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If you never push yourself to the limits, how do you know what your limits are? Ill always have two families my biological one and my athletic one. Eric Hawes on the importance of both family and athletics to personal development

Wildcats greet 2011 Shiflett Hall of Fame inductees


The Warren County High SchoolLawrence Sweeney Shiflett Athletic Hall of Fame committee recently announced its Class of 011. The Induction Ceremony was held on Friday Oct. 7, at halftime of the Liberty vs. Warren County Varsity football game (oh, those turnovers). on, x Group AA State Runner Up (11 lbs.) and 001 Group AA State Champion (119 lbs.). Eric wrestled at the University of Virginia and earned a B.S. in Psychology in 005. Quote from Eric: If you never push yourself to the limits, how do you know what your limits are? At the Oct. 7 reception, Hawes added, Ill always have two families my biological one and my athletic one. always get what you always got. During the Hall of Fame reception Seemiller acknowledged a lot of help from others in the Wildcat athletic and wrestling community and the years fellow inductee Eric Hawes dramatic, last-second state championship match win took from him. Jackson, Diane OBannon, Lisa Ramos, Robin Richardson, Melissa Rudacille, Tiffany Sandy, Angie Schuster, Kelly Tharpe, and Julie Yeabower. Coaches: Bob Mason-Head Coach and Michael Whitehouse-Assistant Coach In accepting for the team, Coach Mason referenced the hard work and dedication of not just his championship teams, but all of them Some teams are special; some teams win more you just cant explain it. He also pointed out that the 85 team lost four of nine starters, including the key pitcher and catcher positions, from the 84 team that also won a state tile and preceded the 85 team into the Shiflett Hall of Fame by one year. And that 86 team so close and yet so far away.

Rodger Seemiller - Coach

Slapping on a half-nelson (with a little media prompting) on way to reception, inductee Eric Hawes exhibits ongoing dominance over fellow inductee and his former coach Rodger Seemiller.

Eric Hawes - 2001 Athlete

Eric was a four year letter winner in wrestling with 13 career victories, most pins in a season with 9, most pins in a career with 101, and most career titles with 16. In addition, he was a 3x Northwestern District Champion, 3x Region II Champi-

Rodger earned his B.S. degree in Physical Education in 1979 from University of Maryland. In 1988, he joined the Wildcat staff as a Health/ Physical Education teacher and wrestling assistant. He served as an assistant until 1999, when he became the Head Wrestling coach for WCHS. He served as the head wrestling coach through 006. His career duals record was 18 wins with 34 losses. His teams won the Northwestern District Championships in 000, 001, 003, 004, and 005. They were Region II Runner-up in 000, 001, 00 and won the Region in 003. He has coached 15 All State wrestlers, was named Northern Virginia Daily Wrestling Coach of the Year in 001 and WCHS Coach of the year in 003. Quote from Rodger: If you always do what you always did, you will

Dale Henrys sister Cathie Fox and Mike Ford. Ford accepted induction for his late teammate, best friend and now fellow inductee Dale Henry.

Dale Henry - 1978 - Athlete (Posthumous)

Coach Bob Mason shares a moment with his 1985 softball team third baseman Robin Richardson at Oct. 7 reception.

Dale starred for the Wildcats in football, basketball and baseball while participating in the Key Club, Varsity Club, and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Lettering numerous times

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Athletics is an opportunity to make memories that last forever. Bob Myers


through his career and serving as team baseball and football captain in 1978, he help led the Wildcats to a Group AA State Runner-up finish in baseball. He played in the 1978 Virginia High School Coaches Association All-Star Baseball game. In addition in 1978, he was named WCHS MVP in baseball, Northern Virginia Dailys Most Outstanding Athlete in Baseball and WCHS Golden Helmet Award recipient. He earned All Northwestern District honors in football (Quarterback). He attended and played baseball at Seminole Jr. College (Florida) and Hagerstown Jr. College. In addition, he served four years in the United States Marine Corp. Quote from a poem Dale wrote as a senior: Were proud to be Wildcats because there are only a few of us that are true Wildcats. Think about it and Im sure you will find the dedicated are one of a kind. Accepting for Henry, former teammate and fellow Hall of Fame member Mike Ford said, He was my best friend in life he would give you the shirt off his back. sports: three in basketball, two in football, two in tennis, and two in track & field, serving as a captain of both the basketball and football teams. He participated in WCHS Key Club, Interact Club, Student Government Association, and the National Honor Society. In his senior year, he earned 1st Team All District in football, All Area honors in basketball and football, WCHS Most Outstanding Athlete Award and the Virginia High School League Group AA Male Achievement Award. Jeremy played football at the University of Virginia and earned a degree in Economics in 00. Quote from Jeremy: In my experience, those who succeed in life are the ones who embrace the hard work and challenges that others avoid. At the reception Myers thanked the coaches who coached me and the teachers that taught me in referencing the role of high school and

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Robert Bob Myers Contributor

As proud mom Mary Jane listens, Jeremy Myers explains the importance of his high school years and the positive role of athletics in that experience.

Jeremy Myers - 1998 - Athlete

Bob earned his B.S. degree in Physical Education from Salem College in 1969 and his Masters Degree in Sports Medicine from the University of Virginia. He served WCHS as a Health and Physical Education teacher from 1969 to 1989. He also served as head varsity football and track & field coach. He coached numerous All District, All Region, and All State Athletes. In 1990, he was appointed as WCHS Athletic Director and served in that role until 001. In 001, he accepted the position of Athletic Director at Loudoun Valley High School and served until his retirement in 005.

1985 softball assistant coach and current WC secondary school teacher of the year Mike Whitehouse, left, greets inductee Bob Myers. Quote from Bob: Athletics is an opportunity to make memories that last forever. On Oct. 7, Myers reflected on those memories and his move to Warren County and Warren County High School 42 years ago. It was a move that shaped most of his adult life in very special ways, Myers said.

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Based upon our review, the Commonwealth feels that a Reckless Driving charge is strongly supported by the evidence and we have elected to prosecute that charge in lieu of the charge of Driving While Intoxicated. press release of WC Commonwealths Attorneys Office

Angles DUI charge amended to reckless driving


Trial date of Nov. 8 set for 42-year-old championship wrestler
By Roger Bianchini Warren County Report During an Oct. 4 hearing to set a trial date in the DUI case of championship wrestler Kurt Angle, Assistant Warren County Commonwealths Attorney Michael Fleming told the court the original charge was being amended to Reckless Driving. As noted in a press release explaining the decision to prosecute the amended charge, both charges are Class One misdemeanors carrying the same potential sentence and fine of up to 1 months in jail and not more than $,500. A trial date on the amended charge of reckless driving was set for  PM on Tuesday, Nov. 8. Angle is represented by Todd Gilbert, a former assistant prosecutor in the Warren County Commonwealths Attorneys Office and current 15th District House delegate to the Virginia General Assembly, who now practices law with the Front Royal firm of Pond, Athey, Athey & Pond. Based upon our review, the Commonwealth feels that a Reckless Driving charge is strongly supported by the evidence and we have elected to prosecute that charge in lieu of the charge of Driving While Intoxicated, the press release stated. Prosecution of the original charge was hampered by the lack of an admissible breath test showing the 4year-old Angle was over the legal limit of .08 blood alcohol content (BAC). While Angle blew a .091 in a field breathalyzer test, those tests are not admissible in court due to inaccuracy issues of as much as .05. Angles result in a legally-admissible breathalyzer test administered later at Front Royal Police headquarters was .06, which is two-tenths under the legal limit for BAC. Angle, a past U.S. Olympic wrestling champion (1996) and holder of multiple professional wrestling championship belts over a 14-year career in the WWE, WWF and TNA, was arrested after being pulled over driving eastbound near the Linden exit in Warren County on Sept. 4 following an appearance at the Shenandoah County Fair. Virginia State Police Trooper C. R. Scally was alerted to be on the lookout for a white Ford Taurus driving erratically eastbound. Dispatch noted that another motorist had called in a report on the vehicle while following it on I-66 through Warren County. The trooper identified the suspect vehicle and pulled it just east of Exit 13 after following it for about a half mile and ascertaining that it was being driven erratically, according to the warrant. Angle produced a Pennsylvania drivers license and admitted to drinking three beers. The trooper wrote in his report that Angle performed miserably in a series of field sobriety tests involving eye movement, alphabet, number counting and balance. After taking the series of field tests Angle consented to a PBT (Preliminary Blood Test) that, while not admissible in court, can add to the basis for arrest and further legal and courtadmissible testing. Trooper Scally wrote that after a prescribed 0-minute wait to assure the absence of residual alcohol in the mouth impacting the BAC reading, four breathalyzer tests were administered beginning at 1:10 AM with only the .06 reading being achieved. Despite the lack of a valid and admissible breath test, based on his observations of the other administered field sobriety tests, the trooper booked Angle for DUI at 1:59 AM Sunday morning, Sept. 4. The 4-year-old Angle is one of the most successful amateur and professional wrestlers of his generation. He was a 1996 Olympic gold medalist in heavyweight freestyle and is TNA World Champion in an unprecedented fifth title reign. Wikipedia describes Angle as one of only four people to complete the amateur wrestling grand slam of winning the Junior National, the NCAAs, the World Championship, and Olympic title. He was named one of the top 15 college wrestlers of all time by USA Wrestling and has also been named the greatest shoot wrestler.

25-million-dollar man killed in 4-wheeler accident


By Roger Bianchini Warren County Report A man reported by acquaintances to have won a $5-million lottery about 18 years ago was killed in a 4-wheeler accident near or on his Poca Bella neighborhood property on Sept. 30. According to Warren County Sheriff s Office investigators 56-year-old Lee Jonathan Dubin was riding a 4-wheeler, accompanied by an unidentified friend on another 4-wheeler when he apparently lost control of his vehicle. Dubin and his vehicle were located about 00 feet down a ravine that was part of a four-wheeler trail with a considerable downgrade. The initial call reporting the accident was received at 6:31 PM. Units from the Warren County Fire and Rescue Department along with Warren County Sheriff s Office responded to the call. Dubin was pronounced dead at the scene. The precise cause of death is pending a report from the Northern Virginia Office of the Chief State Medical Examiner. The sheriff s office verified that Dubins son Michael, 5, paralyzed in an auto accident a number of years ago according to neighbors, was living with his father at the time of the accident. Dubin is also survived by a second son, Gabriel, 1, and an ex-wife, Kelly. One friend described Dubin as the guy on the 4 wheeler at the end of the river where you come back to land when tubing from Gooney Creek. Hed be on the other side of the river talking your head off a very personable guy. Everyone at the canoe company knew him and his dogs. The accident is still under investigation and anyone with information is asked to call Warren County Sheriff s Office investigator Ray Fogle at (540) 635-7100.

