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Theft Charges in Elder Abuse Case Certified
A judge certified theft charges against a couple to a grand jury Thursday.
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Charges Certified in Car Break-Ins Case
An Augusta County grand jury will hear dozens of felony charges against four men accused of breaking into cars and stealing items from them.
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Staunton Police Looking for Missing Teen
The Staunton Police Department is asking for the public's help to find a missing teenager.
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Harringtons Appear on Dr. Phil
The parents of missing Virginia Tech student Morgan Harrington are asking people across the county for help to find her.
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Emergency Crews Learn How to Respond to Cyanide Attack
Emergency crews took part in a training effort that simulated a cyanide attack in the James Madison University Convocation Center.
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Staunton Changes to Energy-Saving Traffic Lights
Traffic lights in Staunton are turning green in more ways than one.
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Virginia Water Conditions Concern Valley Experts
A new study shows that Virginia has the second dirtiest waterways in the entire country.
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Treatment Plant Improvises After Storm
Windy and wet conditions dominated the forecast Wednesday and Thursday, but officials are feeling the storm's effects in other ways.
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Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign Begins
Need is up in Rockingham County, and the Salvation Army hopes to respond.
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RMH to Close Flu Clinic as Need Decreases
Due to a significant decrease in influenza activity in the area, the Rockingham Memorial Hospital Flu Care Clinic will be closed after Friday.
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Army Golden Knights Drop in on the Valley
An elite group of skydivers from the U.S. Army made a stop in the Valley.
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Losing Insurance While Waiting for Heart Transplant
A Valley man who is waiting for a heart transplant says the current health care system is putting his life at risk.
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Visiting Hours at Winchester Medical Center Extended
The Winchester Medical Center is extending the visiting hours that were cut back late last month because of the flu.
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VDOT Reminds Drivers to Plan Ahead in Bad Weather
Residents’ safety is the top priority for Virginia Department of Transportation crews as Tropical Storm Ida moves through the Commonwealth.
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Public Hearing Scheduled on Queen Street Work in Strasburg
The Virginia Department of Transportation will hold a location and design public hearing concerning improvements to Queen Street in the Town of Strasburg.
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Shenandoah County Residents Can Attend Meeting on Road Improvements
The Virginia Department of Transportation will hold a location and design public hearing concerning improvements to Route 623 (Back Road) in Shenandoah County.
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EMU Student Health Care Forum
As Congress debates its health care reform bill, college students at Eastern Mennonite University got a closer look at what Congress plans to do.
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Event Raises Money for Harrisonburg Downtown Revitalization
Downtown Harrisonburg was showing people what it has to offer Wednesday night with food, wine and theater.
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Local Pharmacies Still Waiting for H1N1 Vaccine
The H1N1 vaccine is reaching many students and other at-risk groups in the Valley, but several other people that want it are still unable to get it.
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More H1N1 Deaths than First Thought
The number of people killed in America by the H1N1 virus is a lot higher than previously thought.
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What's Going Around 11-11
In this week's What's Going Around, the Valley is following a nationwide H1N1 trend, which means a shorter wait at your doctors office or hospital.
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Kaine Declares State of Emergency
Gov. Timothy M. Kaine declared a State of Emergency for Virginia Wednesday in response to the combined effects of the remnants of Tropical Storm Ida and a coastal Nor’easter.
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Water Backup in Waynesboro
As the remnants of Tropical Storm Ida hover over the Valley, some areas are getting more rain than they can handle.
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Virginia Second in Nation for Death Penalty Executions
On Tuesday, D.C. sniper John Allen Muhammad became the 104th person executed in Virginia since 1976 and another another man will die by electrocution next week.
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Two Arraigned in Berryville Murder-for-Hire Plot
Two men accused of plotting to kill former Berryville Town Council woman Gail Smith have been arraigned.
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Morgan Harrington's Parents to Appear on Dr. Phil
While the search for Morgan Harrington continues, her parents are scheduled to talk about the case on the Dr. Phil show Thursday.
