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Pop star Chris Brown, center, made an appearance at a recent EHS football game.
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Star studded
Win Sisson
Although the Trojans were narrowly defeated in their quest for the state football play-offs, their game in the mountains of Virginia last week included a special guest.
One of Essex High School's most famous alumni was on hand Nov. 29 to see EHS compete against Gretna: Entertainer Chris Brown (center) was there with his friend and fellow star, Rihanna.
See game photos and details under "sports."
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Lancaster taxes raised after property values rise
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7/2/2008 1:08:17 PM
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More tax on more value
By Starke Jett
Despite opposition to an effective 17 percent increase in the tax levy on real estate, last week the Lancaster County Board of Supervisors approved a motion to enact a rate of 42 cents per $100 of assessed value.
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Players entrap audience's attention with
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6/4/2008 1:20:58 PM
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Judging from the audience reaction on opening night May 31, The Westmoreland Players have another hit on their hands with their current production of Oscar Wilde's "The Importance of Being Earnest."
Wilde's work was intended to satirize the worst aspects of late...
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Residents aim to appeal shooting preserve decision
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6/4/2008 1:12:10 PM
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A group of Richmond County residents say they plan to file an appeal to the May decision of supervisors to approve a shooting preserve on Boswell Road.
Bill Northern of Warsaw mailed letters questioning the motives of Lee Sanders, Walter Ball and Randy Packett,...
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Shots fired into home on opening day
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11/19/2008 1:51:14 PM
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It was early morning on Saturday, Nov. 15 when the Richmond County SheriffÕs Office received a call of distress from a resident at 1722 Folly Neck Road.
Shots had been fired from about 100 yards away into a home,...
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Westmoreland County precincts fully reported
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11/4/2008 9:27:22 PM
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at 9:12 p.m.
With all seven Westmoreland County precints reporting, the presidential race there has been called 4,576 votes for Democrats Obama/Biden and 3,718 votes for Republicans McCain/Palin. The votes totaled about 55 percent for the democratic nominee...
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Wittman claims win in First District race
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11/4/2008 8:34:10 PM
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at 9:49 p.m.
Republican Rob Wittman's campaign is celebrating a victory. Officials there say with 56 percent of the vote in, Wittman has nearly 60 percent of the votes.
Contacted via phone minutes ago, Wittman said...
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Hope for abandned, injured wildlife
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10/29/2008 10:14:05 AM
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When a tree was cut down in Bobby Hale's Westmoreland Shores yard, his only thought was to prevent dead limbs falling on people's heads. He didn't know it would destroy some baby squirrel's home.
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Comprehensive plan committee gears up for public input
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10/29/2008 9:51:38 AM
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Richmond County residents will soon be asked to fill out a 75-question survey about the county.
The countyÕs comprehensive plan review committee approved the survey Monday night. The committee...
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Needy residents could have tax relief
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10/22/2008 12:26:22 PM
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During one of the leanest economic times in American history, elderly or disabled residents in nearly all of the Northern Neck counties have the option to apply for tax relief.
The only county in the region without...
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Former coach waives extradition
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10/22/2008 12:15:25 PM
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A man who had been wanted for more than two years after being convicted of distributing steroids to and molesting Lancaster High School wrestlers for over a year beginning in the spring of 2004 has been apprehended by police in Arizona.
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Vote planned on sex shop rules
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10/10/2008 10:51:45 AM
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After years of research and discussion, the Warsaw planning commission has forwarded to public hearing an ordinance regulating sexually orientated businesses. The ordinance, which was written in the form of a resolution, was drafted by town attorney William Lewis.
Its...
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Leaders seek to spread out elections
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10/10/2008 10:34:19 AM
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Warsaw town leaders are considering an amendment to the town charter to stagger the election of council members so that only four seats will be available every two years instead of eight.
On October 9 at 7 p.m. the Warsaw town council will hold a public meeting...
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Lancaster road at heart of public hearings
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10/2/2008 11:30:09 AM
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Residents of Irvington came out in force to voice their concern about a proposed road abandonment within the town limits at the regular Lancaster Board of Supervisors meeting on September 25.
