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Posted on Feb 16, 12:00 AM
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I think I'm crazy. In addition to being a full time graduate school student, I'm getting married in less than six months, right smack dab in the middle of my summer semester. Luckily, my wonderful fiance and I have been engaged since July 2011, so we've had plenty of time to get organized, but June 28 is creeping up on me. 
Posted on Feb 16, 12:00 AM
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Every bride dreams of a million dollar wedding.
Posted on Feb 16, 12:00 AM
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As much as a bride and groom plan for the special day that will unite the two in wedded bliss, something on their wedding day will, for better or for worse, surprise them. The best wedding planners expect the unexpected and learn to handle what comes at them.
Posted on Nov 16, 12:00 AM
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This year, while other theaters offer heartwarming Christmas tales, The Schultz Theatre in New Market aims for lightheartedness.
Posted on Oct 30, 5:41 PM
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A look at fall foliage on Skyline Drive. Photos by Rich Cooley
Posted on Jul 7, 12:00 AM
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The derecho, or straight line thunderstorm, last Friday night did to us on Old Bethel Road as it did to many in the valley: the violent storm roared out of Ohio toward us and first gave a dramatic show of lightening accompanied by clashes of heavy thunder, then a slow building of wind that rushed to the intense level that drove us all to shelter, and then the horizontal rain that beat its wild rhythm on all surfaces.
Posted on Jun 20, 12:00 AM
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Several walking sticks stand in a corner of our screened porch. All are wood. A pair of the new fiberglass ones that look more like ski poles than walking sticks, hang, never used, in the corn crib. My favorite, a bamboo pole 6 feet long, stands next to my desk, a reminder of past walks.
Posted on May 22, 1:54 PM
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A few years ago, I lost my biggest client and was suddenly broke with no end in sight. I found some work, but never enough to pay all the bills.
Posted on May 15, 4:00 PM
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The orchid family (known scientifically as Orchidaceae) is the largest plant family in the world, in terms of number of species. Estimates run from 20,000 to 50,000 species. Most orchid species are native to the tropics, but 25 species are native to the Northern Shenandoah Valley.
Posted on Jan 22, 12:00 AM
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A homeless, unemployed electrician, Raymond Brackett makes no bones about what the Winchester Area Temporary Thermal Shelter program means to him.
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