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about the need for fairness then lets talk about fairness, shall we? Is it fair that, due to this governments reckless spending and debt accumulation, my 1 year old daughter and 7 month old son are already indebted to the tune of approximately $48,000 each, which their share of the current national debt? Is it fair that Americans are forced to pay into a Social Security program instead of being able to use that money to finance their retirements on their own (not to mention the fact that Social Security will be bankrupt by the time I retire anyway)? Is it fair that the good people of this country live in constant fear of the threat of terrorist attacks due to this governments interventionist foreign policy and countless overseas military occupations (a condition the C.I.A. has called blowback)? These questions represent the type of debates that we should be having about fairness, not this frivolous squabbling over some fictitious number regarding a fair share of the tax burden. Jason Hartsell Front Royal (Managing Editors note: - my briefest in response to a letter from this reader, I promise - In our recent debate on these pages Mr. Hartsell has established that his perspective is that not only is the existence of the federal government bad and unnecessary, but also that any governmental regulation of big business or interference with the accumulation of vast wealth plunders the rich and destroys America, despite any evidence to the contrary.) health, bankruptcy and early death for thousands of Americans. I cannot reconcile Americas Christian values with the nations health care reality. Thus I want to share the story of How Canada Got Its Health Plan. The major players are the farm folk and politicians of the Canadian prairie in the 1950s. People were losing their farms and land to health care costs. Politician Tommy Douglas, a Baptist preacher and boxer turned politician, believed that health care should be made available to everyone. An advocate of social gospel politics, Douglas and his colleagues laid the foundation for the 196 launch of universal health care in Saskatchewan. Douglas then expanded the initiative as a federal member of parliament. Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker, also a prairie politician and leader of the Conservative Party, agreed with Douglas. However the Conservatives lost power in the next election to Mike Pearson and the Liberal Party. Pearsons government initiated a crown commission - a series of consultative meetings held across the country. In 1966 the national health care program began. A sigh of relief was heard from sea to sea. No longer did people have to worry that a loved ones illness could cause economic crisis; or realize that family assets couldnt buy adequate health care. How could Canada afford it? Four reasons spring to mind: One, Canada was not building an extensive highway system; two, Canada did not have a military budget proportional to the U.S.; three, Canada was rich with energy and food resources; and four, there was bipartisan collaboration. But whatever the reasons, what sticks with me is this - Canadas health care program, with costs split 50/50 between provincial and federal governments, demonstrates compassion and empathy in its application of Do Unto Others and Love Thy Neighbor. Where theres a will, theres a way. Yours truly, Leslie Fiddler (a Canadian-American) Front Royal

Thanks from St. Lukes


Editor, From one humble board member to our caring Warren County community, the staff and the many volunteers of St Luke Community Clinic, Id like to extend a super thank you for a very successful benefit this past September 4th. Residents, businesses and organizations joined together to give of their time, talents, services, and yes, their money to help those without insurance obtain first class health care. Outstanding donations, from the antique VW Beetle donated by our new director, Dr. Glenn Burdick and his wife, to the date night basket with coupons from over 50 area restaurants and put together by fundraising chair and office manager, Cheri Merchant competed for attention with art, sculpture, historic memorabilia, and a myriad of other items all of which had been meticulously organized and catalogued by volunteer coordinator, Cher Kennedy. Chairman of the Executive Board, Dr. Thomas Rhyne, one of the founders himself, recognized the contributions of those first caregivers including Dr. Furadoon Irani and Dr. Jack Landis, who began the clinic in the basement of a small church and nurtured it to become the provider it is today. During the video presentation, one could almost hear the desperation and need in those silent voices of hope and gratitude from clinic patients whose written words scrolled across the screen. The importance of everyones ticket was noted as each $50 contribution will translate into $300 of medications and services. The plentiful catered buffet dishes from the Apple House and the volunteer contributions on the dessert table were presented decoratively among the more than thirty flower arrangements donated by five of the areas garden clubs. The Shenandoah Valley Chorus of Sweet Adelines In-

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ternational entertained us with their rich flowing harmony. And of course, auctioneer Tom Eshelman made us reach deep into our pockets with his lively lures! This was a benefit for our wonderful free clinic, but in the end, sharing an early fall evening with friends and neighbors for such a worthy cause benefited all who were there. Diane Kline Middletown, WC

Whos fair?
Editor, On Monday, September 19th Barack Obama gave a speech demanding that the rich pay their fair share of the tax burden. This term fair share is a really vague phrase that politicians have been throwing around for a while now. Now despite my belief that (A) ALL taxation is theft, and the fact that (B) the top 10% percent of all wage earners already pay 70% of the tax burden, I have to ask: Can someone please tell me what exactly constitutes a fair share and give me the formula they used to come up with such a number? Fuhrer Obama and his left-wing comrades will claim that the fair share for the rich is 60%, 70%, 80%, etc. of their gross incomes. Of course these numbers are arbitrary and meaningless. To come up with a fair share of the tax burden for anyone - not just the rich - would require endless calculations of how much each individual used public goods and services in relation to how much everyone else used those same goods and services. This, obviously, would be impossible. But for Obama to claim that a particular individual owes the government more money than his neighbor by virtue of his higher paying job is unreasonable and preposterous. Since Obama is so concerned

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Strasburg newspaper puts itself up for sale


By Dan McDermott Warren County Report The Northern Virginia Daily, a newspaper based in Shenandoah County, announced on its website Oct. 7 that its owners intended to offer it for sale. Employees were called to a special meeting by Editor John Horan prior to the public announcement and informed of the decision, according to the newspaper. Horan said a firm in Gaithersburg, MD would assist in locating a buyer. That firm may be W. B. Grimes and Company, a major broker of newspapers and radio and television stations, although the Daily is not currently listed among its properties for sale. Although parties involved are understandably tight-lipped, one potential regional buyer might be Wheeling, West Va.-based Ogden Newspapers, publisher of The Journal in Martinsburg and 39 other newspapers and several magazines and other publications. A purchase by Winchesterbased Byrd Newspapers would appear unlikely since the conservative Byrds and the liberal Daily ownership dont exactly get along. The Daily is owned by Pat and Dee Keister, age 79 and 84. Their family entered the business March 6, 191 when E. E. Keister purchased the weekly Strasburg News for $6,000, according to a history published to commemorate the Dailys 75th anniversary. Most paid dailies across the country have suffered in recent years due to what seems like a never-ending recession, but also because the internet has made so much news available for free. The Daily puts most of its content online for free, a decision also made by many other papers. The problem with that is while a papers website may be quite popular, the revenue generated from websites, despite the low cost to provide, pales in comparison to that from print. The major factor is that most visitors to a website will scan the stories and read one or a few and then move on to another site. With a print product in your hand, most readers will scan every page of the paper and be exposed to every ad. No price for the paper has been announced but in addition to their real estate, the company owns a Goss Urbanite web offset printing press which is likely worth about $-5 million as it sits. According to the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the Dailys average circulation was 13,318 (primarily in Shenandoah County) for the six months ending March 31, 011. The Dailys announcement

ended on an optimistic note, with General Manager Elizabeth Smoot saying the intent was to save as many jobs as possible while preserving news coverage. This is a beginning, a new beginning. This is not a fire sale. This is not a bankruptcy. This is not a closing of this organization that has been around almost 80 years. This is just a new day, she said. (Dan McDermott publishes Warren County Report, Frederick County Report and The Lynchburg Times.)

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Couple killed on Drive when motorcycle crashes

A husband and wife from Warrenton were killed in a motorcycle-car accident near milepost seven on Skyline Drive at the Gooney Run Overlook on Sunday, Oct. 9. According to Shenandoah National Park spokesperson Karen BeckHerzog, both Stephen M. Runfalo, 59, and his wife Calexandra D. Runfalo, 54, died as a result of injuries suffered in the accident. The accident occurred when the 001 Suzuki motorcycle driven by Mr. Runfalo went out of control while traveling southbound and struck a northbound Honda Accord. There were no injuries to occupants of the Honda. Warren County Fire & Rescue got the dispatch call at 4:15 PM and arrived at the scene within 1 to 15 minutes. When they arrived both accident victims were in cardiac arrest and were receiving CPR from Park Rangers. County EMT responders took over and were able to get pulses back. Medical evacuation helicopters were dispatched to the accident site and both victims were transported from the scene. Mrs. Runfalo went to Warren Memorial Hospital where she was pronounced dead. Mr. Runfalo was flown to Winchester Medical Center and died there. The National Park Service handled the accident investigation. No charges were forthcoming.

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Breast Cancer Awareness

From the battle to life beyond that first encounter


One survivor tells her story of war of a different kind with cancer
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By Kevin S. Engle Warren County Report Monday morning. Tuesday morning. It doesnt matter. Its any weekday morning and Im on my way to work. You (annoyed): Come on man! Cant you drive any faster? Id like to get there today! Me (stressed): Yes, I can, but I dont want to. And you will get there today. You (more annoyed): For Gods sake, you dont have to stop! Theres nobody coming! Go! Me (more stressed): Sorry, but youre supposed to stop first and then turn right on red. You (quite annoyed): Why dont you learn how to drive #@#$%^%#@@! Me (stressed out): Why dont you learn how to drive #@#$%^%#@@! Dont you just love it when youre behind me? Me neither. The first three miles of my morning commute are my least favorite. The road twists and turns as it snakes its way down the mountain. My brother says its a hill, but thats another story. I wait until Im sure there arent any headlights coming my way before pulling out of the driveway. But it never fails. Within 10 seconds, theres a car behind me, drafting on my bumper. I thought NASCAR was only on weekends? The speed limit is 35 miles per hour. Other than me and the 95 year old who lost his license last year after trying to drive up a tree, no one else seems to pay much attention to that. Come to think of it, even he gave me the finger once. There are six different spots on the road where I can pull over to let someone pass. And Ive used every one of them. I reach one and do just that. When the coast is clear, I pull out and try again. And 15 seconds later, theres another car on my bumper. Eventually, I make it to the bottom of the mountain, followed by a long line of unhappy neighbors. The fun continues when I reach the interstate. My Ford SUV goes from 0 to 50 in 5.2 seconds. But not when Im driving. It takes me 7.9. Minutes. Im all about good gas mileage. The guy behind me is about to have a coronary because hes been tailing me for awhile. And thats why he swerves into the passing lane as soon as we merge on to the highway. Him (steaming): #$#^%#@! Me (agitated): Have a nice day. Him (boiling): $%^%#@@! Me (more agitated): $#!@! By the time I finally do get to work, I need a nap and a Valium to calm my nerves. I settle for a beer instead. Not true. Since its breakfast time, I go for orange juice and vodka. When I share my days driving adventures with my wife, shes always amazed. You have more troubles than anyone I know. Maybe so, but Ive never driven up a tree. Not yet anyway.