A...
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Accident leads to power outages
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9/19/2008 5:44:58 PM
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Tappahannock Police Captain Chuck Davis directs traffic around the car accident near the Downing Bridge that injured two and caused power outages and traffic delays on September 15.
A single vehicle accident in Tappahannock at about 4 p.m. Monday afternoon caused delays during...
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Sex shop standards studied
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9/19/2008 5:42:17 PM
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The adoption of rules about where to allow sexually oriented businesses is nearing completion in Tappahannock and Warsaw. The conclusion comes after nearly two years of discussing the ordinance options.
Tappahannock's planning commission recommended approval of...
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Warsaw office, apartment plans falter
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9/10/2008 3:51:46 PM
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During a two hour discussion, a plan for a 12-unit apartment complex and neighboring residential office for the Community Services Board on Main Street in Warsaw hit a major stumbling block.
At...
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Thrift shop nets benefit for community
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9/3/2008 3:14:44 PM
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For more than 23 years, Granny's Attic on Main Street has been quietly serving the community by selling donated clothes and household items to raise money for charities. It also gives away clothes to needy folks like Haven residents, fire victims...
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Squad solution stalls
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9/3/2008 2:57:44 PM
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Months after county leaders discovered that the local rescue squad needed help, not enough squad leaders can be mustered to take action to get help.
In June, a transition from volunteer driven to county run rescue squad began in...
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Warsaw seeks face lift plan
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8/21/2008 12:19:34 PM
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Warsaw leaders unanimously approved appropriating funds in partnership with the county to initiate a survey aimed at revitalizing the town.
"I see it as the town investing in itself," said Town Manager John Slusser. "I think it is a good solid investment."
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County funds town revitalization
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8/21/2008 12:10:28 PM
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In an effort to draw more business to the area, Richmond County leaders decided last week to put some money where their mouths are. After years of failed attempts to attract industry or commercial growth to the area, supervisors voted 4-1 to spend up to $25,000 on a project designed...
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Veterans honored with naming of new bridge
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8/21/2008 12:07:58 PM
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A bridge that will span 815 feet across the northern banks of Cat Point Creek, a tributary of the Rappahannock River, could soon have final approval to be named in memory of the area's sole Korean War victim.
Richmond County Board of Supervisor's voted unanimously...
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Team of youth clean up Belle Isle
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8/13/2008 1:29:57 PM
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The Youth Conservation Corps Program is supported by the Virginia State Parks and provides youth from various backgrounds the chance to help clean and develop parks. Last weekend, Belle Isle State Park in Lancaster County hosted a graduation ceremony for participants of one the programs,...
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Warsaw considers banquet hall, density concepts
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8/2/2008 8:28:26 PM
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Warsaw Town Council
A new Warsaw business was considered by the town council at its July 10 meeting and will be the subject of an August 7 public hearing.
TNT Productions- Chan'nels Banquet Facility would like to open in the former T-Ray's Banquet Facility in Times Square...
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Green development on hold again
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7/23/2008 1:44:04 PM
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The largest residential development ever considered by the Lancaster planning commission, according to chairman David Jones, has been tabled for a second month despite repeated appeals by its proponent, David Donofrio.
The 740 acre King's Charter development, located in a rough...
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Series: From addiction to conviction
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7/2/2008 12:46:23 PM
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Lisa Veney's voice begins softly, wandering slightly as if unsure of its destination. But as she speaks of her mission, her words gather strength and direction.
"There are so many people out there who want to get out from under their addictions," she said. "It...
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Richmond County responds to lawsuit
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7/2/2008 12:21:27 PM
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During an extension of its regular June meeting, the Richmond County Board of Supervisors closed out the books on June 26.
Also during the June 26 meeting, County Administrator Bill Duncanson reported the status of the lawsuit against the county and supervisors...
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Pond sites sold
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6/26/2008 10:33:39 AM
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Developers of an 84-lot subdivision near the Haynesville state prison have wasted little time in marketing the idea to prospective home builders. The effort seems to have paid off, with reportedly "almost all" of the 40 lots of the first phase of land sales already off...
