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Daily photos - supersized
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| Donna Huntsberger stands in her dining room next to a variety of Solomon Bell and J. Eberly & Sons pots that date back to the mid- to late-1800s. The historical collection is part of an exhibit opening this weekend at Belle Grove Plantation in Middletown. Rich Cooley/Daily (Read more)
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| A Solomon Bell batter bowl offers a unique stamp that dates back to 1835-1843. Rich Cooley/Daily (Read more)
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| A replica of the Solomon Bell Lion will be part of the show at Belle Grove this weekend. Rich Cooley/Daily (Read more)
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| Skyline's Rodney Custer (35), Cliff Woodard (30) and Kwaunte' Stewart, run off the field after Woodard's second quarter touchdown on Friday in Front Royal. Dennis Grundman/Daily (Read more)
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| A host of Skyline defenders tackle Warren County's Marty Haley. Dennis Grundman/Daily (Read more)
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| Skyline's Kareem Caison (21) follows the block of Dylan Hill (40). Dennis Grundman/Daily (Read more)
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| Warren County's Marty Haley tries to get around Skyline's Michael Perry. Dennis Grundman/Daily (Read more)
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| Shenandoah University President Tracy Fitzsimmons escorts Harry F. Byrd Jr. as he makes his way in Stimpson Auditorium on Thursday during the 25th anniversary celebration of the Harry F. Byrd Jr. School of Business on Thursday. Rich Cooley/Daily (Read more)
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| Harry F. Byrd Jr. speaks briefly during a ceremony Thursday marking the 25th anniversary of the Harry F. Byrd Jr. School of Business. Rich Cooley/Daily (Read more)
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| Harry F. Byrd Jr. greets Shenandoah University President, Tracy Fitzsimmons, inside Stimpson Auditorium in The Harry F. Byrd Jr. School of Business at Shenandoah University on Thursday. The business school was celebrating their 25th anniversary. Rich Cooley/Daily (Read more)
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| Shenandoah University President Tracy Fitzsimmons escorts Harry F. Byrd Jr. as he makes his way to Stimpson Auditorium on Thursday during the 25th anniversary celebration of the Harry F. Byrd, Jr. Business School on Thursday. Rich Cooley/Daily (Read more)
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| Harry F. Byrd Jr. makes his way to Stimpson Auditorium in The Harry F. Byrd Jr. School of Business at Shenandoah University during their 25th anniversary celebration on Thursday. Rich Cooley/Daily (Read more)
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| Shenandoah University President Tracy Fitzsimmons speaks during the 25th anniversary of the Harry F. Byrd, Jr. Business School. Rich Cooley/Daily (Read more)
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| Millbrook's Devon Courneya (2) tries to tap the ball past Sherando's Ashleigh Tanis (14) and Megan Sirbaugh in Thursday's Northwestern District volleyball tournament championship match. Dennis Grundman/Daily (Read more)
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| Millbrook's Ellie Schryver, left, and Gennie McGuirk celebrate a second-set win against Sherando during Thursday's Northwestern District volleyball tournament championship match in Front Royal. Dennis Grundman/Daily (Read more)
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| Sherando's Ashleigh Tanis hits a spike against Millbrook's Jordan Orndorff. Dennis Grundman/Daily (Read more)
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| Millbrook's Gennie McGuirk slams a ball past Sherando's Ashleigh Tanis. Dennis Grundman/Daily (Read more)
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| Sherando's Morgan Sirbaugh tries to hit the ball past Millbrook's Devon Courneya (2) and Anna Comer (13). Dennis Grundman/Daily (Read more)
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| Sherando players celebrate a point in the third game. Dennis Grundman/Daily (Read more)
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| Approximately 135 houses are planned across from Triplett Business and Technical Institute in Mt. Jackson by former Woodstock delegate Clinton Miller. Rich Cooley/Daily (Read more)
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| This house at 247 Panther Drive in the Mountain Falls Park subdivision was heavily damaged by fire early Thursday. Dennis Grundman/Daily (Read more)
