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Crime & Public Safety Woman found alive in trash bin at landfill Teen boy drowns at Sherando Park Officers to target drunken drivingValley 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 Reader Commentsnovareader wrote:Spending isn't bad just because it's spending. Everything costs something. The difference between spending on healthc ... Read more We didn't need to protest during the Bush years, because the media did it for us. Believe me, conservatives complain ... Read more Contact UsPhone: 1-800-296-5137E-mail: news@nvdaily.com |
July 3, 2009
WINCHESTER -- "Dumpster diving" turned dangerous for a Boyce woman found alive in one of the large bins at the regional landfill Thursday morning.
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.
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.
State and local law enforcement agencies will be out in force this holiday weekend to crack down on drunken and reckless driving.
FRONT ROYAL -- The Warren County magistrate's office should be staffed again by the end of this week or the first of next week, according to Sheriff Daniel T. McEathron.
John Lesinski, a retired U.S. Marine Corps colonel, said Wednesday that Virginia should include basic "military awareness education" into the state's Standards of Learning.
WOODSTOCK -- The personnel committee opted Tuesday to send a new code of ethics policy to the Town Council for a vote.
WOODSTOCK -- Karen Hoffman and Brooklyn Chase Minor have both been affected by their birth order. Hoffman, now 57, ushered in Shenandoah Memorial Hospital's maternity wing when she became the first baby born there on Oct. 1, 1951. Brooklyn, born on Tuesday, has the honor of being the last baby delivered before the closure of the family birthing center.
FRONT ROYAL -- The Front Royal Golf Club will offer complimentary greens fees for Warren County residents on Monday as a way of letting the community know the facility is debt free, officials said Thursday.
WINCHESTER -- Authorities have arrested a Sterling man they say robbed a Frederick County convenience store last week.
The Northern Virginia Daily will not be published on July 4.
July 2, 2009
WINCHESTER -- "Dumpster diving" turned dangerous for a Boyce woman found alive in one of the large bins at the regional landfill Thursday morning.(4:30 p.m.) WINCHESTER -- Authorities have arrested a Sterling man they say robbed a Frederick County convenience store last week.
On its face, H.R. 2454 is about fighting global warming. But there's a lot more in the American Clean Energy and Security Act than just "cap and trade" -- from a national building code to a ban on a common air conditioner component.
It might have passed in the House of Representatives, but neither Virginia's U.S. senators nor local officials are rushing to embrace the American Clean Energy and Security Act.