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Campaign season heats up
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6/26/2008 10:12:45 AM
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After a fall and winter that had more elections in the Northern Neck than ought to be Constitutionally permissible, with federal elections this fall, politicians are stirring again after giving the region several months' respite. Jim Gilmore, who is running for the US Senate turned...
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Catfish impact on crab population to be studied
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6/13/2008 10:55:51 AM
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Blue catfish are getting renewed attention and unprecedented interagency cooperation by scientists in charge of monitoring it.
The Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries (VDGIF) introduced the Mississippi native into the three primary rivers of the Commonwealth...
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Area News
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Mother found guilty of three counts of neglect
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11/19/2008 1:54:16 PM
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When their mother returned home after leaving six of her eight children unsupervised on March 29, she brought with her spicy cheese chips, a soft drink and some gum.
Social workers testified last week that the woman, now 35 and...
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Gov. Kaine anounces permanent preservation of Menokin
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11/18/2008 2:07:26 PM
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Governor Timothy M. Kaine announced today in Warsaw the permanent preservation of 172 acres at Menokin, a National Historic Landmark, in Richmond County. Menokin is the home of Francis "Lightfoot" Lee, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, and his wife, Rebecca...
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Neighbors urged to participate in grant project
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11/13/2008 8:57:46 AM
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Kilmarnock officials are running up against an application deadline of November 21 for a government assistance program that could rejuvenate and rehabilitate a lower income area of the town.
Town...
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Richmond County leans right
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11/4/2008 10:11:03 PM
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at 10 p.m.
With seven precincts reporting and a voter turnout of 75 percent, Richmond County voters supported the Republican presidential ticket of McCain/Palin with 2,092 votes, or about 56 percent.
Democratic...
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State election officials report record turnout
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11/4/2008 4:58:28 PM
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The following statement was provided by Ms. Susan Pollard, Director of Communications, State Board of Elections, at the 3:30 p.m. media briefing:
Virginia continues to experience record turnout at its polls statewide. Despite...
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Rainy weather doesn't deter voters
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11/4/2008 4:54:22 PM
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Early into the rainy morning on Election Day in the Northern Neck, it was clear voters wouldn't be deterred much by the weather.
"We've already seen a nearly 50 percent increase at midday," said Mickey Teese, an election official working at...
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Housing help could more than double
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10/29/2008 10:03:26 AM
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After having recently completed its eleventh home in two counties, the local branch of Habitat for Humanity could be upping the ante.
Stephanie Finklin, executive director of the Richmond Westmoreland...
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Crowds expected at polling places
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10/29/2008 10:00:00 AM
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A week out from the election, nobody is making many firm predictions about how the presidential election is going to go in the Northern Neck, but everybody agrees the voter turn-out is going to be huge.
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Pushing for parole changes
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10/29/2008 9:52:39 AM
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A non-profit group is questioning the decisions and ability of the state parole board. They plan to present a letter and petition signed by state legislators to Governor Tim Kaine before the end of October asking him to review and revise the...
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Keeping in touch
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10/29/2008 9:37:48 AM
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More than a dozen men and women gathered at the sheriff's office last week to thank employees there for checking up on them daily.
"If you need help, they'll come see about you," explained Warsaw resident Shirley...
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Couple seeks the paranormal
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10/22/2008 12:23:31 PM
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A Warsaw couple, Ken and Tanya Harrison have launched the Northern Neck Paranormal Investigation Project (NNPIP). Using modern electronic equipment they are researching unexplained manifestations in local area houses.
They...
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Both campaigns claim to lead local race
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10/22/2008 12:13:17 PM
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With two weeks to go, both candidates for Congress for Virginia's First District are talking a good game.
Incumbent Republican Rob Wittman (R-Montross)'s campaign manager Casey Wasserman said Monday that Wittman's...