Survivor Sandy Schwalb, right, and daughter Michelle Morton at the Komen Race for the Cure held on June 4, 2011 in Washington D.C. By Sandy Schwalb Special to WC Report My father was a disabled WWII veteran and my brother served during the Vietnam conflict. My husband was in the Army during Vietnam and spent 0-plus years in the Navy. I never joined the military, but I have been in a battle. Mine was fighting breast cancer, which was diagnosed in May 004. And so far well, I am still here. I received my cancer diagnosis at work, May 7, 004. The radiologist called with my biopsy result. I dont remember anything past malignant cells But once the crying stopped and the poor, poor pitiful me routine grew stale, my husband Steve helped me begin to see my life not as a victim, but a survivor. More and more we hear of men being diagnosed with breast cancer. However, the American Cancer Society reports that women are still 100 times more likely than men to be diagnosed with the disease. It is a high profile womans disease, which is quite evident through the marketing of pink ribbons, shirts, tote bags, and baseball caps to name just a few items. In fact, major league baseball (my sport of choice) has breast cancer awareness activities at all ballparks on Mothers Day. It is quite a treat to see baseball players using pink bats or wearing pink ribbons on

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Kunstler, Marsh featured at courthouses 75th


By Roger Bianchini Warren County Report Warren County celebrated the 75th Anniversary of the Warren County Courthouse with a ceremony on the courthouse lawn during the Festival of Leaves on Saturday, Oct. 8. In addition to the unveiling of the Mort Kunstler painting On to the Shenandoah commissioned for the event and the associated year-long celebration of Warren Countys 175th anniversary, the featured speaker was John O. Marsh, Jr., former Secretary of the Army and 7th District Congressman. Renowned Civil War artist Kunstlers latest work, On to the Shenandoah was commissioned by Jeff and Sondra LeHew. It depicts Stonewall Jackson in front of the old Warren County Courthouse pushing his troops through the streets of Front Royal to gain control of the strategic bridge over the Shenandoah River to cut off any Union advance to Winchester. It is planned as the first of a two-part series honoring the role Front Royal and Warren County played in Stonewall Jacksons Valley

Crowd mingles following celebration of the 75th annivesary of the WC Courthouse. Mort Kunstlers painting On to the Shenandoah depicting Gen. Stonewall Jackson leading his troops in front of the old courthouse building during the Battle of Front Royal was unveiled in front of the newer courthouse now on the site. Campaign. The artist and Jeff LeHew unveiled the painting at the conclusion of the ceremony. Kunstler also signed prints of his works at 131 East Main Street from 10 AM to 3 PM surrounding his appearance at the courthouse ceremonies. On to the Shenandoah is the second recent Kunstler original painting depicting an incident of the Civil War occurring in Front Royal. The first was The Autograph Seekers of Bel Air illustrating an incident of Robert E. Lees passing through town and stopping to rest and water his staff s horses at the LeHew house overlooking mid-town Front Royal. Secretary Marsh spoke about the role of places and events in giving people a sense of their history. This building is an important symbol of our values and our sense of justice, Marsh said of the Warren County Courthouse, and in fact any courthouse. He then quoted two important messages gracing the entrance to a federal courthouse just 70 miles to our east. On one side it says What is past is prologue. On the other it states Learn from the past. These are lessons not only for Warren County but for our nation, Marsh said.

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Marsh pointed to the experience of two divisions, the First Maryland, Maryland and the First Maryland, Virginia during the Battle of Front Royal. That encounter was the only one in U.S. history in which two divisions from the same state fought each other bringing friend against friend; brother against brother; and father against son. It was an illustration of how deep the feelings about the Union were on both sides It is a sad thing too when you have those decisions to make, Marsh said. Marsh also described how later those two units, designated the Blue and Gray units of the 9th Division, would fight together under the federal banner during both World War I and World War II. So that is part of a heritage that goes back over 100 years. Perhaps ironically, Marsh pointed out that division is now posted in Afghanistan, in what is now the longest war in U.S. history. Leading up to the 11:30 AM ceremony, the Courthouse was open to the public for tours from 10 AM to 11:30 AM. To accommodate those tours the actual front door of the courthouse facing East Main Street was open to the public, an event we considered of some historical import in its own right. Over the last two years the only usable entrance to the courthouse has been the former side entrance on South Royal Avenue. The entrance changes and closure was part of a move to increased electronic scrutiny of all persons entering the courthouse an unhappy sign of increased concerns over security, violence and terrorism in the modern world. If you have any questions about Warren Countys Anniversary events or available merchandise, please contact Brandy Rosser at (540) 6364600. (Some info from a release)

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I like Afghans very much. You just cant help it. Theyre that nice. I still stay in communication with many If we could bring village elders here for two week visits we could affect a sea of change in Afghanistan. photographer and USAID worker Jay Buckner

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A basic humanity that transcends the superficial in day-to-day life

By Roger Bianchini Warren County Report A photo exhibit on display at Samuels Public Library throughout October led us to a conversation with the photographer, Jay Buckner of Warren County. The photos depict the people and daily life of Afghanistan, a nation in which America is now engaged in the longest war in our national history 10 years and counting. And while we are told, as we often are with the other major war the U.S. has been engaged in over the past decade, Iraq, that we are not at war

with the people of that nation, it is those people who ultimately suffer the most. We were immediately struck by a spirit and essential humanity of the Afghan people reflected in Buckners photographs. How did he come to take these photos and what is his goal as an artist in exhibiting them, we asked. The images were captured in

Kabul and in and around Herat, which is in the northwest corner of Afghanistan between Iran and what was formerly Russia, Turkmenistan. I was in-country from August through November 007 to manage an agriculture fair sponsored by USAID. My function as director was to make sure it happened. And it did Buckner told us 0,000 Afghans showed up for the

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of not only great art, but modern society itself in the age of globalization and the worldwide informational web people are people with the same essential hopes and dreams no matter where they live and what they wear; or we might add, their ethnic, racial and cultural differences. It is a truth we risk not only our own, but the futures of others, should we forget it. I asked Buckner if he had experienced any difficulty in getting subjects to pose, was there a distrust of the photographer as an American in a nation America has occupied for a decade? Getting an Afghan to pose is easy: take out a camera and every male within a mile will strike a pose. The individuals in the photos are all working people: farmers or merchants. None of the shots were set

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up as such, rather they are candid in everyday situations. The images are of the people yet the entire collection includes several hundred photos of street scenes, shrines, architecture, etc., and can be viewed at www.bucknercreative. com. A companion memoir, Welcome to Afghanistan is available in digital form through www.barnesandnoble.com. I welcome all comments, criticism and suggestions. Buckner did point to one cultural difference that plays into his exhibit, a cultural taboo on photography of the Afghan women definitely a difference from Western cultures that use the female form and face as a marketing tool for almost any manner of product. You will note there are few images of women in the exhibit. Its taboo to take a photo of an Afghan woman. Some of the images are of people who worked alongside me in helping to make the fair happen. Others I would come across in travels through Herat and in the deserts to the east and north. I like Afghans very much. You just cant help it. Theyre that nice. I still stay in communication with many through Skype and Facebook. If we could bring village elders here for two week visits we could affect a sea of change in Afghanistan. Im working on bringing a member of the Afghan staff here in the next month or two. rogerb@warrencountyreport.com

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After failing to consider Holloways request (for financial support), the committee did vote to contribute $900 to the 18th District state delegate campaign of Bob Zwick. Zwick is challenging Republican Michael Webert for the realigned 18th District seat currently held by Clay Athey.

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ing has left only eastern Warren County in an 18th District now dominated by Fauquier County and including portions of Rappahannock County. Holloway also did not attend the subsequent Oct. 1 Democratic Committee monthly meeting, making it 1-for-3 in committee meeting attendance since he blasted onto the local Democratic scene to win the committees North River District nomination over incumbent Glenn White on Aug. 6. Run silent, run deep
Chris Holloway looks right though he is now running left in file photo from recent town council meeting. North River incumbent Democrat Glenn White, left, with independent NR candidate Tory Failmezger at Festival of Leaves campaign booth.

By Roger Bianchini Warren County Report Nuevo-Democrat and North River District candidate for the Warren County Board of Supervisors Chris Holloway wont be getting any financial help from his new political Party. According to Warren County Democratic Committee Chair Kelli Hart, Holloway approached her by e-mail following the Aug. 9 Democratic meeting he attended to ask for financial support for his campaign from the committee. Hart presented the request to the Democrats business committee during the Sept. 10 monthly meeting. Holloway did not attend the meeting and no motion was made to even consider the request. As a result the

recent Republican and current Town of Front Royal vice mayor will get no financial support from his newly adopted political Party in his run for county office. Hart said she made Holloway aware of the failure of the committee to move on his request and said he has not replied to ask any questions.

After failing to consider Holloways request, the committee did vote to contribute $900 to the 18th District state delegate campaign of Bob Zwick. Zwick is challenging Republican Michael Webert for the realigned 18th District seat currently held by Clifford Clay Athey. Athey

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nating process is a signature on a statement stating you are, in fact, allied with that Party. According to long-time local Democrats, Holloway, like his caucus support base, had never previously been sighted at a Democratic Committee meeting or function. Do you know everyone in Warren County who is a Democrat? Holloway said in defense of himself and his supporters appearance and votes in the Aug. 6 Democratic caucus. Holloway found himself on the firing line at his first and only appearance at a WC Democratic Committee meeting on Aug. 9. At the point of that hostile fire was now independent candidate Tory Failmezger and his wife Patricia.

