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TOP STORIES
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Supervisors, school board to talk money Budget, Edinburg school plan among likely topics Monday Shenandoah County supervisors and members of the county school board will meet jointly Monday, a meeting likely to include a discussion about tax money. >> more... Will declining enrollment affect school funding? Comprehensive Plan edict based on annual increases Members of the Shenandoah County Planning Commission today will learn whether or not local governments are complying with the county comprehensive plan for development. >> more... Mowing during January not wacky, VDOT insists After watching a vanishing January in 70-degree weather, local residents need not be convinced that the winter of 2012 has been a mild one. >> more... Celebrating watchful neighbors It has been said that a good neighbor is one of the most effective crime prevention tools to have. >> more... Sigel’s defeat answered Woodstock woman’s prayer This is the third of a four-part series on Woodstock during the Civil War. The series is based on research of Richmond and Shenandoah Valley newspapers, personal archives and historical files, printed diaries and other sources. >> more...
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SPORTS
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Falcons’ improbable run ends Home crowd helpless n loss to Greene Dragons The number seven was not so lucky for Central’s girls basketball team Tuesday. >> more... Rams face tough test hosting Clarke Friday Strasburg’s boys won their fourth game in five outings Monday, overwhelming Rappahannock County 66-23. >> more... Sporting Goods, Not Guilty remain teams to beat Only two teams, Shenandoah Sporting Goods and Not Guilty, remain undefeated in Shenandoah Valley men’s league basketball and both are making their case for best team in the league and their division. >> more...
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