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By Roger BianchiniWarren County Report

A two-story, single-amily de-tached house at 44 Church Streetwas largely destroyed by re onMonday, June 0. Initial damage

estimates were in the $150,000range.

Fire damage was concentratedto the second oor and attic,with the rst oor suering wa-ter damage. Te re is believedto have originated in the ceiling-

oor space between the rst and

second oors. On June 3, countyre & rescue released the precisecause as an electrical malunc-tion in a Jacuzzi-style bath tub.

Te re began around 1 p.m.None o the houses three occu-pants, a 5-year-old boy and hisgrandparents, were home when

the re, reported by delivery

drivers rom nearby SchewelsFurniture Store, broke out. Tehouse is owned by the adult maleoccupants mother.

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A Warren County man died at the scene o aone-vehicle accident in the early morning hours

o uesday, June 1.Arthur Lewis Galord, 49, o Fork Valley, was

eastbound on Route 55 near the intersection withRogers Mill Road (Route 614) at 5:45 a.m. whenhis vehicle let the right side o the road, hit aguard rail then a tree and overturned.

According to Virginia State Police Spokesper-

son Sgt. F.L. yler, Galord was notseatbelt and was partially ejected romduring the accident. Galord was pdead at the scene

Tere were no passengers in Gal

Ford Ranger pickup truck at the timecident.Alcohol was ruled not to have been a

VSP rooper S.A. Sutherland is haaccident investigation. Sutherland wasthe scene by units o the Warren CounOce and Warren County Fire & Res

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Joy Freemire, rst grade teacherat Leslie Fox Keyser Elementa-ry School, won a ree two-yearChevy Cruze lease rom FrontRoyals Jack Evans Chevrolet,Inc., and was described as onevery excited lady.

It was an honor to be nominat-ed by my students and Im thrilledto be driving a new car, Freemiresaid. Its my rst year teaching,I cant imagine how anyone cantop this next year!Her name was chosen in a ran-

dom drawing rom nominated

teachers in the Warren CountySchool District at the dealershipat 15 South Royal Ave.

Children were invited to nomi-nate their teachers or weeklychances to win ree luncheonsor two, and monthly or twomovie passes to Royal Cinemas,and a pizza party or the winningteachers class. Te nal grand

prize drawing or a two-year leaseon a 011 Chevrolet Cruze L.,

valued at approximately $8,000,was held on June third.Students were asked to ll out

contest entry orms with theirname, the name o the nominat-ed teacher, the teachers school oemployment, and to write a briedescription o why their teacherwas the best.Tis is what some o the students

wrote about Mrs. Freemire: I think she is a very nice

teacher. She is very good at be-ing a rst grade teacher. romCharles; My teacher is the best be-

cause she is the nicest teacher.

She makes learning un, she isalways willing to help us and shealways has a smile on her ace.rom Haley; She is a very good teacher,

she helps me a lot! She teachesme a lot o good things, and shelet us watch a Dr. Seuss movie orDr. Seusss Birthday. She is verynice to me. rom Maston; She is very involved with stu-

dents. rom AleciaJoy said o her students, Teyre

just darling.She also elt that this contest

was an excellent thing to get thecommunity active in the schoolsand an indication o the level oinvolvement o Leslie Fox Keyserparents.I was told there were more en-

tries rom LFK than any otherschool, she said.She took ownership o the Im-

perial Blue 4-door XM ChevyCruze the day ater the drawingand described it as having all thebells and whistles we need.Shes limited to driving it 1,000

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Sales Specialist at the dealershipwas very involved in the eventrom its inception, designing theposters or publicity and visitingthe Parent teacher organizationsto talk about it. She said, Gen-eral Manager Glenn Murphy andI delivered the pizzas personallyto the classrooms and presentedteachers with a git card or lunchat the Main Street Mill and mov-

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Teir Road rip will be an espe-cially long haul or the Wounded