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While Holloway pointed out that Failmezger, like himself, is not a county Democratic Committee member, the Failmezgers did host a summer Democratic Committee cookout at their North River home. Failmezger is also Democratic incumbent Whites appointee to the North River seat on the Warren County Planning Commission and White has been prominent at Failmezger campaign booths in recent weeks. In addition to independent candidate Failmezger, Holloway is facing the challenge of Republican Committee nominee Dan Murray. Murray, an Interbake maintenance supervisor who relocated with the company here about five years ago, was drafted by the local Republicans to challenge what was expected to be the re-election campaign of Democratic incumbent White after Holloways anticipated filing for the Republican North River nomination didnt happen in mid-July. But now Murray is challenging Democrat Holloway and independent Failmezger. You just cant make this stuff up as weve said before, only in River City

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My management style incorporates discipline, motivation, ingenuity and a sense of fairness. I will bring my vision of what our community needs and what the people want and expect of the office; utilizing the valuable personnel already within the Sheriff s Office Robbie Seal

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ficiently and most importantly, what citizens really want from their peace officers My decision to run for Sheriff of Warren County this year was tough but at the same time an easy one. While working virtually my whole life in Front Royal, first as an 18-yearold Avtex employee, I spent an equal amount of years living in Luray before moving to Front Royal in 004. I invested myself both into by home and working communities, particularly as a role model in coaching youth sporting programs and mentoring troubled youth. As a result, I was humbled by the fact that I had two counties whose citizens were encouraging me to make the decision to seek the sheriff s office in their respective county. Again, my decision came easy mainly as a result that I want to continue my work in the community where I have always worked and coupled with the fact that there are a number of issues that I believe are detrimental in why law enforcement is not providing the quality of service the community needs. Q - What fundamental differences do you see between how you would manage the Sheriff s Office and how it is managed now? A - Having been a son of a former

Marine Corp. drill sergeant, I learned very quickly the art of listening and the means of discipline two core values that develop leadership qualities. Without either, your focus on the principles in building a team to work together for the common goal will get lost and the vision and mission of such a team with falter. My management style incorporates discipline, motivation, ingenuity and a sense of fairness. I will bring my vision of what our community needs and what the people want and expect of the office; utilizing the valuable personnel already within the Sheriff s See SEAL, pg. 32

FRPD Officer Robbie Seal wants to be the new sheriff in town By Roger Bianchini Warren County Report We asked Robbie Seal, a 4-year veteran of the Front Royal Police Department about his challenge of Danny McEathron for Warren County Sheriff in the upcoming election. For starters, Seal told us he is 50 years old, divorced with two adult children, Shawn, 5, and Kristina, 1. First, we posed these questions to Seal about his independent challenge of the incumbent: Question Why did you decide to make a run for sheriff at this point in time? Answer The decision to run at this point in time was actually made 1 years ago when I was in the middle of my law enforcement career. I have always been a person who has set goals personally, as well as challenged others to do so that I have mentored and taught. I know in order to be an effective leader, one has to invest time and gain knowledge in their work. During my 6 years as a public servant, I have learned the challenges a community faces, the mistakes that have been made, the areas where we need to invest our law enforcement services more ef-

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I am most proud of the trust our community has in me as their sheriff to provide for public safety. There is no higher constitutional office that is directly involved with the community every day. Sheriff Danny McEathron

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ity. Warren County has had two sheriffs in 36 years and that, I believe, is a reflection of our dedication to provide the level of public safety that our citizens have come to expect. The sheriff added his mantra for his department Dedicated to keeping Front Royal/Warren County a safe place to live, work and play. Q What accomplishments as sheriff are you most proud of? A I am most proud of the trust our community has in me as their sheriff to provide for public safety. There is no higher constitutional office that is directly involved with the community every day. The commitment and dedication of the men and women of the sheriff s office who strive to fulfill the mission of the office of the sheriff makes me extremely proud to be their sheriff. Q How has the emergence of major shopping areas in the countys northside impacted your patrol or other divisions, if at all? A The business growth on the north end of the County was very well planned out years in advance. Working with the Board of Supervisors I was able to obtain additional staff to help with the future increase in call volume. We ensured we had enough coverage for the entire county. We have built great relationships with all the business in the town and county so that obviously assists us in doing our job. There hasnt been an impact on our normal operations that we didnt expect and plan for. General Qs for both candidates: Q There are two major physical moves coming up: 1/ into new administrative headquarters; the other with staff and inmates into a new regional jail in several years what changes and challenges do those moves present to the sheriff? A Being deeply involved from the beginning in 005 with the planning and implementation of both projects I have a working knowledge of how this has all come to be. The new Warren County Public Safety Building will house the Sheriff s Office Administration and Operations, with the exception of the jail; E911 Communications Center and Fire and Rescue Administration. This facility will provide us everything we need to better fulfill our mission. The specialized offices and equipment

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munity as it grows. Our office has achieved accreditation and re-accreditation from the Virginia Law Enforcement Professional Standards Commission and has been recognized as one of the most professional offices in the Commonwealth. There have been many changes over the past eight years in keeping up with the technological advancements and capital improvement projects. However, the thing that wont ever be different is my commitment to our community to provide the highest level of professionalism and accountabil-

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There have been many changes over the past eight years in keeping up with the technological advancements and capital improvement projects. However, the thing that wont ever be different is my commitment to our community to provide the highest level of professionalism - Sheriff McEathron

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when it comes to technology and forensics will allow the deputies, investigators and communications officers to perform their job in an office or room that is designed specifically for that purpose. I serve as chairman of the Rappahannock Shenandoah Warren Regional Jail Building Committee. This project will begin construction in June 01 and will be completed in June 014. The new jail is a necessity because future expansion of the court facility will consume our current facility. The transition will be smooth and well planned out with the assistance of all three jurisdictions and Department of Corrections. With this change I will no longer directly oversee a jail. A superintendent will be hired and the Jail Authority, which I am a part of, will provide oversight for all three counties. Q Also, there has been some

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public grousing about locating the Public Safety Building next to a high school do you view the location as the best or best available? And why do you think there was some public uneasiness about the proximity of law enforcement headquarters next to a public high school? A In response to the location of the WCPSB I am very pleased with the location for several reasons. First, being so close and in fact overseeing the safety of our children and those that educate them is a very good thing. I wouldnt have it any other way. Secondly, I know people were a little uneasy at first mostly because they may have been under the impression we would have inmates there, which wont happen. In talking about this for so long, now the input I receive from the public is supportive of the location. Lastly, the location on Sky-

line Vista Drive is geographically the center of Warren County and centrally located to the citizens we serve. Q What are your major priorities in both the short and longterm for the WCSO? A My major priority will always be our service to this community. Over the next four years the WCPSB and RSW Regional Jail will be completed. This will conclude 10 years of planning, construction and implementation of those major projects. As far as long term, I plan on being sheriff for a long time so continuing to have over communitys trust and support is what I work for everyday. Q What do you feel could be improved with the department, if anything, and how do you plan to go about achieving that?

A We evolve every day depending on what the demands and needs are to carry out our mission. The Warren County Sheriff s Office is a very progressive office and we are very proactive, so I wouldnt change anything on how we provide public safety because we keep up with the trends every day! The partnerships we have in our community and the great working relationships we have with other jurisdictions are paramount to our success. Q Are there any particular challenges from having an independent town law enforcement department that is totally separate administratively from the sheriff s department? If so, how do you work to coordinate countywide law enforcement with FRPD? A There are no challenges having independent town law enforcement. The Front Royal Police Department provides a very good service to the town residents. The Warren County Sheriff s office is a full service sheriff s office that provides law enforcement, civil, court security, animal control and corrections to Front Royal and Warren County. The two entities are separate by charter and/or constitutional authority. The police department and sheriff s office coordinate law enforcement activities regularly, whether it is by special enforcement or task force operations. However, a po-

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I am very pleased with the location [of the public safety building] for several reasons. First, being so close and in fact overseeing the safety of our children and those that educate them is a very good thing. Sheriff McEathron
lice officer cannot perform routine law enforcement outside his departments lawful boundaries without the sheriff giving them authority as a deputy. I dont foresee that happening because the two are managed differently and it wouldnt be fair to the taxpayers of the town that expect their officers to work for them within the corporate boundaries of the town. Now if your question was consolidation that is a different issue altogether.

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By Roger Bianchini Warren County Report Discussion during an Oct. 4 Warren County Board of Supervisors work session indicated there was a certain amount of coolness among county supervisors over some parameters of a change in town-county revenue-sharing proposed by the Town of Front Royal. That coolness was generated for some by both a lack of supporting detail in funding numbers for tourism marketing and a lack of credit toward fixing 5 corridor funding issues by the assumption of other budgets, particularly the public library. Included in the proposed funding adjustment would be all the towns library funding, an estimated $95,000; all tourism marketing, estimated at $48,500; and half funding of $4,500 for operation of the town trolley. The county has proposed a two-year, phased-in assumption of the library and tourism marketing, half in the first fiscal year of 013 and full the following year. At the work session outset, Board Chairman Archie Fox posed the largely rhetorical question that the assumption of either all or part of Samuels Public Library, tourism marketing and the town trolley funding was about compensating the town for an estimated $600,000 of lost meals tax corridor fee revenue but they dont want to give us credit for this? Fox added, somewhat bewildered the new funding responsibilities would not be applied to cover the lost PILOT (payment in lieu of taxes) meals-tax fee revenues. It seems like we give, give, give what is it; all they have is roads and the police department? Shenandoah District Supervisor Richard Traczyk asked of town funding responsibilities remaining in the wake of ongoing county assumption of departmental or public service obligations. The library is no problem. I think we can move forward on that one but I have some concerns with the others, Happy Creek Supervisor Tony Carter commented. I dont support this at all, Traczyk said of county assumption of tourism marketing funding while the town would continue to control tourism decision making. We need a breakdown of where the money goes and not just accept these numbers. Im a little more lukewarm on this one I think we need some input [on how the money is spent] and not just give the town carte blanche, Carter added. Responding to a question, Front Royal-Warren County Economic Development Authority Executive Director Jennifer McDonald said the EDA had once, as recently as the town manager tenure of Rick Anzolut earlier this decade, controlled tourism marketing for the town and county. It was not clear whether the county board thought this might be a good situation to return to. As for the mass-transit trolley expense the possibility of adding additional vehicles and extending routes into the north corridor to both county shopping centers and industrial employers was discussed. It was pointed out the town runs the trolley to the corridor shopping centers on weekends, primarily for R-MA students. Background The town lost a court challenge of its 4-percent meals-tax-based PILOT fee by three national chain

