds obtained through unlawful solicitations, and the establishment of a charitable trust so those funds can be provided to an appropriate charitable organization. During the course of investigating complaints against Service Dogs, Attorney General Herring had to ask a court to enforce a civil investigative demand compelling the company to produce information about its business. The company failed to fully comply with the civil investigative demand for nearly two years, resulting in approximately $90,000 in sanctions against Service Dogs and Warren. Consumers who believe they have been injured by Service Dogs should file a complaint with Attorney General Herring’s Consumer Protection Section as soon as possible. For information about filing a complaint, to get a complaint form, or to submit a complaint online, consumers should go to the Attorney General’s website: Online Complaint Form. Consumers with questions or who need assistance can contact us: By phone: Call (800) 552-9963 (800) 552-9963 By email: consumer@oag.state. va.us Attorney General Herring’s Consumer Protection Section is handling this matter. During Attorney General Herring’s administration, the Consumer Protection Section has undergone a significant reorganization and expansion, and recovered more than $243 million in relief for consumers and payments from violators. If you have any consumer-related inquiries, the Office of the Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Hotline telephone counselors are available to assist you with your consumer questions. Please call the Consumer Protection Hotline at Call 1-800-5529963 1-800-552-9963 if calling from Virginia, or Call (804) 786-2042 (804) 786-2042 if calling from the Richmond area.
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Engle’s Angle: “K-Bear and J-Bear. A Modern Day Goldilocks Story” By Kevin S. Engle “Someone’s been sitting in my seat,” K-Bear said. “Someone’s been listening to my radio,” K-Bear said. “Someone’s been using my mirrors,” K-Bear said. It’s true. That’s what K-Bear said. I should know. I’m K-Bear. In this story anyway. And that someone? No, it wasn’t Goldilocks. It was J-Bear, my wife. We’d swapped cars yesterday. I took hers to the dump to drop off the garbage and recycling and she took mine. Today, when K-Bear got in his car, everything was different. Like it always is when JBear drives it. My seat was moved all the way forward. I swear she sits on the hood when she drives. And the seat back was more reclined than I like it. The radio station was changed. And still on. And the mirrors? If I left them where they were, all I’d see would be blacktop. I’m just under six foot. My wife is five two. I prefer the driver’s side seat pushed all the way back, or close to it, so that I can stretch my legs. I like pretzels, but don’t want to feel like one when I’m driving. If she tried to drive where I position the seat, she’d have to stretch to reach the pedals. And still may not get there.
When it comes to music, I like listening to the songs of my youth when I’m behind the wheel. Back then it was called rock music. Today, those same songs are ‘classic rock’. She opts more for country. And that’s ok. I like country music too. But you don’t leave the radio on when you turn off the car. You just don’t do that. And I always have to adjust the mirrors where I need them. Both the driver side and rearview. Can’t she just put everything back the way it was? The way K-Bear likes it? Would that be so hard? I don’t think so. I know how the three bears felt even if it wasn’t my bed or my porridge. And what exactly is porridge? Oatmeal? K-Bear and J-Bear like oatmeal. And the next time my wife got behind the wheel, in her car? “Someone’s been sitting in my seat,” J-Bear said. “Someone’s been listening to my radio,” J-Bear said. “Someone’s been using my mirrors,” J-Bear said. Yikes! K-Bear’s in trouble. The author and his wife don’t really call each other KBear and J-Bear. But they do eat porridge. – kevinengle456@comcast.net
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Friday, May 11 A slight chance of showers after 2pm. Increasing clouds, with a high near 79. Light and variable wind becoming west around 5 mph in the afternoon. Chance of precipita-
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10am Building Safety Month Event at the Gazebo at Chester and Main St. Front Royal. The 4th Annual Building Safety Month Event will be held today at the Gazebo located at Chester/Main Streets in Downtown Front Royal. There will be vendors, speakers, food, possible school chorus entertainment. FREE and Open to the Public. Sponsored by the Warren County Building Department. Noon - 6pm Church flower sale at 5291 Main St, Stephens City. They’re here!! Flowers for Mom for sale at Stephens City UM Church on May 11 from noon to 6 and Saturday, May 12 from 9 - noon. Come early for best selections. Hanging baskets, perennials, garden veggies. 6pm Old Town Winchester Guided History Walking Tour starting at the Kurtz Building, 2 N Cameron St. Winchester. Experience the Civil War as a civilian in Old Town Winchester! Learn about the citizens and the events that took place in Winchester during that stirring period of time. Make your reservation by calling 540-542-1326, and meet your guide at 2 N. Cameron Street. $10 per person, payable to your guide. 2nd Fridays, May-October, 6pm (*No tour on Oct. 12) AND 3rd Saturdays, May-October, 10am.