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Area support builds for youth program
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10/22/2008 12:10:15 PM
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The Boys and Girls Club of the Northern Neck is readying a new facility with half a million dollars already donated or pledged toward the $1.5 million needed to complete the capital improvement project of the new club.
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Private security firm could resubmit concept
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10/10/2008 10:48:47 AM
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Since an Ohio based security firm retreated from its request to put a "law enforcement training facility" in upper Essex County weeks ago, it remains unclear if the O'Gara Group plans to pursue the concept further.
Dave Dolan, Tactical Operations Branch Manager,...
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Region engulfed by support for fire training center
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10/10/2008 10:19:29 AM
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"It looks like nothing you've ever seen before," warned Rappahannock Regional Fire Training Center Treasurer Robert Bailey as we drove toward Burgess.
The Kinsale firefighter was right.
Looming over a field in the midst of five acres of cut-over...
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Four years later, still new sewage treatment help
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10/2/2008 11:47:22 AM
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Some of Lancaster County's most needy families are waiting for finalization of a promised septic treatment plant, to be delivered as a perk from one of the area's most prestigious tourist developments.
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Living in the commerce park?
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10/2/2008 11:42:36 AM
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Next week, Richmond County leaders will consider carving off nearly half of the land they had set aside nearly a decade ago for industrial growth to house an apartment complex.
Nearly eight acres...
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Overnight road work in Warsaw
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10/2/2008 11:14:52 AM
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Many drivers navigating Warsaw's roadways might have been surprised by resurfacing work along portions of Hwy. 360 that began overnight on Tuesday.
According to Virginia Department of Transportation Warsaw Residency Administrator Sean Trapani, the work is expected...
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Main Street Kilmarnock road work planned this weekend
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9/26/2008 11:06:44 AM
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Road work will be underway on North Main Street in Kilmarnock beginning at 8 p.m. tonight. "VDOT has informed the Town today that the area from School Street to Farm and Home on N. Main Street will undergo repaving. The asphalt will be milled up beginning tonight," stated Lara N. Burleson,...
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740-acre housing concept gets first approval
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9/26/2008 10:55:57 AM
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After four months of deliberations by Lancaster county leaders, the "largest residential development ever considered" has gotten through the first stage of approvals. That's what planning commission chairman David Jones called the rezoning, which was sent to the Lancaster Board of Supervisors...
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Kilmarnock residents, leaders debate new town office details
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9/19/2008 5:49:10 PM
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Kilmarnock officials continue to investigate the options for a proposed town center complex. After a meeting on September 8, they left with more questions than answers.
Last week Jeff Stodghill and Jeff Bookwalter, architects with PMA Architects in Newport News,...
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Three vie for judge's seat
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9/19/2008 5:31:33 PM
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This Friday, the Northern Neck Bar Association will meet to decide who it will recommend as a replacement for C. Maston Davis the area's Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court judge for the past 12 years. Davis recently announced that he will retire effective Nov. 1.
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Squad workers threatened by opponents of county takeover
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9/10/2008 4:04:05 PM
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As tropical storm Hanna approached the east coast, there was a microburst of turmoil at the Richmond County Rescue Squad. On September 5 in a state of emergency, the county took over the operation of the troubled unit, which had been a privately run organization....
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Hanna causes little damage
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9/10/2008 3:55:23 PM
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According to area officials, no injuries and only minor damages were reported following the decent of the remnants of tropical storm Hanna on Sept. 6 in the Northern Neck.
Northumberland Sheriff...
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New bridge soars over rusted remains
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9/10/2008 3:49:48 PM
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Construction crews were busy last week breaking rock on the approach road and dismantling the old Cat Point Bridge on Route 624 near Warsaw. Along with preparing for the late October opening of the new bridge, they were also readying for tropical...
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Emergency services at heart of tonight's special meeting
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9/8/2008 1:31:03 PM
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Richmond County's Board of Supervisors have called a special meeting to be held tonight, September 8 to discuss the provision of emergency services to county residents.
According to County Administrator Bill Duncanson, the meeting was suggested by supervisors...