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between one and two thousand dollars in purchase prices of hundreds of thousands of dollars. He also reminded council that time was of the essence on concluding and signing off on the related EDA fair funding formula by the end of October so the EDA could meet a Nov. 1 deadline on applying for VDOT revenue sharing on the road project. If they agree with everything we say it wont be a problem, Mayor Tim Darr joked. There was some grousing about wording of one condition in the EDA fair funding formula calling for the town to agree without unreasonable delay to proceed to public hearing and consideration of the zoning application of Heptad LLC for the Swan Farm property. That property owned by local developer and former supervisor and current town EDA board appointee Ron Llewellyn has one crucial Leachs Run Parkway parcel attached to it. Council consensus was that condition S-3 containing the above wording was unnecessary and essentially covered in another MOA bullet S13 stating that The County, Town and EDA agree as much as possible to expedite plans, rezoning applications, conditional use permit applications, subdivision applications (if necessary) and development plans (if necessary) from Heptad LLC, from the EDA, from Valley Health, and from any other developers of land that would benefit by the construction of the LRP (Leachs Run Parkway) to assist in the accomplishment of the purposes of this memorandum of Understanding. Springs, tourism, transpo Council also reviewed changes to the McKay Springs Memorandum of Understanding designed to clarify the relative roles of the town and county in ownership of various McKay parcels and the towns eventual desire to develop the springs as an addition to the towns central water utility. The changes will be forwarded to the county for joint approval. Council also instructed staff to accumulate the requested info on tourism and transportation per the countys request prior to its agreeing to take over funding of those depart-

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ments. No conclusion on management responsibilities was broached. Cistern request Council and the mayor continued to be pessimistic the town would be able to satisfy the countys request to add cistern-collected water into the town sewer system. The reluctance is largely due to opening such requests up to all other sewer system users, consequently driving up capacities and increasing the cost of the federal and state-mandated upgrades to the towns wastewater treatment facility. That cost is currently fluctuating at between $30 million and $40 million depending on market variables. I think the county will be more satisfied if they heard from the town and county attorneys why we cant accommodate this, Hollis Tharpe said. rogerb@warrencountyreport.com

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By Roger Bianchini Warren County Report A report on the Summer in the Parks Program operated under county auspices by the Parks & Recreation Department staff indicated success, satisfied parents but a financial loss of $8,005 and change. Cost of the eight-week program stressing outdoor activities utilizing county outdoor parks facilities was $3,085 versus $15,080 in revenue. The loss was incurred because the Warren County Board of Supervisors cut off enrollment at 30 after complaints from private day care operators that the publiclyfunded and operated program presented unfair competition to private sector businesses. On May 3rd, Parks & Rec Director Dan Lenz pointed out the goal of the county program was to offer a more active option to families who could not typically afford private sector daycare. After extensive staff research into surrounding community programs, a price had been set with the intent of expanding the availability of a summer program to more of the communitys children, not to undercut and compete with the private sector, Lenz said. We are a summer camp, not a day care provider. We will be offering more active things sports, special event theme week, bus trips, etc. As an accommodation to private daycare operators county park facilities, including gyms and the county swimming pool, were made available at reduced rates over the summer. Angels Korner operator Rosemary Comstock led the private sector opposition, noting that seven customer families impacting as many as 10 client children had indicated they were considering opting for the county summer program because they could save as much as $40 per week per child. All indicated they were satisfied with her product and would return to Angels Korner when the county summer program ended. Comstock said she faced summer layoffs due to the county competition. The staff report presented on Oct. 4 indicated Angels Korner had the most 010 summer clients enrolled in the countys 011 program with six. Other private sector operators with past clients enrolled with the county program this summer were Royal Christian Academy (4), Dominion Health & Fitness (), and Lil Angels, Medowlands and Apple Dumpling with one each. Among recommendations by parks & rec staff for 01 are that enrollment be allowed up to 50 children, that the age requirement be changed from 5-1 to 513, and that the programs opening time be switched from 8 AM from 7 AM. The latter change is to accommodate parents whose work day starts earlier than 9 AM. We would like to accommodate more people in the community as we had 3 people on the waiting list for the 011 program we stopped taking a waiting list at that point. By accepting more children into the program it will help offset the expenses and start-up costs for the 011 program, staff wrote. The root issue, whatever numbers are eventually decided upon, is the role of government in providing a service to all its citizens, including those who typically cant afford comparable private sector services. It is a debate that continues to rage at the national level.

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You all are sort of the poster child for how to accomplish this. You did this (009 Luray Ave. bond and 004/009 bond packaging) in 008 when the world was collapsing [financially] and now youre going to save another $.5 million its phenomenal. bond counsel Dan Siegel

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By Roger Bianchini Warren County Report Sometimes the end of the world reaps benefits for those positioned to take advantage. And no, were not talking about Americas corporate super rich accumulating the necessary wealth to build their own bubble cities policed by their own mercenary armies to survive predicted worldwide turmoil over the next century due to the radical climate change they are allowing to evolve unchecked. No such conspiracy theories on these pages (at least not this week). Rather, we are talking about a bond refinancing plan now forecast to save the county as much as $.89 million over the next 15 years. On Oct. 4 the Warren County Board of Supervisors got an update on market conditions and interest rates impacting the plan developed by the countys bond consultant, Davenport & Co. of Richmond. The last couple of months have been very favorable, Davenport Senior Vice President of Public Finance Ted Cole told county officials. Favorable indeed during Cole and bond counsel Dan Siegels Aug.  presentation to the board on the proposed refinancing of 004 and 009 capital improvement lease revenue bonds the forecast savings were $85,000. Those bonds were for the construction of Skyline and renovation of Warren County High School, along with Bing Crosby Stadium among other capital improvements (004) and renovation of old (1940) Warren County High School into the now state of the art Warren County Middle School on Luray Avenue. You all are sort of the poster child for how to accomplish this, bond counsel Siegel said on Oct. 4. You did this (009 Luray Ave. bond and 004/009 bond packaging) in 008 when the world was collapsing [financially] and now youre going to save another $.5

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Tammy Jo Rivera The Warren County, VA Circuit Court Grand Jury charges that: COUNT ONE: On or about September 16, 010, in the County of Warren, Tammy Jo Rivera, 41, of 173 John Marshall Hwy, Front Royal, VA 630, did unlawfully and feloniously forge with the intent to defraud a check drawn on the account of Maybell Smoot, at the Virginia Savings Bank, dated September 16, 010, payable to the order of Luis Rivera, for the payment of $550.00 signed as follows: Maybell Smoot. COUNT TWO: On or about September 17, 010, in the County of Warren, Tammy Jo Rivera did unlawfully and feloniously forge with the intent to defraud a check drawn on the account of Maybell Smoot, at the Virginia Savings Bank, dated September 17, 010, payable to the order of Ricky Smith, for the payment of $3,000.00, signed as follows: Maybell Smoot. COUNT THREE: On or about November 1, 010, in the County of Warren, Tammy Jo Rivera did unlawfully and feloniously forge with the intent to defraud a check drawn on the account of Maybell Smoot, at the Virginia Savings Bank, dated November 1, 010, payable to the order of Luis Rivera, for the payment of $1,500.00, signed as follows: Maybell Smoot. COUNT FOUR: On or about November 0, 010, in the County of Warren, Tammy Jo Rivera did unlawfully and feloniously forge with the intent to defraud a check drawn on the account of Maybell Smoot, at the Virginia Savings Bank, dated November 0, 010, payable to the order of Luis Rivera, for the payment of $800.00, and signed as follows: Maybell Smoot. Dakota Storm Smelser The Warren County, VA Circuit Court Grand Jury charges that: COUNT ONE: On or about March 14, 011, in the County of Warren, Dakota Storm Smelser, of unknown age and address, did unlawfully and feloniously with the intent to defraud, obtain by false pretense or token, property having a value of $00.00 or more, belonging to Lori Cockrell COUNT TWO: On or about March 14, 011, in the County of Warren, Dakota Storm Smelser did unlawfully and feloniously buy, receive, or aid in concealing stolen property, having a value of $00.00 or more, and belonging to Lori Cockrell, knowing that the property had been stolen. Melodie Lynn Bunning The Warren County, VA Circuit

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to-wit: Cocaine. Daisy Lucille Ogilvie The Warren County, VA Circuit Court Grand Jury charges that: COUNT ONE: On or about May 4, 011 in the County of Warren, Daisy Lucille Ogilvie, 1, of 5 Shenandoah Commons Way apt. #0, Front Royal VA 630, did unlawfully and feloniously, wrongfully and fraudulently use, dispose of, conceal, or embezzle property, having a value of $00.00 or more, belonging to Food Lion. COUNT TWO: On or between June 4, 011 and July 30, 011, in the County of Warren, Daisy Lucille Ogilvie did unlawfully and feloniously, wrongfully and fraudulently use, dispose of, conceal, or embezzle property, having a value of $00.00 or more, belonging to Check Into Cash. Joshua Issac Fowler The Warren County, VA Circuit Court Grand Jury charges that: COUNT ONE: On or about May 13, 011, in the County of Warren, Joshua Issac Fowler, 8, of 301 Halls Rd., Richardsville, VA 736, did unlawfully and feloniously steal property, having a value of $00.00 or more, belonging to CVS Pharmacy. COUNT TWO: On or about May 13, 011, in the County of Warren, Joshua Issac Fowler did unlawfully and feloniously possess with the intent to manufacture, sell, give, or distribute, a controlled substance listed in Schedule I or Schedule II of the Drug Control Act. COUNT THREE: On or about September 1, 011, in the County of Warren, Joshua Issac Fowler, being a person charged with a felony offense, to wit: Possession with the Intent to Distribute a Controlled Substance Listed in Schedule I or Schedule II of the Drug Control Act, did willfully and feloniously fail to appear before a court as required by law and the conditions of bond. Philip Van Richey The Warren County, VA Circuit Court Grand Jury charges that: COUNT ONE: On or about April 8, 011, in the County of Warren, Philip Van Richey, 43, of 94 Strasburg Rd., Front Royal, VA 630, did unlawfully and feloniously distribute a Schedule II controlled substance, to-wit: Oxycodone. COUNT TWO: On or about June 1, 011, in the County of Warren, Philip Van Richey did unlawfully and feloniously distribute a Schedule II controlled substance, to-wit: Oxycodone. Charvez Ray Robinson The Warren County, VA Circuit Court Grand Jury charges that: COUNT ONE: On or about August 15, 011, in the County of Warren, Charvez Ray Robinson, 3, of 5 Shenandoah Commons Way apt. # 10, Front Royal, VA 630, did unlawfully and feloniously rob Dawn Fincham of U.S. Currency. COUNT TWO: On or about August 15, 011, in the County of Warren, Charvez Ray Robinson did unlawfully and feloniously, by force or intimidation and without legal justification or excuse, seize, take, transport, or detain the person of Dawn Fincham, with the intent to deprive the said Dawn Fincham of her per-