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You dont come back the sameperson as when you let, JeKeegan, a veteran o Vietnam whooriginated the idea o riding the3300 miles rom Virginia to Cali-ornia, said.Te riders arrived in Front Royal

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2011 Wildcats say their fnal goodb


On the warm evening o June 17,an enthusiastic crowd o parents,riends, relatives, sweethearts andchildren gathered in the WarrenCounty High School Gym to gowild or the graduating WarrenCounty Wildcats Class o 011.At one point several beach

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outstanding students were thenawarded scholarships. Jordancongratulated the seniors onreceiving a total o more than$900,000 in scholarships to the dierent colleges, universitiesand trade schools where theyre

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the two graduates who are enter-ing the military and asked them tostand up. Bianca is Hill headed tothe Army and Frederick Wagnerto the Navy and between themthey will receive almost $500,000in aid toward their education.A total o 8 scholarships were

given out with several studentsreceiving more than one and

more than one student receiv-ing the same kind. Five Athleticawards and scholarships weregiven. As each outstanding schol-ar went up to be awarded, loud

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Te sky is the limit or Skyline gra


A light breeze rifed the VirginiaState Flag and the Red, White andBlue up on the stage. Te BlueRidge Mountains looked on as abig crowd o those closely con-

nected to the 011 graduatingclass o Skyline High School gath-ered to cheer them on in their riteo passage.As the 19 seniors walked onto

the ootball eld, to the accom-paniment o Pomp and Circum-stance played by their high schoolband, loud cheers greeted themand expectant smiles lit up aces.

One was heard to say, Yeah, wereexcited!Tey ound their seats and were

welcomed by 011 Class PresidentVictoria Salyers, who began herspeech by reminding her peers othe shared experiences that makestheir graduating class unique.

Weve had our last homecominggame to cheer at as Hawks, ourlast slow dance at prom, our lastbirthday at home, and today ourrst and last high school gradua-tion, she said.Salyers also kept them on track

by giving them a hopeul glimpseo the uture during the somewhatsad moments o saying goodbye

to a huge part o their lives, andcontinued with, Tere are certainthings that we never want to letgo o and certain people we neverwant to leave behind, but lettinggo isnt the end o the world, it isthe beginning o a new lie. Con-gratulations on making it throughthe rst major obstacle course inlie and setting a new tradition obeing here all our years at SkylineHigh School.Skylines Class o 011 kept up

the tradition o launching beach

balls over their heads and causedPrincipal Andrew Keller to ob-serve, Wait until the Superinten-dent (o Warren County Schools,Pamela McGinnis) conrms

youve graduated beore you breakout the beach balls, or what othersurprises you may have.He also began his speech by

making the older generation laughwhen he started describing someo the criticisms they may havelaid on the present generation-onebeing that they never could have

gotten away with wnow can.He reminded ever

graduating class hasome things in ththat the parents expin adulthood and have shaped their chNo, they didnt

ve miles to schoin the snow, but hocould have tweeted

Victoria Salyers, Class President, addresses hergraduating classmates

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Randolph-Macon Academy (R-MA) held itsgraduation on May 8, giving diplomas to 73 se-niors and one postgraduate student. Teir Vale-dictorian was Kalie Plasier o Sioux Center, Iowa,and salutatorians were Ashley Birk and AllysonDoran, both o Front Royal.English teacher Craig Porter, who retired this

spring ater spending 9 years at R-MA as a teach-er and academic dean, was awarded an honoraryR-MA diploma.Te commencement speaker was Major General

Kim Siniscalchi, the Assistant Air Force SurgeonGeneral, Medical Force Development, and Assis-tant Air Force Surgeon General, Nursing Services,Oce o the Surgeon General, Headquarters U.S.Air Force, Bolling Air Force Base, D.C.