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WV Teachers' Unions Criticized
A new report says West Virginia receives an "F" for its ability to remove ineffective teachers.
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Heavy Rain and Leaves a Bad Combo
Staunton city officials worry that leaves can clog city sewers during times of heavy rain.
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Veterans Talk Health Care in Augusta County
Veterans weighed in on issues that are the most important to them this Veterans Day.
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Problems Accessing Health Care in a Wheelchair
Despite years of advances, getting access to everyday basic needs, such as health care, is an ongoing battle for many.
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Valley Business Collects Care Packages for Troops
People in Waynesboro spent Wednesday showing the nation's military personnel they are appreciated.
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ROTC Students at JMU Reflect on Veteran's Day
Students in the ROTC program at James Madison University understand the importance of Veteran's Day.
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Grottoes Communities Gathers to Celebrate Veterans Day
Many people gathered at the town hall in Grottoes Wednesday to celebrate Veterans Day.
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Linville Edom Students Recognize Veterans Day
In Rockingham County, Linville Edom Elementary School students recognized Veterans Day Wednesday.
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Afghan Kids Campaign Successful
Alumni of the Augusta Military Academy, Stuart Hall and students in Fort Defiance High School pulled together in a campaign to support U.S. Marines stationed in Afghanistan and the children that live there.
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Students Hold Benefit Concert for New Directions Center
A group of Waynesboro students teamed up with students from all over the Valley to raise money for the community by doing what they love.
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Capito Introduces Bill to Help Veterans Suffering from Brain Injuries
As the nation honors America’s military men and women, Rep. Shelley Moore Capito, R-W.Va., announced Wednesday she has re-introduced legislation designed to improve access to care for rural veterans suffering from traumatic brain injury.
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WV Veterans Memorial Rededicated
West Virginia Secretary of State Natalie E. Tennant joined Gov. Joe Manchin, Maj. Gen. Allen Tackett, and other state leaders to rededicate the Veterans Memorial at the Capitol Complex Tuesday in Charleston.
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Elkton Council Picks New Chief of Police
At the beginning of the month, the town of Elkton began looking for a new chief of police.
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RMH Donates Three More AEDs
RMH Heart and Vascular Services has donated three additional lifesaving AEDs to community locations, bringing the total number of donated AEDs this year to ten.
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Kaine and Other Governors Talk About Supporting Offshore Wind Power
Governors Timothy M. Kaine of Virginia, Martin O’Malley of Maryland, and Jack Markell of Delaware agreed Wednesday on a tri-state partnership for the deployment of offshore wind energy in the Mid-Atlantic coastal region.
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Resident to Pay More in Park Fees
Harrisonburg residents will soon have to pay more to use the city's activities center and golf course.
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Local People Protest Muhammad's Execution
Vigils and protests about the execution of John Allen Muhammad happened around the state Tuesday night.
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Green Shuttle to Charlottesville Takes Off
People in the Valley got their first ride on a new shuttle to Charlottesville Tuesday.
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News of More Layoffs Impact City
With the news of more layoffs in the Valley,people say they're worried it's a sign the economic recovery will come slowly.
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Local Valpak Helping Search Efforts for Missing Student
A local business owner says it's time to "amp up" the search for Morgan Harrington.
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nTelos Layoffs in Waynesboro
One Valley wireless phone company announced says it is being forced to make layoffs Tuesday.
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West Virginia Takes Over Grant County Schools
In one local school system, a bleak situation has forced the state to take action. West Virginia's Board of Education has voted to take over all of Grant County's schools.
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Good News for Pedestrians in Harrisonburg
A recent study shows that Harrisonburg might be the safest metropolitan area in the Commonwealth for pedestrians.
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Winchester Man Charged for Trying to Sneak Drugs to WV Jail Inmate
A Winchester man is facing charges in a conspiracy to smuggle drugs into a West Virginia jail.
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