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| The fire at 247 Panther Drive in the Mountain Falls Park subdivision appears to have started in the attic, authorities said Thursday. Dennis Grundman/Daily (Read more)
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| A Warren County school bus was involved in an accident early Thursday afternoon. Five children were transferred to another bus. There were no injuries, police said. Dennis Grundman/Daily (Read more)
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| Workers paint arrows on a recently repaved section of Cork Street at Loudoun Street in Winchester on Wednesday. The work was done as part of the wrap-up of the first phase of the Downtown Utility Infrastructure Improvement Project. This section of Cork Street connects Braddock and Cameron streets, where major work is set to culminate in a return two-way traffic on Saturday. Dennis Grundman/Daily (Read more)
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| Chris Vander Woude stands in front of the entrance to the gymnasium at Christendom College that has been named after his father, Tom Vander Woude. Chris Vander Woude is the athletic director and men's basketball coach at Christendom. Dennis Grundman/Daily (Read more)
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| Chris Vander Woude stands in the gymnasium at Christendom College that has been named for his father. Dennis Grundman/Daily (Read more)
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| Cyndy and Frank Jurney stand between bluegrass posters in their home office in Shenandoah Farms in Clarke County. The couple are the founding organizers for the Berryville Bluegrass Series, a major fundraiser for the Clarke County High School Eagles Athletic Association. Rich Cooley/Daily (Read more)
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| Jurney looks over a collection of bluegrass CDs that fills bookcases in his home office. He estimates he owns between 800 and 1,000 bluegrass albums. Rich Cooley/Daily (Read more)
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| The auditorium at Warren County High School is full for a showing Wednesday of the documentary "Locked Out: The Fall of Massive Resistance," about the integration of schools in Virginia. Dennis Grundman/Daily (Read more)
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| Some of the first black students to attend the integrated Warren County High School sit in the front row of the auditorium on Wednesday. Students from both Skyline and Warren County attended the showing of a documentary about the era. Dennis Grundman/Daily (Read more)
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| A Front Royal firefighter works to extinguish a fire that destroyed a Ford Bronco near the intersection of U.S. 340-522 and Va. 55 near Riverton early Wednesday afternoon. The vehicle fire, which was reported after 1 p.m., backed up traffic at the North and South Fork bridges. No further information was available Wednesday afternoon. Rich Cooley/Daily (Read more)
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| Poll worker Mary Strossnider checks in the Barnes family, from left, Trevor, 16, Ulisa, Camberlin, 6, and Alexis 13, at Robert E. Aylor Middle School on Tuesday. Dennis Grundman/Daily (Read more)
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| Courtney Scaggs, 17, of Woodstock, stands in front of a sea of political signs at Central High School on Tuesday. Scaggs was volunteering for the Republican Party by handing out sample ballots. Rich Cooley/Daily (Read more)
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| Tyler Evans, accompanied by his children, Eli, 3, and Ava, 6, casts his vote at the Bowman Library . Dennis Grundman/Daily (Read more)
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| At Senseney Road School one voter approaches the tables. Dennis Grundman/Daily (Read more)
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| Sherando's Ashleigh Tanis, left, goes up for a block against Handley's Colleen Koppenhaver during Tuesday's Northwestern District volleyball tournament semifinal match in Front Royal. Dennis Grundman/Daily (Read more)
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| Sherando's Morgan Sirbaugh, center, tries to put a ball between Handley defenders Lauren Wingfield (13) and Emma Sweeney during Tuesday's Northwestern District tournament match. Dennis Grundman/Daily (Read more)
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| Sherando's Ashleigh Tanis spikes the ball against Handley. Dennis Grundman/Daily (Read more)
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| Peter MacPhail, 3, watches his mother, Karin, vote on the touch screen booth inside Central High School on Tuesday in Woodstock. Rich Cooley/Daily (Read more)