R-MAs class o 011 received over $5.1 million incollege scholarship oers, along with 80 total col-lege acceptances to 156 dierent colleges.Te local-area graduates received several awards

and have a wide variety o plans:David Beach o Front Royal plans to enlist in the

U.S. Coast Guard and was accepted at two othercollegesAshley C. Birk o Front Royal was salutatorian o

her class. She plans to attend George Mason Uni-versity in the all, and had scholarship oers total-ing over $100,000.

Cara-Elizabeth Brown o Front Royal receivedthe Outstanding Sportsman Award during ClassNight. She plans to attend James Madison Uni- versity. She had also been accepted to three oth-er schools with scholarship oers o more than$190,000.Drew Carden o Front Royal will attend Lord

Fairax Community College.Allyson Doran o Front Royal will attend the

US Air Force Academy in the all. She receiveda US Air Force Academy Appointment valued at$414,000. Allyson was part o R-MAs elite HighFlight, an organization designed to support stu-dents who want to attend a U.S. military serviceacademy. During Class Night, she was recognizedwith the US Army Reserve National Scholar/Ath-lete Award and the Commandants Award, and

was named both Salutatorian and Best All-AroundCadet.Kevin Eric Fernandez o Huntly, Va, plans to at-

tend Christopher Newport University this all.

James Allen Marion III o Warren County will at-tend Virginia Commonwealth University.Carla Williams was awarded the English Medal

and the Most Genteel Female Award during ClassNight. She plans to attend the University o MaryWashington.Karen Wines will attend Radord University.

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Skyline High Schools oot-ball eld was the scene o morethan 500 people ready to walkaround the track in teams toparticipate in the Front Royal/Warren County Relay For Lie.

Te 1-hour event began at6 p.m. on June 11 and contin-ued throughout the night untildawn on Saturday. According tothe American Cancer Society,the relays are held overnight,because cancer never sleeps.Te event is held annually to

help raise money or cancer re-

search, and other related pro-grams conducted by the Ameri-can Cancer Society. It is thebiggest undraising event o the

year or the organization.Chairwoman Barbry Deav-

ers said the goal this year is$10,000. According to theirwebsite, this event raised closeto $111,700.Im happy we reached that.

Any time we raise money ithelps, said Deavers.Deavers said 650 participants

registered or the event, and500 showed up and were di-

vided into 4 teams. Te group

still has until August 31 to reachtheir goal and have plannedmore undraising events.Tere were tents and booths

set up that each showcasedtheir own unique way o stayingcommitted to the cause. Terewere cheerleaders, a Little En-gine Tat Can called the HopeExpress, and cancer survivorsdressed in purple and white t-shirts proudly reminding every-one to Celebrate. Remember.Fight Back.Te top teams and the amount

raised were: A Ray o Hope- $15,158; WCPS Relayers or

Lie - $6,931; Conners - $6,756Te top partici

Eddie Long - $10Bolton - $1,936 an-$1,500.It was a good ex

year, said Deavers.er was good and wlocation. Skyline was a great additupdated acilities ber track instead owalk on.o nd a way to

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Relay or Lie: Celebrate. Remember. Fight B

Cancer survivors start the 2011 Relay with the Sur-vivors Walk.

Skyline Cheer team members were enthusiastic sup-porters of the 2011 Relay, and kept the crowd enter-tained.

There were many interludes of private reection, as

with this one near the Connies Crusaders teamsign.

The sponsors it possible - were acknowlRelay T-shirts.

Warren County High ScSamuel Eshelman

Thank You :Baugh Northeast Cooperative (Sysco)

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ToMy question is are we doing this or the right reasons? Mayor im Darr preacinghis decisive no vote on the change to November town elections

Darr swings vote to maintain the electoral status Front Royal mayor breaks 3-3 tie to keep stand-alone May electi


It was as predictable as the un-predictability o the weather theFront Royal own Councils 4-3 re-jection o a citizen-driven initiativeto move the towns stand-alone Mayelections to November to coincidewith ederal elections and potentialvoter turnouts o 60 to 70 percent.