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Driver hospitalized after accident
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9/3/2008 3:10:11 PM
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A single vehicle accident on Route 640 sent Clara Mae Balderson of Warsaw to Riverside Tappahannock Hospital with minor injuries on August 29 around noon.
Virginia State Trooper Justin Barrack said that the gold Kia Rio was traveling south...
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Why gas costs more in Warsaw
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9/3/2008 3:02:24 PM
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No matter which direction gas prices take, the signs in Warsaw consistently show prices about a dime more per gallon than the cost in Tappahannock.
The difference has boggled local residents and visitors alike. Just why are gas...
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Pier request not approved
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9/3/2008 2:56:11 PM
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Greg Packett didn't win approval of a 16-slip community pier along Tostukey Creek from Richmond County's Wetlands Board on August 28, but the denial of his application was less than resounding.
With four of the five-member board...
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Essex County leaders promote airport
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9/3/2008 2:41:11 PM
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The Tappahannock Essex Regional Airport will celebrate its first birthday on September 6 with an open house. The new facility has experienced some growing pains over the first year, but airport authority finance co-chairman Howard Reisinger is nurturing the field's reputation...
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Sunsets on fair
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8/27/2008 4:43:24 PM
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Although final counts are forthcoming, organizers are already saying this year's fair was one of the biggest yet.
Kelly Liddington, Richmond County Extension Agent and leader of the local Fair Committee reported that there were...
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Two inmates hospitalized after assaults
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8/13/2008 1:32:54 PM
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Two inmates were hospitalized last week after an assault in a housing unit at the Northern Neck Regional Jail.
According to Jail Administrator, Jeffrey Frazier, the incident took place around 6:30 p.m. on August 7 in the D-pod of the jail. He said that Stanley...
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Fun filled festivities
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8/13/2008 1:20:41 PM
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Naija Wright, Vivian Wright and Ariana Perkins of Kilmarnock enjoy the ferris wheel at the 73rd Annual Fireman' s Carnival in Kilmarnock. The carnival is one of the oldest in the country and is totally run by volunteers, family and friends from the fire department,...
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Builder awaits arson trial
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8/13/2008 1:05:12 PM
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A Bowling Green man is facing trial later this month for five felony counts involving the burning of a Lancaster County home that he built and the receipt of subsequent insurance payments.
Christopher Flora is a Caroline County builder who was arrested...
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Top of the class
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8/7/2008 12:45:43 PM
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After collecting their water samples for the testing that afternoon, a half dozen middle and elementary school teachers from the region participating in a teacher workshop followed Rappahannock River Valley National Wildlife Refuge interns Rosalind Wu and Dominique Norman across the...
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Warsaw officials tour sewer plant progress
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8/2/2008 7:53:14 PM
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Warsaw town officials were treated to a tour of the progress on the new waste water treatment plant on Wellford Wharf Road on July 24. It was the first time new town council members Paul Crews and Chris Ambrose has seen the facility. The other new councilman, Mac Lowery, did not join...
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Shooting claims teen's life
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7/23/2008 1:28:46 PM
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A 19-year-old Westmoreland County resident was reportedly shot to death on Sunday morning, investigators said after the weekend.
O'Prentis s Benjamin Ball of Tavern Run Road passed away on July 20, the victim of an alleged shooting that occurred around in...
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Fire station nears occupancy
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7/23/2008 12:55:50 PM
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Volunteers creating Richmond County Volunteer Fire Department Company 3 learned at their meeting Monday night that their longtime efforts to bring a fire station to their rural community are within sight of paying off.
Greg Baker, the county's part-time coordinator...
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Plane crashes in Essex County
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7/16/2008 9:56:24 AM
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Two people were injured in a plane crash on July 15 near the Tappannock - Essex Airport and Federal Aviatio Administration officials were already investigating the incident.
The 1980 single-engined Starduster SA300 biplane took off from the airport just after 3:30 p.m. when an eyewitness...