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| House of Delegates candidate John Lesinski stands outside Strasburg High School on Tuesday. Rich Cooley/Daily (Read more)
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| House of Delegates incumbent, Todd Gilbert, stands outside the Central High School polling station in Woodstock. Rich Cooley/Daily (Read more)
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| House of Delegates incumbent, Todd Gilbert, chats with Gary Mowery, left, and Bert Sobers, both of Strasburg, outside the polls at Signal Knob Middle School in Strasburg on Tuesday. Rich Cooley/Daily (Read more)
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| House of Delegates candidate, John Lesinski, chats with a voter outside Strasburg High School on Tuesday. Rich Cooley/Daily (Read more)
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| House of Delegates Incumbent, Todd Gilbert, chats with Bert Sobers of Strasburg outside the polls at Signal Knob Middle School in Strasburg on Tuesday. Rich Cooley/Daily (Read more)
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| Shenandoah County Board of Supervisor incumbent, Sharon Baroncelli, speaks to a voter outside the polling station at Central High School in Woodstock on Tuesday. Rich Cooley/Daily (Read more)
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| Election official Erna Horne, of Woodstock, checks voters at the Central High School polling station. Horne wore a mask because she is fighting a cold. Rich Cooley/Daily (Read more)
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| Pam Chimento, wife of School Board candidate Mike Chimento, left, and Mark Prince, center, Shenandoah Board of Supervisors candidate, greet Sandra Farmer, of Toms Brook, outside the Toms Brook United Methodist Church polling station Tuesday. Rich Cooley/Daily (Read more)
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| Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors candidate, Mark Prince, chats with a voter outside Toms Brook United Methodist Church polling station Tuesday afternoon. Rich Cooley/Daily (Read more)
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| Shenandoah County Board of Supervisor incumbent, Sharon Baroncelli, talks on her cell phone outside the polling station at Central High School in Woodstock on Tuesday. Rich Cooley/Daily (Read more)
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| Shenandoah Board of Supervisors incumbent, Dennis Morris, chats with a voter while eating a sandwich outside the voting polls at Mt. Olive on Tuesday. Rich Cooley/Daily (Read more)
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| Shenandoah Board of Supervisors incumbent, Dennis Morris, chats with a voter while eating a sandwich outside the voting polls at Mt. Olive on Tuesday. Rich Cooley/Daily (Read more)
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| Timothy Hill, 2, of Strasburg, waves his flag after his family voted at Strasburg High School. Rich Cooley/Daily (Read more)
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| Matthew Hurd, 10, of Front Royal, feeds carrots to Allie, one of the mares at the Therapeutic Riding Center at Long Branch. Matthew and his 8-year-old brother, Daniel, have been taking lessons at the center since it opened in August. Dennis Grundman/Daily (Read more)
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| Therapeutic riding instructor Christie Rankin helps Daniel Hurd clean out Cupcake's hooves in the barn at Historic Long Branch. Dennis Grundman/Daily (Read more)
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| Matthew Hurd, 10, of Front Royal, brushes Allie the mare as volunteer Candice Quinn supervises recently at the Therapeutic Riding Center at Long Branch. Dennis Grundman/Daily (Read more)
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| Handley High School's Kara Dixon, center, spikes the ball past Skyline's Hannah Graham (10) and Natalie Freeman in Monday's Northwestern District volleyball tournament match in Front Royal. Dennis Grundman/Daily (Read more)
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| Skyline's Kristina Salazar (7) and Brooklyn Steele (3) turn back a spike attempt by Handley's Colleen Koppenhaver during Monday's Northwestern District volleyball tournament match in Front Royal. Handley won in five sets. Dennis Grundman/Daily (Read more)
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| Handley's Colleen Koppenhaver blocks a shot by Skyline's Courtney Massey. Dennis Grundman/Daily (Read more)
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| Cracker Barrel, Applebee's and T.G.I. Friday's are suing the town of Front Royal over the town's collection of a 4 percent meal tax in the U.S. 340-522 corridor. Dennis Grundman/Daily file (Read more)
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