Te only vote that was not appar-ent rom the start o the discussion

some eight months ago was Mayorim Darrs. But Darr had madeit perectly clear or at least twomonths that he was not buying intothe logic that the switch to Novem-ber was necessary or an eectivemeans to stimulate increased voterturnout with the goal o breakingthe inuence o small blocks o spe-cial interest groups on town elec-tions with an average 17-percent voter turnout over the past threeelections.

Over the past eight years the lonetown election that bucked the be-low 0 percent turnout trend wasthe volatile Wal-mart by the river004 election that saw a 3-percentturnout bump our incumbentsrom oce.

Ironically perhaps, it was onecouncilman rst brought to townoce during the higher voter turn-out 004 Wal-mart massacre now Mayor Darr who cast the

deciding vote against the switch toNovember.

My question is are we doing thisor the right reasons? Darr said inpreacing his tiebreaking no vote.

Darr addressed his belie that thecall or a change to November elec-tions was a direct result o citizendiscontent with some sitting mem-bers o council. And he questionedwhether council had accumulated

enough inormation over the eightmonths the discussion has been un-derway to justiy a change in town

election dates. Te mthe change to Novemsense or smaller towlations around 1,400,not or larger town liwith its population o

Darr seemed to buyo the trio o counciposed the change r Carson Lauder, HoVice-Mayor Chris Hi people want a chelected town governis preventing them to the polls in May tchange.

In act, speaking in taining May election

Judge John Ewell while smaller in numbouts reect the particzens truly attentive to their local governmthat notion may be dobservation o some recent years o peopto certain poll work

While some, like Councilman Shae Parker, asked whynot? ...

... others, including from left, Carson Lauder, Vice-Mayor Chris Holloway and Mayor Tim Darr, askedWhy now?

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Who am I supposed to vote or?

Coincidence?

In the end Darr joined Lauder, Hol-loway and Tarpe to deeat a simpleordinance change that would haveacilitated the switch to Novemberor the 01 town election.

Perhaps coincidentally the quartet voting to stick with May electionsappears to have been the catalyst orthe citizen initiative or the switchto November in the rst place. Tatinitiative grew out o citizen outrageover the ring o own ManagerMichael Graham on Sept. 7, 010and to some extent general discon-tent over councils handling o theproposed public-private solar pow-er partnership that Graham was amajor player in negotiating toward.

On Sept. 7, then recently-electedTarpe joined Holloway and Lauderto orm a 3- majority to re Gra-

ham. Sayre, perhaps councils mostvocal Graham critic, chose to miss

that meeting despite saying he knewa vote on Grahams uture loomedthat night. Darr, while not having to vote on Grahams termination, ap-peared to support the council sub-majority decision on the town man-ager in subsequent interviews.

Whose responsibility?

Te council supporters or main-taining May elections all indicatedthey elt they should not make thedecision to acilitate the electoralchange despite the citizen survey re-sult 556 responses or the changeto November; 60 avoring stickingwith the stand-alone May elections.

Despite the strong survey resultavoring the change, the quarteto No November ocials indi-cated the number o town surveyresponses did not represent a su-

cient mandate or council to takepositive legislative action.

Rather, Darr, Tarpe, Lauder andHolloway threw the perhaps still-ticking electoral time bomb backthe citizens way. All our expresseda preerence that a citizen petitiono the courts lead to a court-ordered voter reerendum on the ElectionDay change.

However Shae Parker, a strongproponent o the change rom theoutset, questioned that logic. Henoted that the survey result 95returned o about 9000 sent outpretty closely mirrored voter par-ticipation o as low as 15 percent inrecent town elections. And i 500to 800 votes were enough to electthem, why wasnt such a survey

sampling adequate or them to basea legislative decision on? Parker

asked his colleagues.Pulling rom his own past proes-sional experience, om Conkey saida 10-percent survey result was typi-cal in business and Ive sent many

out mysel.Citizen activist an

supporter im Ratigit appeared that Maput a great deal o thvote, he may have lo

orest (greater citizenor the trees o sel-jcontinuing a ailing sy

I dont necessarily but the outcome, prised, Ratigan saidthis ully expecting exactly the way it didmade that comment to go away 01 is months away. So it lgoing to have a May c

As or the contencouncils job to makechange, but rather ta direct reerendumo me they didnt hato stand up and say the people; I represeso when I speak tovote tonight I am repeople.

