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Impending 8-12 inches to add insult to injury
Northern Shenandoah Valley residents will get no reprieve from winter's wrath today as a warning goes into effect for a storm system that could dump 8 or more inches of snow on top of the 2-3 feet already on the ground. comments 0

Residents are still powerless across valley
Electricity providers were reporting late Monday evening that some customers were still without power in the Northern Shenandoah Valley. Allegheny Power's Web site showed 5,573 customers in Virginia didn't have power, including 140 in Winchester, 151 in Strasburg, 140 in... comments 0

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Monday's boys basketball scores Amherst County 71, Rustburg 45 Cape Henry Collegiate 88, Peninsula Catholic 30 Castlewood 71, Coeburn 49 Evangel Christian School (Chester) 74, SPIRIT Home School 51 Fort Chiswell 94, Galax 87 Graham 71, Richlands 66 GW-Danville 69,... comments 0


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    Boy Scouts celebrate 100th birthday
    WINCHESTER -- The Alamo Drafthouse Cinema was a sea of tan Scout uniforms Monday night as members of the Shenandoah Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America turned out to celebrate the 100th birthday of the national organization.
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    Vazzana rezoning hearing delayed until next month
    FRONT ROYAL -- Due to the weekend's snowstorm, the Town Council's public hearing on a rezoning request for a planned Happy Creek Road subdivision has been delayed until next month. comments 0

    As city continues to dig out, few checking in at emergency shelters
    WINCHESTER -- The weekend snowstorm forced fewer people than expected into local shelters, American Red Cross and Salvation Army officials said Monday. comments 0

    Local inch counts
    National Weather Service meteorologist Kevin Witt said weather spotters reported snowfall totals ranging from 24-37 inches in the Northern Shenandoah Valley. 37 inches was reported one mile east-northeast of Howellsville in Front Royal. 34 inches was reported two miles north... comments 0

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    Schools remain closed; winter storm warning issued for today
    If you have storm-related news or photos, contact us at info@nvdaily.com. The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for this morning through Wednesday afternoon for the region. The NWS reports there is a potential of 6 to... comment 0

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    Many kids say "yuck" when asked to eat spinach. You can lure your kids into eating spinach with a few simple tricks . . . comment 0

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    How beautiful
    The snowstorm of the season is about to invade the Shenandoah Valley, and everyone's energy is heightened. We can look at the beauty and power of nature and be energized, enthralled even. But that energy can also turn quickly into panic ... comment 0

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    Baby blues: Stress, hormones can lead to postpartum depression
    Pam Campbell knew it was coming. When she became pregnant with her second child, she was prepared for the hormones that come with all pregnancies to affect her differently. She knew this because it happened with her first pregnancy, and she would not let it happen again. comments 0
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    Late councilwoman's work part of black-history exhibit

    A carving of dancing women on a gourd WINCHESTER -- A collection of tiny gourds painted to look like people holding musical instruments is part of a main exhibit at the Shenandoah Arts Council in Winchester. "The Gourd Rock Concert" was one of the last pieces of art completed by Gail Smith, a former Berryville councilwoman.




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