Saturday, May 12 A slight chance of showers, then a chance of showers and thunderstorms after 2pm. Partly sunny, with a high near 90. West wind 5 to 9 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%. Saturday Night: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 63. Chance of precipitation is 50%. Bake Sale at Rural King, 465 South St. Front Royal. The Front Royal Volunteer Fire Department Queens are hosting a bake sale and selling 50/50 raffle tickets today. Apple Blossom Antique Car Show at Jim Barnett Park, 1001 E Cork St. Winchester. The Shenandoah Region of the Antique Automobile Club of America invites you and your family to see over 500 vehicles! Enjoy seeing a 1913 band organ and the “Moxie” horse car. Free, family-oriented event. https://www.sraaca.com/ 9am Ruritan Flower Sale at 703 N Royal Ave. Front Royal. The South Warren Ruritan Club will hold a Mother’s Day Hanging Flower Basket Sale in front of Ramsey’s Hardware Store today. Proceeds from this event will be used for donations to local non-profit organizations. Additional information may be found at www.southwarrenruritan.org 9am - 1pm Old Town Winchester Farmers Market at Taylor Pavilion, 125 N Lou-
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doun St. Winchester. Through Sept. 29th: http://oldtownwinchesterva.com/old-townfarmers-market/ 9am - 4:30pm Garden Fair - Mother’s Day Weekend at Foundation of the State Arboretum, 400 Blandy Farm Lane, Boyce. Garden Fair is a huge outdoor plant and garden supply sale with nearly 100 vendors from several states. Vendors will offer native plants, perennials, annuals, small trees, berry bushes and more, as well as fine items for the home and garden. $15 per car, $10 if paid online in advance. Bring your receipt to get in both Saturday and Sunday! All proceeds benefit the Foundation of the State Arboretum and its programs. at.virginia. edu/2018Blandy 10am - 6pm Family Funday at Village Commons, 414 E Main St. Front Royal. Music Moon Bounce Food Craft Vendors Antique Cars Crawfish Boil Games - all after the great parade. A family-friendly event. 540-450-7939. 10am - 3:30pm Living History Event at Kernstown Battlefield, 610 Battle Park Drive, Winchester. The Kernstown Battlefield Association will host a Living History Civil War artillery event with members of McClanahan’s Battery demonstrating their 10-pound Parrott Rifle. The Battery’s members will explain the history of the unit, describe the development of their Parrott Rifled cannon, and conduct live firing demonstrations from 10 am to 3:30 pm. McClanahan’s Battery participated in the Battle of Second Kernstown on July 24, 1864, supporting cavalry screening operations for Lieutenant General Jubal Early’s forces along the eastern side of the Valley Pike. The battery was part of Brigadier General John D. Imboden’s Cavalry Brigade of Brigadier General John C. Vaughn’s cavalry division. kernstownbattle. org 10am - 2pm Kite Flying Festival at Sherando Park, 200 Lakeview Circle, Stephens City. Vendors, food and door prizes. Free. (540) 665-5678 10am - 1pm Nature Connects Family Day at Museum of the Shenandoah Valley, 901 Amherst St. Winchester. LEGO lovSee CALENDAR, 28
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CALENDAR, from 27 ers and fun seekers, head to the MSV and celebrate Nature Connects: Art with LEGO Bricks at this family oriented event featuring music,face painting, juggling, stilt walkers, kettle corn, and a hands-on paper flowermaking activity. Free to MSV Members and ages 4 & under; all others: $10, $8 youth/ senior, $5 ages 5–12. No registration required. Rain/shine. Food will be available for purchase. https://www.themsv.org/events 11am - 6pm Of Ale and History Microbrew & Imported Beer Tasting Festival at Belle Grove Plantation, 336 Belle Grove Rd. Middletown. 23rd Annual Of Ale & History Microbrew & Imported Beer Tasting Festival Featuring live music from the Robbie Limon Band & Cazhmiere! 60+ Beers on Tap for Tastings & a Souvenir Glass, Food and Merchandise Vendors, Fabulous History, Mountain View, and Fun! Tasting Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the gate and include a souvenir glass and eight tastings. Cash and all major credit cards will be accepted at the gate. General Admission/Designated Driver Tickets are $10 in advance and at the gate. It includes two non-alcoholic beverages at the Designated Driver Tent. Advanced tasting tickets are $25 and are available now online. In mid-April tickets will go on sale while supplies last at: * At area HandyMart locations, at the Winchester-Frederick County Visitors Center at 1400 S. Pleasant Valley Ave. in Winchester (check and cash only) Additional Tasting May Be Purchased After 2 P.m. After For $2 Per Tasting. Rain Or Shine Event. Chairs And Tents May Be Brought Onto The Grounds. 11am - 12:30pm Warren County Demo-
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Sunday, May 13 Showers likely, with thunderstorms also possible after 2pm. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 84. Chance of precipitation is 60%. Sunday Night: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 63. Chance of precipitation is 50%. 11am - 2pm Mother’s Day Tea at Kernstown Battlefield, 610 Battle Park Drive, Winchester. Mrs. Pritchard will be hosting a Mothers’ Day tea from 11 am until 2 pm. Enjoy the graciousness of the period while celebrating your Mother. Tickets are $10. Children under five are free. For more information or to purchase tickets, email smgolden@aol.com. The Tea will take place in the Artillery Annex, so there are no stairs to climb. There is a golf cart available for those needing assistance. FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! kernstownbattle.org
Tuesday, May 15 Showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm. Partly sunny, with a high near 84. Chance of precipitation is 60%. Tuesday Night: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 65. Chance of precipitation is 50%.