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sonal liberty. COUNT THREE: On or about August 15, 011 in the County of Warren, Charvez Ray Robinson did unlawfully and feloniously take, steal, and carry away the goods and chattels of Check Into Cash, with a value of $00.00 or more. COUNT FOUR: On or about August 15, 011, in the County of Warren, Charvez Ray Robinson did unlawfully and feloniously use and display a firearm while committing or attempting to commit a felony. Michael Ray Williams The Warren County, VA Circuit Court Grand Jury charges that on or about May 19, 011, in the County of Warren, Michael Ray Williams, 0, of 34 Karleys Way, Middletown, VA 645, did unlawfully and feloniously possess with the intent to distribute a Schedule I controlled substance, to-wit: Heroin. Ricky Brian Henry The Warren County, VA Circuit Court Grand Jury charges that on or about March 9, 011, in the County of Warren, Ricky Brian Henry, 31, or 90 Rambo Ct., Linden, VA 64, did unlawfully and feloniously possess with the intent to sell, give, or distribute, more than five pounds of marijuana. Regina Frances Rinker The Warren County, VA Circuit Court Grand Jury charges that: COUNT ONE: On or about October 30, 009, in the County of Warren, Regina Frances Rinker, 41, of 88 Apple Jack Circle, Linden, VA 64 did unlawfully and feloniously knowingly make a false application for public assistance or falsely swore on a welfare application required by the Commissioner of Social Services to obtain public assistance benefits. COUNT TWO: On or about February 5, 010, in the County of Warren, Regina Frances Rinker did unlawfully and feloniously knowingly make a false application for public assistance or falsely swore on a welfare application required by the Commissioner of Social Services to obtain public assistance benefits. COUNT THREE: During the period from October 30, 009 through August 5, 010, in the County of Warren, Regina Frances Rinker did unlawfully and feloniously by means of a willful false statement or representation obtain public assistance benefits from programs regulated by the Board of Social Services to which she was not entitled, the amount of those benefits being in excess of $00.00.

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Middletown Wayside Theatre Artistic Director Warner Crocker announced the first week of October that the Emergency Campaign to raise $90,000 by Oct. 10 to save Wayside Theatre has resulted in donations of $98,884.00 to date. According to Crocker, This weekends activities put the campaign over the top in a thrilling fashion. Our volunteer guild, PROPS, raised little over $,000 at the Annual Classy Trash Sale which featured more donations of items to sell than at any time in the history of that event. The Gallery Psychic Reading by Michael Brooker brought in almost $4,000 worth of ticket sales and was a thrilling success. To say were humbled by the response to the weekend and the campaign would be an understatement. We actually know that we have more donations scheduled to come in before the campaign officially concludes on October 10 and anticipate the final total being over $100,000. Those funds have been used to pay the bills we owed previously. Equally, if not more important than the amount of funds that were donated, is knowing that so many in our community believe strongly that Wayside Theatre is an important cultural, social, and economic resource to our region, Crocker added. The Wayside Theatre Emergency Campaign to raise $90,000 in 45 days began on Aug. 5 with a scheduled close of Oct. 10. Wayside Theatre, like many not-forprofit arts institutions has been struggling to keep its doors open since 008 and had reached a point where its accumulated debt had created a cash flow crisis. The theatre had managed to stay open only through the generosity of many vendors and business partners who had allowed it to make late payments or partial payments through this difficult time, but as the crisis entered its third year; Wayside Theatre needed to repay the good intentions of those business partners. According to Crocker, While weve averted this crisis and will

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continue to go forward with our efforts for the remainder of Wayside Theatres 50th Anniversary Season, were not out of the woods yet. In fact, the work ahead of us will be even more crucial. The question remains as to whether or not we can convert this outpouring of support from our community into a sustained base of funding for the programs we offer. Concurrent with raising these funds, weve cut our staff by four positions and that will have an impact on our efforts going forward. We still have long term debt, secured by the property the theatre owns and those needs have to be addressed as well. The Wayside Theatre Board of Directors is studying quite a few options on how to change or adapt the theatres business model, which depends on ticket sales and donations, going forward, and we plan to have an announcement in November about what those changes may bring. If you have any questions, please contact any of us at Wayside Theatre at 540 869-1776 or via info@waysidetheatre.org. (Wayside Theatre is the oldest professional theatre in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Additional information can be obtained on the theatres website at www.waysidetheatre.org. Wayside Theatre is located in Middletown, Va. on Route 11, Main Street, just north of the intersection of I-66 and I81.) (From a release)

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By Malcolm Barr, Sr. Warren County Report There is no question now about the popularity of Wayside Theatre and its major contribution to the arts of the Northern Shenandoah Valley, as illustrated by the outpouring from the people and companies and foundations that have provided more than $100,000 to keep the Wayside out of bankruptcy. But a chance encounter in a Stephens City dentists parking lot with Dr. Byron Brill, vice president of the Wayside Foundation for the Arts, brought this most recent drama at the Wayside into focus. Brills approach was a tad more serious than that of the loquacious artistic director, Warner Crocker, who joyfully announced in a media release that a weekend (Oct.

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1-) of activity put the campaign over the top in thrilling fashion, referring to the recent emergency campaign for $90,000 to meet current bills. In fact, the board of directors headed by John Westervelt, and Crocker and his staff, are to be congratulated on bringing in an estimated $100,000 in 35 days, 10 days ahead of the target date. This does not include corporations whose donations are distributed over several years. But Brill, one of the theaters most ardent and munificent supporters in terms of effort and money, was not exactly dancing with joy in that parking lot. I didnt have a note pad with me, and I hope I get the following gist of his statement correct: He cautioned this was only part of the story. Yes, it pays our immediate bills but we, that is the board of directors, have a great deal more to do in the coming year to get control of our long term debt, he said, emphasizing that this board, and subsequent boards, must be much more participatory and supportive in the running of the theater now and in future years. If my past experience as a board member is anything to go by, I believe that Brill means board members must do much, much more than simply attend monthly meetings. To me, thats what the words participatory and supportive mean. Some are, of course. Some are not. This newspaper, along with most other media in the area, supported wholeheartedly the challenge facing Wayside. They provided almost unprecedented space, air time, and ideas. One of them, this papers suggestion that if every individual who has in the past supported the theater, including parents of the hundreds of kids who have enlisted in the Young Actors Workshops, gave a minimum of $50 each, the target would easily be reached. The media in general probably had a great deal

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to do with the success of the funds drive. My personal quest for contributions in the wake of the Reports challenge netted much more than $50, but it also raised the question by substantial donors about what happens next year. So far, there has been no official word on how the board proposes to deal with that, although promises have been made. Promises, however, will not make a $1 million long term debt disappear without considerable effort by each individual member of the board, plus firm leadership toward an attainable target following an imaginative though feasible business plan. Such is worthy of this veritable jewel of the Valley. Wayside Theatre is 50 years old this year, and it deserves to be in the vanguard of promoting the arts in Frederick, Shenandoah, Clark, Warren and Rappahannock counties. It can remain so, but not without strong leadership, and not without more support from its brothers and sisters in the arts, and not without financial support from the various city, county and town governments in the area; as well as from the state government itself (Ms. Vogel, take note!). It is significant that Wayside appears to be the only major arts center in the Commonwealth that receives no funding from any local government body. Not even Middletown, most vociferous in protest and concern when the theater moved itself to Front Royal during a period of renovation (which added to the onerous short and long term debt). Even as recently as last month, Mayor Mark Brown lamented the possible demise of the theater and its deleterious effect on businesses in the town. But not a nickel is included in the town budget to support the pride of its main street. Ah yes! The recession ... Crocker has publicly blamed the recent (current?) recession on a

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slump in seat sales, and in annual memberships. Maybe so But butts in seats, agreed Brill in the parking lot, can go a long way toward helping keep the theater in the black. Westervelt agreed with me way back that his board should do more by way of increasing attendance. If every board member met a goal of bringing in 0 people to each of a seasons five shows, do the multiplication and see just how many more dollars that would produce, I challenged. I recall he said he would issue that challenge. One of my contacts blamed Crocker on the financial shortfalls at Wayside, questioned his management techniques. But hey! Just a minute. Crocker was hired as the artistic director 10 years ago. And, according to the theaters website, at least $300K of the shortfall predated Crocker by several years. Few have questioned his artistic talent. He put on two hats because of necessity, and the various boards allowed--encouraged--it. He had no management experience and did not ask for a job he undertook to the best of his ability. In my opinion, he made a better job of what hes really trained for, but has no apologies to make for doing a job he was not. With the immediate cash crisis behind them, recruitment of a manager with a proven track record should be a first order of business for the Westervelt-led board. Otherwise, the staff has learned to operate with fewer people, and has done so admirably. All board members should immediately be challenged to actively help fill seats. Middletown should lead the way in providing even token public financial support of the theater. That support -- may we suggest a dollar per head per taxpayer would not skew the town budget? -- could pave the way to other jurisdictions being asked. Even token support, when added together, can make a huge difference to a non-profits bottom line. The recent outpouring from nascent supporters of the Wayside shows us just that. (Malcolm Barr, Sr. is a regular contributor to the WC Report. He served on the Wayside board for two three-year terms (2003-2009) and received a LEO Award this year for his contributions to Wayside and to furtherance of the arts in the Valley)

