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Strasburg's Jaclyn Ayers, The Northern Virginia Daily's Girls Athlete of the Year, competes in volleyball, basketball and softball, and though she's too humble to do so willingly, she can name most of the awards she's collected over the last nine months: All-state first team in volleyball, Bull Run District Volleyball Player of the Year, Region B honorable mention in basketball, Region B second-team in softball, and several others.
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Democratic Gov. Timothy M. Kaine has been playing coy with his schedule lately. Not his gubernatorial schedule, but the political schedule he keeps for the Democratic National Committee as its chairman.
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Valley 9-1-1FRONT ROYAL - Police Chief Richard H. Furr says officers will be out in force looking for impaired drivers over the upcoming holiday weekend.Police blotters: Frederick County | Shenandoah County City of Winchester Your Photos
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Until recently, the housing industry was very good to Jeff Carter. Carter, of Strasburg, worked for an excavation company that did contracting for major homebuilders. During the boom years, there was work to spare -- 60 hours a week, sometimes seven days a week. But when the region's housing market collapsed starting in 2007, Carter's job went with it.
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WINCHESTER -- "Dumpster diving" turned dangerous for a Boyce woman found alive in one of the large bins at the regional landfill Thursday morning.
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Community Christian School's second annual summer enrichment academy, which had 64 participants -- less than half students at the school -- ended Thursday and featured classes ranging from pottery to river cleaning to working with digital media.
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STEPHENS CITY -- Law-enforcement officers recovered the body of a 14-year-old Stephens City boy who drowned in the lake Thursday evening at Sherando Park.
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With the Fourth of July on the horizon, odds are good that fireworks, watermelon and other traditions are on tap for your household. Perhaps flag-themed T-shirts, swimming trunks, food or decor will also be part of your celebration of the nation's independence.
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