Monday, May 14 Showers likely. Partly sunny, with a high near 84. Chance of precipitation is 60%. Monday Night: A chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 64. Chance of precipitation is 50%. 10am - 1pm Free Gardening Tips at 220 N Commerce Ave, Front Royal. Master Gardeners will be in the Extension Office in the Warren County Government Center on Monday mornings until October to answer questions and help you with gardening
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Council Chambers, 135 North Main St. Woodstock. A member of Congressman Bob Goodlatte’s staff will hold open door community office hours. A staff member will be available to meet with citizens to assist with problems they might have with a federal agency and hear their views on current issues before Congress. 12 noon - 1pm Goodlatte Staff Open Door Meeting at Strasburg Town Hall Committee Room, 174 East King St. Strasburg. A member of Congressman Bob Goodlatte’s staff will hold open door community office hours. A staff member will be available to meet with citizens to assist with problems they might have with a federal agency and hear their views on current issues before Congress. 6pm Women’s Resource Center Event at Samuels Public Library, 330 E Criser Rd, Front Royal. Don’t miss our very special 2018 Spotlight program, Women Rising, celebrating 20 years of the Front Royal Women’s Resource Center with a dynamic panel discussion featuring strong and passionate women leaders in Warren County. The Women Rising panel discussion will highlight some of the inspiring women in our community as they tell their stories of both triumph and challenge. Our panel will consist of four women representing different sectors of our community, such as education, government, business and minority issues. Please mark your calendars to be a
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part of this important event that celebrates the achievements of local women and will help propel FRWRC to another 20 years of empowering women to change their world. 540-636-7007. 6:30pm North Fork Shen. River Restoration BINGO, 301 North Fork Rd., Front Royal. Doors open 4:30pm. Friday, May 18 Today through Sunday North-South Skirmish Association’s National Competition at Fort Shenandoah, 480 Chalybeate Spring Road, Winchester. The North-South Skirmish Association will hold its 137th National Competition May 18-20, 2018 at Fort Shenandoah near Winchester, Virginia. Member units compete in live-fire matches with original or authentic reproduction Civil War period muskets, carbines, breech loading rifles, revolvers, mortars and cannons. It is the largest Civil War event of its kind in the
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plex on 15th Street. It is a 3.1 mile route on paved roads through the northwestern part of Front Royal and the grounds of Randolph-Macon Academy (R-MA). Mile 1 is downhill or flat; mile 2 is mostly uphill; and the final 1.1 miles are rolling. Awards for the top three men/women overall, the top Masters (40 and over) man and woman, and the top three in the following age groups: 14 & under; 15-19; 20-24; 25-29; 30-34; 35-39; 40-44; 45-49; 50-54; 55-59 and 60 and over. Entry fees apply. 540-660-2378. 9am - 1pm Old Town Winchester Farmers Market at Taylor Pavilion, 125 N Loudoun St. Winchester. Through Sept. 29th: http://oldtownwinchesterva.com/old-townfarmers-market/ 10am - 6pm Virginia Wine & Craft Festival at Village Commons, 414 E Main St. Front Royal. The 32nd Annual Virginia Wine and Craft Festival. Shopping, live music, kids games and of course, wine tasting. The festival gates open on Saturday at 10am with activities and musical entertainment all day until 6 p.m. Come and enjoy tastings from 20 Virginia wineries. Covering more than 7 seven blocks and featuring over 100 vendors, artists and crafters from all over the east coast, there won’t be anything you can’t find to fit your style, mood or need. Food vendors on site. 540-635-3185. 10am - 3pm Fort Loudoun Day at Historic Fort Loudoun, 419 Loudoun St. Winchester. Join us at the French and Indian War site of Fort Loudoun. Bring the family and enjoy a fun day learning about the history of the French and Indian War era at the site of Colonial George Washington’s headquarters for the First Virginia Regiment. Meet living history interpreters including Colonel James Wood, founder of Winchester and mentor to young George Washington; Captain George Mercer and his company of the First Virginia Regiment; Major General Edward Braddock, British commander of the American Expedition of 1755; a colonial frontier surveyor; and others. Tours of the Fort Loudoun site will be offered throughout the day. For additional