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Office to create the team I expect to be onboard in the goals we have for our citizens. I want personnel with people skills. I will hold all my personnel accountable, especially on the supervisory level. I will challenge personnel to implement fresh ideas and provide them with the training and tools to be more knowledgeable, proactive and efficient in their work. I do not believe in the concept that sheriff department employees work at the pleasure of the Sheriff, but rather that they work for the pleasure of the people. If my personnel should displease the people then I will be displeased, should I find good cause to be so. I will not tolerate unprofessional conduct and have a reputation in dealing with such behavior accordingly. I do not believe in the good ole boy network and will instill fairness into the workplace when it comes to promotions and disciplinary measures. I consider myself very much a conservative and meticulous when it comes to evaluating budget issues, especially when you are playing with taxpayer money. I got [that attitude] honestly as I was raised by a single mother under government assistance for awhile until she educated herself and got a good job. I still eat leftovers and shop at the Dollar Stores. So, having come from such a background, the citizens can rest assured that all budget considerations will be heavily researched and justified. Having been on a supervisory level over half my career in law enforcement and a businessman, I have learned there are two different types of managers one you have to work for and the other who you love to work for. My management style involves being a shaker and a mover in how I work to obtain results, but with a personality that is readily favorable to those I task. In all the years as a middle manager supervising other officers, the one statistic that no officer has surpassed me is the number of days worked in a given year. This means that I take care of my personnel and the citizens I serve. When people come into my office, the plaques and awards they see on the walls will be the accomplishments of those within the ranks of the Sheriff s Office; then I can tell their stories to the citizens, not my own. Q - People often feel comfortable with what they are used to - why should current WCSO employees, particularly higher ranking

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it is not applicable to the true needs of the department then its worthiness must be questioned. I always have said, What is everybody else doing and do they have the resources we can tap into, if needed? If you do the research on budgetary considerations, you will be more prudent in how you utilize and spend taxpayers money. Several ideas I have to offset taxpayer expense within the WCSO budget involve enacting ordinances concerning road safety and zoning issues that the Virginia State Code has statute on, establishing a non-profit foundation for the Sheriff s office (much like the PD has done) where citizens and businesses can make contributions. I, most likely and which is probably already the case, will have a designated individual to oversee the workings of the budget in where the department stands in the day-to-day operations Q - How will coming from another local law enforcement department in the county help or hinder you if elected? A - First, if you consider the past, the transition of members from the Front Royal Police Dept. who became a Sheriff went pretty well. If elected, I would be the third Front Royal police officer to have been elected Sheriff. Charles Chuck Sturdivant and Lynn Armentrout were the others that made that transition. There is no question that such a transition would only help. I would be bringing a wealth of knowledge of the workings of FRPD and its members, my familiarity of Town government and its officials into the sheriff s office, which would enable me and my staff to create a better partnership with the Chief and his administration as well as the Town. As for the personnel of the WCSO, many of them have known me for a long time and those that havent I am confident have heard some positive things about me and know that I respect their hard work and service I expect a warm welcome, if elected General Qs for both candidates: Q There are two major physical moves coming up: 1/ into new administrative headquarters; the other with staff and inmates into a new regional jail in several years what changes and challenges do those moves present to the sheriff? Also, there has been some public grousing about locating the Public Safety Building next to a high school do you view the location as the best or best available; and why do you think there was some public uneasiness about the proximity of law enforcement headquarters next to a public high school? A - I believe I am among the majority of citizens who had a negative concern or opinion on the location of where the new county Public Safety Building was being located. I realized this more so over the last few months visiting and/or speaking with the citizens on my campaign trail. The idea of having the public safety building across from Skyline High School just doesnt sit well with a lot of folks. Some of the comments mentioned to me from citizens ranged from not liking the prospects of arrested individuals being transported in the area to disruption in the school classroom with sirens going by. I know if I had been Sheriff at the time and wanted to push for such a capital improvement to equip the department; if realizing the needs of such a project, I would endorse an extensive and thorough space study entailing geographical alternatives, existing infrastructure availability, the current economic conditions, construction costs, impact considerations, etc. And, without having researched the venture during its initial considerations, I know such a study was completed. However, from my perspective, though the public safety building is being built on already owned county land, given the price tag on the new building, I still wonder whether enough was done to limit taxpayer spending. As Sheriff, I might have

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tweaked some of the dynamic needs in relation to the Sheriff s Office. Regardless, the Sheriff s Office and Emergency Services management will be moving into the new building and we need to move forward but hopefully learn how to plan better in the future. As far as the regional jail is concerned, I welcome and am excited with the prospect. First, it will relieve the Sheriff of the tremendous responsibility concerning inmate incarceration and some of the programs associated with it. With the problems the current Sheriff has had with inmate suicides and trustees absconding over the past few years, my efforts as Sheriff in establishing structure and discipline will diminish with the new facility absorbing jail responsibilities. This will give me a better opportunity to focus on the outreach programs I wish to establish for the community. One such program I hope to establish would partner directly with the regional jail. The program I have in mind would be patterned much like the scared straight program most of us have heard about. This would involve rehabilitated inmates currently incarcerated to speak to our troubled youth about the issues of drugs, drinking and driving, bullying, etc. I believe with such a program, we would be helping a number of our kids and even our schools in combating the behavior issues that exist and hopefully keep our youth from getting into trouble. Of course, with such a change comes the reduction of personnel also, and while I am confident that many of the current jail personnel will relocate into the new facility, there will be some that may be looking for a job elsewhere. For those, I will make it a priority to assist them by contacting other correctional institutions or entities they are pursuing. Q What are your major priorities in both the short and long-term for the WCSO? A. If elected, one of my first priorities will be to assess the inner-workings of the office and the responsibilities of its personnel. I plan to task all personnel with listing the three major concerns they have within their workplace in order to address these issues and prove to them the type of leader I am in looking out for them. Through my motivation and innovative skills, having a satisfied workforce paves the way in carrying on the functions of the office more efficiently. The programs that currently exist and have been benefiting the public will continue and those that have not but have merit will be restructured to provide the service it was meant to I also plan to address citizens concerns on enforcement issues such as speeding, dumping and any other crime or neighborhood issues. This can be done by attending subdivision HOA or Neighborhood Watch meetings with the public. In addition, my command staff will meet with leaders of FRPD, Emergency Services and the Town and County to address any concerns or ideas in creating a better working relationship. My long term outlook involves being consistent with monitoring and servicing the citizens with the existing programs and implementing new ideas and dialogue with the citizens. Some of the programs I have in mind at this time are: Creating a volunteer group of citizens that want to partner with the sheriff s office in order to help our community. I plan on naming this program V.I.T.A.L. (Volunteers Involved Together Assisting Law Enforcement); From VITAL, we can create volunteers to establish a program for the elderly which we will name S.A.V.E. (Senior Aid Volunteer Effort). The goal of this program is to lessen the incidents of our older citizens from becoming victims of contracting fraud and to have someone they can rely on to help with certain needs; Establish a joint effort with the Town and FRPD in sharing SRO (School Resource Officer) responsibilities to lessen the burden of the sheriff s office to monitor the program for all the schools, while creating a positive relationship between students and town officers; Establish a Central Dispatch Center managed by a Director and overseen by a Board; Conduct annual meetings with the public to ascertain their input on the WCSO effectiveness or lack of (a sheriff needs to know what the people think); Partner with youth organizations such as Big Brothers/Big Sisters, Boys/Girls Club and introduce them into our community to provide role models for our youth who lack positive family values in their life. My VITAL program could entice these organizations to become established; Partner with the Superintendent of the future Regional Jail on a program targeting troubled youth in inmates mentoring them on the issues of crime and behavior Introduce potential legislation that will both target safety concerns in the community while also creating potential revenue. The Virginia State Code already has established statutes in which municipalities can enact their own ordinances to enforce areas of concern. I have several in mind that I wish to introduce.

If elected, I would be the third Front Royal police officer to have been elected Sheriff. Charles Chuck Sturdivant and Lynn Armentrout were the others that made that transition. There is no question that such a transition would only help. Robbie Seal
Q. Are there any particular challenges from having an independent town law enforcement department that is totally separate administratively from the sheriff s department? If so, how do you/would you work to coordinate countywide law enforcement with FRPD. A. The biggest challenge is sustaining that partnership on a consistent basis and sharing information that is so important to both agencies efforts in protecting and servicing the needs of all the citizens in the Town and County. Having another law enforcement agency only enhances the benefits afforded to the citizens of the Town in the services they expect from their law enforcement officers. While responsible for the law enforcement services in our respective jurisdictions, both departments command staff or at least the Sheriff and the Chief or Police should have periodic meetings in order to insure that we are working together and that we are utilizing the existing MOU (Memorandum of Understanding) to assist each other when requested upon. I would like to see the prospects of combining some of the resources from both departments like my SRO idea in the future to where the public can be reassured that their law enforcement agencies are in union together for the community as a whole! Q What are the biggest challenges for a sheriff in a semi-rural county, with a number of somewhat remote and hard to access communities, like Warren? A. Believe it or not but some folks would be surprised at some of the topography that I have had to patrol in Town over the years that could compare to the county! But seriously, any challenges that exist I am already familiar with. I really became familiar with the county and its mountainous subdivisions when I worked as a real estate agent for almost 10 years while still a police officer with the Town. The sheriff s office is equipped with the type of patrol vehicles that can traverse the mountainous landscape in the county subdivisions but even though, severe inclement whether could make access difficult. Another big concern would be whether there exist dead spots when it comes to radio and cell phone communications. Identifying hazards and difficult conditions is part of the training law enforcement goes through and learning to utilize other resources to access these areas when called upon is what will be done to assist our citizens in need. Q Class War has been an issue in the Republican nominating process for the 01 presidential campaign. Slowly but surely in the national media there has been increasing attention on the Wall Street protests in NYC against the major banking establishments, lending institutions and investment firms for their roles in the ongoing economic downturn and foreclosure crisis. That open-ended protest appears to be gaining some momentum across the country, mostly in major cities at this point. Were those protests to make their way into this community, what do you see as law enforcements role in policing a citizen redress of grievances against banks and other institutions at the center of the foreclosure and national economic crisis ? A I have followed this recent issue in the news and for the most part I hope it stays in the major cities. However, since anything is possible and should a similar public protest (though I believe it would be on a much lesser scale) erupt in our community, it would be the role of law enforcement to work with the protesting citizens to make sure that such demonstrations are conducted peacefully without violence. It doesnt hurt to have trained negotiators at the scene to spell out the requirements and expectations of everyone and the ramifications if things get out of hand. Law enforcement understands all people have the fundamental right to protest and that our only involvement is to insure that the safety of persons and property are protected and the keeping of peace paramount because this is also a fundamental right of citizens and an expectation of law enforcement to uphold.