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Longtime Warsaw leader honored
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7/2/2008 1:18:58 PM
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Dozens of Warsaw residents took time to say thanks to a long time leader and former mayor, Robert. W. Lowery, during a ceremony on June 26. The town offices were named for Lowery, who served as the mayor from 1975-1990 and along with serving in WWII has been active with the fire department,...
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Montross teen dies in car crash
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7/2/2008 1:00:14 PM
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A teenager from Montross, Kameron Napier was killed Sunday afternoon about 3:30 p.m. when the pick-up truck he was driving lost control and flipped over on Rt. 621 Chesnut Hill Road about a mile from Rt. 624 Newland Road in Richmond County.
Two...
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Ospreys' nest renovated
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7/2/2008 12:15:16 PM
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We were just about finishing lunch at the Rappahannock River Valley National Wildlife Refuge when a call came in from concerned citizen that a nest containing 3 young ospreys (Pandion haliaetus) had slid off its platform and was floating in the water near the mouth of Cat Point Creek...
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Local youth program gets major funding boost
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6/26/2008 10:05:59 AM
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Local officials and youth joined Wal-Mart manager Charles Richards at the most recently built Richmond Westmoreland County Habitat for Humanity home near Farnham to transfer an oversized check for $100,000 to the YouthBuild program, an adjunct of Employment Resources Inc. (ERI) located...
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Bush proclaims homeownership month
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6/13/2008 11:02:18 AM
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For many Americans, owning a home represents freedom, independence, and the American dream. During National Homeownership Month, we highlight the benefits of owning a home and encourage our fellow citizens to be responsible homeowners.
My Administration is committed...
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Driving force
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6/11/2008 5:00:21 PM
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For a half century Beulah Garner has driven school buses. Since 1957 she has ferried precious cargo, school children, to and from classes in Richmond County.
She was 17 when she started driving for the school system. She also drove for Woodland Academy for a few years before...
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Waterman files suit against fisheries commission
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6/4/2008 1:31:43 PM
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In a David versus Goliath struggle, a lifelong Virginia waterman has taken legal action against the recent closing of the winter crab dredging grounds near the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay.
The grounds were closed by the Virginia Marine Resources Commission (VMRC) in Newport...
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Red Cross could lose Northumberland Chapter
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6/4/2008 1:22:47 PM
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The Northumberland Chapter of the American Red Cross may permanently lose its charter if a replacement for retiring director Joan Clements is not found quickly.
Clements has been the volunteer director for the last 15 years. Her last day was June 1.
The chapter was...
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Sports
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Trojans out of state competition
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12/3/2008 3:22:42 PM
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Essex High School Trojans battled the defending state champions in high school football, the Gretna High School Hawks on Nov. 29 in a thriller decided only in the final seconds. Gretna advanced to the state championship with a 45-40 win.
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Hubert crowned homecoming queen
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10/29/2008 10:18:22 AM
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Students in Richmond County schools had a flurry of excitement and activities leading up to this year's RHS homecoming game on Oct. 24. Unfortunately, the support didn't result in a win.
The Raiders lost to rivals Washington & Lee Eagles, 41-10. The JV...
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They've got spirit
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10/2/2008 11:34:36 AM
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Rappahannock High School fall 2008 cheerleaders include BreShauna Brown, Vanessa Callis, Ashley Chapman, Travina Cooper, Ashlee Cox, Jane Douglas, Rebecca Henry, Chandler Margrave, Jacque Maupin, LeighAnna Morris, Aysia Parker, Geneda Parker,...
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Grid Iron Roundup
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9/19/2008 5:29:56 PM
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NORTHERN NECK DISTRICT VARSITY FOOTBALL
Washington & LeeEAGLES
3-0
OPEN on Sept. 12
Plays at James Monroe Sept. 19
Colonial BeachDRIFTERS
2-1
Beat Chalres...
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Varsity football prepares for Surry County
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9/19/2008 5:27:43 PM
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Adding another loss to their now 1-2 season, the Rappahannock Raiders couldn't recover from mistakes they made in West Point on Sept. 12. West Point took the victory from the Raiders in RHS's first away game in a 34-0 shut out.
Coach William West said...
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