information, visit our website or take the Audio Tour: Call 703-574-6110 703-574-6110. For further information visit: www.fiwf.org 10am Old Town Winchester Guided History Walking Tour starting at the Kurtz Building, 2 N Cameron St. Winchester. Experience the Civil War as a civilian in Old Town Winchester! Learn about the citizens and the events that took place in Winchester during that stirring period of time. Make your reservation by calling 540-542-1326, and meet your guide at 2 N. Cameron Street. $10 per person, payable to your guide. 2nd Fridays, May-October, 6pm (*No tour on Oct. 12) AND 3rd Saturdays, May-October, 10am. 11am - 5pm KidzFest on Loudoun St. Winchester. Bring the kids downtown for a full day of fun and education for Old Town Winchester’s KidzFest presented by Valley Pediatrics. KidzFest features more than 50 interactive exhibits highlighting education, art, music and sports on the Loudoun Street Mall. KidzFest will feature performances on the Shenandoah Valley Civil War Museum lawn throughout the day, as well as interactive activities for children of all ages. KidzFest Schedule: 11:30-12:15 pm Reptiles Alive Show 12:15-12:30 pm Reptile Meet and Greet 12:45-1:15 pm Mandy the Clown, Solo Circus 1:30-2:00 pm Horns Punch and Judy Puppet Show 2:15-3:00 pm Reptiles Alive Show 3:00-3:15 pm Reptile Meet and Greet 3:30-4:00 pm Mandy the Clown, Solo Circus 4:15-4:45 pm Horns Punch and Judy Puppet Show Admission: FREE. More Information: oldtownwinchesterva.com/kidz-fest 1pm Who’s Buried in Mt. Hebron Cemetery? Walking Tour at Mount Hebron Cemetery, 305 E. Boscawen St. Winchester. Mt. Hebron has been Winchester’s burying ground since inception of the town in the 1700s. On this walking tour, you will be introduced to men and women who contributed to the development of Winchester, as well as our great nation. Meet your guide outside the gatehouse on East Lane. Wear comfortSee CALENDAR, 30
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CALENDAR, from 29 able walking shoes. Note that no restroom facilities will be available. Fee: $5, payable to the guide. Call (540) 542-1326 for more information. 4pm - 7pm Farm to Fork Fondo at Belle Grove Plantation, 336 Belle Grove Rd. Middletown. We’re excited to announce that the first edition of Farm to Fork Fondo – Shenandoah! A farm fresh feast from the seat of your favorite bicycle. What’s a Farm to Fork Fondo? An organized bicycle ride where you get to choose the distance best for you and stop for chef-prepared bites at farms along the way. The Shenandoah Valley, once known as the ‘Breadbasket of the Confederacy,’ is rich in agricultural history, and one of the most productive farming regions on the East Coast. The Valley is home to dozens of world-class wineries and cideries, and a diverse mix of local farms. National historic site Belle Grove Plantation in Middletown, VA, will serve as our start-finish venue on May 20, and host a pre-ride ‘Meet the Farmers Dinner’ on May 19. Belle Grove is a property of the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Saturday May 19, 2018: 4 to 7pm Free tours of the Belle Grove Plantation Manor House, 5 to 7pm Packet Pickup in the front lawn, 7pm Meet the Farmers Dinner in the back lawn (tickets required). Sunday May 20, 2018: 6:30 to 8:00am Packet Pickup, Forto Coffee Station and Tune-Up Station open, 8:30am
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Grove (336 Belle Grove Road, Middletown, VA). This program will visit several locations around the park, and thus will involve a car caravan system (visitors follow the ranger’s vehicle). http://www.nps.gov/cebe Saturday, May 26 Newtown Heritage Festival on Main St. Stephens City. This free family festival
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