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Friday, October 14, 2011 Forecast for 22630 67 | 48 10am - 4:30pm Library Book Sale. Samuels Public Library, Front Royal. Today is the GIANT Semi-Annual Book Sale. 2pm - 5pm Vino E Formaggio Wine Tasting. 124 E. Main Street. Always Free, Always Fun! www.vinoeformaggio.com (540) 635-2812. Saturday, October 15, 2011 Forecast for 22630 68 | 44 8am - 4pm Warren County Fair Flea Market. Warren County Fairgrounds. For more information: (540) 635-5827 http:// www.warrencountyfair.com/15.html. 9am - 1pm Farmers Market. Main Street, Front Royal. Today is the Farmers Market in Downtown Front Royal behind the Gazebo Area located at Main/Chester Streets. For more information visit www. frontroyalfarmersmarket.com. 10am - 4:30pm Library Book Sale. Samuels Public Library, Front Royal. Today is the GIANT Semi-Annual Book Sale. Sunday, October 16, 2011 Forecast for 22630 70 | 53 8am - 4pm Warren County Fair Flea Market. Warren County Fairgrounds. For more information: (540) 635-5827 http:// www.warrencountyfair.com/15.html. Monday, October 17, 2011 10am - 7:30pm Library Book Sale. Samuels Public Library, Front Royal. Today is the last day of the GIANT Semi-Annual Book Sale. Come in and pick your own price for everything!! 7pm - 8pm Work Session. Town Hall, 16 N. Royal Avenue, Front Royal. Tonight is the Town Councils Informal Work Session. It is held in the 2nd floor Town Hall Conference Room. For a copy of the agenda please contact the Clerk of Council at (540) 635-8007 or check the Town of Front Royal Website at www.frontroyalva. com. Public is invited. Tuesday October 18, 2011 12:30pm - 1pm Tourism Tuesdays. Hear the latest tourism related news and events every Tuesday at 12:30! If you cant listen live check out the podcasts at http://www. theriver953online.com. 2pm - 4pm Chamber Event. Front RoyalWarren County Chamber of Commerce, Front Royal. Get Connected -- 101 Facebook Tips So you have set up a Facebook page for your business ... now what? Get tips/tricks for making posts, creating events and sharing links. Find out how to gain Likes and use Facebook insights to your marketing advantage. $35.00/ chamber member or$50.00/ non-chamber member. For more information and to register please call the Chamber at (540) 635-3185 or send an e-mail to info@frontroyalchamber.com. Laptop is required. 5:30pm - 6:30pm Library Event. Samuels Public Library, Front Royal. BLU TUESDAYS - a different kind of book club that shares recommendations. Wednesday, October 19, 2011 10am - 11am Library Event. Samuels Public Library, Front Royal. BOOK AND VINTAGE FILM CLUB - discussing Mansfield Park by Jane Austen. 10:15am - 11:15am Samuels Public Library, Front Royal. Today is Toddler Story Time. Theme: Crocs and Gators. 11am - 12pm Samuels Public Library, Front Royal. Today is Preschool Story Time. Theme: Crocs and Gators. 7pm - 8pm Planning Commission Meeting. County of Warren Government Center. Thursday, October 20, 2011 10am - 11am Library Event. Samuels Public Library, Front Royal. BASIC COMPUTER CLASS - learn how to find reliable health information online. 10:15am - 11:15am Samuels Public Library, Front Royal. Today is Toddler Story Time. Theme: Crocs and Gators. 11am - 12pm Samuels Public Library, Front Royal. Today is Preschool Story Time. Theme: Crocs and Gators. 3pm - 7pm Farmers Market. Main Street, Front Royal. Today is the Farmers Market in Downtown Front Royal behind the Gazebo Area located at Main/Chester Streets. For more information visit www. frontroyalfarmersmarket.com. 4:30pm - 5:30pm Samuels Public Library. Front Royal. Today is Big Kids Story Time for kindergarten and up. Theme: Farming. 5pm - 8pm Third Thursday Downtown. Main Street, Front Royal. Today is Third Thursday Downtown! Come out and enjoy music at the Gazebo from Vintage Country and explore artists who will be demonstrating their craft in participating businesses along Main Street. Hosted by: Blue Ridge Arts Council. Friday, October 21, 2011 11am - 12pm Library Event. Samuels Public Library, Front Royal. BABY SIGNING TIME Bring in baby and Toddler and enjoy the Barnyard Banter of stories and songs designed to teach both you and baby sign language about farm animals. For children 0- 3 years old. Saturday, October 22, 2011 8am - 4pm Warren County Fair Flea Market. Warren County Fairgrounds. For more information: (540) 635-5827 http:// www.warrencountyfair.com/15.html. 9am - 1pm Farmers Market. Main Street, Front Royal. Today is the Farmers Market in Downtown Front Royal behind the Gazebo Area located at Main/Chester Streets. For more information visit www. frontroyalfarmersmarket.com. 9am - 3pm JDRF Walk to Cure Diabetes. First Baptist Church, Front Royal. Today is the 2011 Front Royal Walk to Cure Diabetes. It begins and ends at the First Baptist Church. This is the TENTH ANNUAL JDRF Front Royal Walk to Cure Diabetes. The money raised will go toward finding a cure for Juvenile Diabetes and its complications. Each year, hundreds of thousands of people join together in the JDRF Walks in many different cities around the world to raise critically needed funds for research for Juvenile Diabetes. You can become an individual walker, join an existing team or start your very own team from scratch - Register online. Join your friends and neighbors or meet new ones today to support this cause. For more information or if you have questions, please contact: Carol Dodson, cdodson@comcast.net,(540)671-1561 and/or Noelle Loving, nloving@jdrf.org, (804)254-8014. 10:10am - 11:10am Books and Barks. Samuels Public Library, Front Royal. BOOKS AND BARKS Relax and read to the Books and Barks therapy dogs. Please Register. 1pm - 2pm Library Event. 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Dear Stewart, Whats this talk about a bike gang coming to Front Royal? Pedaled Hi Pedaled, You must have heard about the STIHL Tour Des Trees, a group of bicyclists who are riding to raise funds for tree research. In its 0th running, this years Tour will start on October nd in Virginia Beach. Seven days and 485 miles later, the riders will end their challenge at the National Mall. This event benefits the TREE Fund, which is devoted to tree research and educational endow-

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ments. Grants have led to a better understanding of the benefits of trees, the development of hardier plants and methods of protecting trees while using fewer pesticides. Increasing the publics awareness of the importance of trees is a high priority for the Tour. To further this effort, several trees will be planted along the route. Each participant is tasked with raising at least $3500 for the cause. The riders will be coming from points as far as Florida, Ontario, California and British Colombia. A local cyclist who has participated for many years is Tom Armstrong of the Bartlett Tree Expert Company. On Day 5, October 6th, the cadre of tree champions will arrive in Front Royal, completing the grueling leg from Charlottesville via the Skyline Drive. At 9am on October 7th, the group arrives at the Virginia State Arboretum at Blandy Farm. After a public tree planting ceremony, the cyclists will continue on to Reston and, finally, Washington, D.C. As the riders housing and meal expenses are being covered by corporate sponsorship, 100% of all donations to the STIHL Tour des Trees will benefit the TREE Fund. For more information or to make a tax-deductible donation to local Team MAC-ISA, visit stihltourdestrees.org. Stewart The Front Royal/Warren County Tree Steward program began in 1997 with volunteers dedicated to improving the health of trees by providing educational programs, tree planting and care demonstrations, and tree maintenance throughout the community. The group now consists of over 30 active members with several interns working toward becoming certified tree stewards from our annual All About Trees Class. Each month Stewart will answer a question from our readers. Please forward it to Stewart in care of frwctreestewards@comcast.net and we may publish it in a future issue. Please visit our website at www.treesfrontroyal.org.

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CHRYSLER DODGE JEEP RAM

On approved credit

200 LIMITED
UP TO

NEW 2011

CHARGER
UP TO OFF MSRP
3 TO CHOOSE
ASK US ABOUT

NEW 2011

NEW 2011

$ OFF MSRP

3,300

3,100

PATRIOT SPORT 4X4


2.4L CVT11, PW, PL, PS, Heated Seat, CC, Luggage Rack, Sirius, Remote Start. MSRP $23,575 $ NOW

NEW 2011

1500 CREW 4X4


UP TO OFF MSRP
7 TO CHOOSE

8,800

4 TO CHOOSE

22,383

Stock #11JP215

NEW 2011

300 LIMITED
UP TO

CHALLENGER R/T
5.7 V8 Hemi, 6-Spd, RWD, PW, PL, PS, UConnect, Bluetooth, Sirius XM. MSRP $30,820 $ NOW

NEW 2012

NEW 2012

WRANGLER 4X4s
with the NEW 3.8L 285hp PENTASTAR
STARTING AT $

$ OFF MSRP

4,400

26,930

3 TO CHOOSE

29,977

HEMI

7 TO CHOOSE

ANY PARTS & SERVICE

100 OFF

Based on retail price. Not to exceed 10% off total parts and labor. Excludes reatil parts, tires, colliosion/body shop parts and service. See service advisor for details.
Plus any applicable tax, shop supplies and environmental fees. One coupon per visit. Coupon must be presented prior to service write-up. Offer ends 11/30/11. Not valid with any other coupons or in-store specials. Good only at MARLOW MOTOR COMPANY.

WE SERVICE ALL MAKES AND MODELS

VEHICLE DETAILING Hand wax 95 Hand wash $


Some vehicles slightly higher. Plus any applicable tax, shop supplies and environmental fees. One coupon per visit. Coupon must be presented prior to service write-up. Offer ends 11/30/11. Not valid with any other coupons or in-store specials. Good only at MARLOW MOTOR COMPANY.

COMPLETE

All Makes & Models Special


Any Competitive Vehicle Service or Repair
Second vehicle not a Dodge, Chrysler or Jeep? No problem... Our ASE Certified Technicians are capable os servicing ALL makes and models.
Not to exceed $175. Plus any applicable tax, shop supplies and environmental fees. One coupon per visit. Coupon must be presented prior to service write-up. Offer ends 11/30/11. Not valid with any other coupons or in-store specials. Good only at MARLOW MOTOR COMPANY.

Clean interior Clean engine compartment & trunk

99

10% OFF

Receive

Price includes all rebates and incentives. Rebates are in lieu of discounted finance rates. TAX, TAGS & TITLE FEES not included. $289 $3,300 off on Chrysler 200s requires financing through Ally/Chase. Offers expire 10/13/2011.

PROCESSING FEE not included.

707 COMMERCE AVE. FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA FRONT ROYAL 635-4158 WINCHESTER 888-862-7569 WWW.MARLOWMOTOR.COM

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