Its almost like they

TownI think the people spoke by the surveys they sent back in to the town showing a positive change to November. And I think the town and the council have made a bad decision. And I thwill be seen in the uture at the towns next election. Eugene ewalt

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willing to speak on behal o thepeople in regards to increasing ourwater rates; theyre more than will-ing to speak on behal o the peoplein regard to raising our taxes, whichis ne and good thats why we vot-

ed or them.But on this issue Ratigan said itwas as i the prevailing majority wasshopping or excuses not to act onwhat appears to be the will o a ma-jority o town citizens.

Jerry Scholder reected that beliewhen he told council, Its too badsome o your minds are made up you can see it in the smirks. Youknow who you are so I wont name,names but you know what this is-sue is about.

In a last ditch bid to sway at leastone vote toward November romthe trio o council opponents, Park-er pointed out that i they voted orthe change by ordinance and decid-ed it didnt work, council could sim-ply vote to change back. However,i the change is made by citizen re-erendum that change is binding oncouncil.

Short memories?

However it appeared to at leastone observer that those councilmen

voting to maintain May electionsare banking on two things:

1/ a citizen petition o the courtsand subsequent reerendum will notoccur in time to impact the 01town election;

and / should a citizen reerendumaect the change to November, bythe 014 town election when thatchange is likely to be implementedeveryone will have orgotten whatthey were mad at them or in therst place.

Long-term consequences?

At least one observer with not toodistant experience in the towns po-litical trenches wondered i Darrwasnt risking his political uture byappearing to abandon the same citi-zen activists who had rst propelledhim into town oce.

Former Mayor Eugene ewalt ex-pressed disappointment at the ma-jority vote.

Im very surprised that the resultwasnt o a more positive nature thisevening, ewalt said. I think thepeople spoke by the surveys theysent back in to the town showinga positive result or the change toNovember. I think the town and thecouncil have made a bad decision

and I think the result will be seenin the uture at the towns next elec-tion.

ewalt declined to speculate onwhether he might rejoin the politi-cal ray in the 01 town election

and perhaps challenge Darr, whodeeated him in an 18-percent voterturnout in 010.

Another ormer town ocial, or-mer EDA board member Steve Sillwas also critical o the vote.

Im a little disappointed. I lis-tened to his arguments, Sill saido the mayors decisive reasoning.I think he made some reasonable

points but I really think the ideao increasing turnout is important thats the biggest [issue] Andthey talk about partisanship itsnot so much partisan as it is just alittle group o people who say Okay,

this guys going to be in; this guysgoing to be in; that guys not goingto be in. But I think the opportunityor the citizens to move orward andask or a reerendum is a reasonablenext step.

Another citizen questioned themajority rationale Why changenow? Weve always done it thisway.

o say weve alwaway is incorrect becdone by Te Byrd Mother time prior to1930s obviously we vember, local his

Silek pointed out.Supporters o Noelections, particularl

Too say weve always done it this way is incorrect because i it was done byTe Byrd Machine, at another time prior to the 190s or 1930s obviously wevoted in November. local historian Suzanne Silek

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Linda Allen, have pointed to Maymunicipal elections across Virginiaas part o a legacy o past racismand exclusion o working class vot-ers championed by a political ma-chine attempting to consolidate its

stranglehold on politics across thecommonwealth in the 1930s.While acknowledging that the

original impetus making it moredicult or both black and whitearm-working poor to get to thepolls during spring planting season is no longer valid, those citizenactivists say the end result o morelimited voter participation stillholds true in May elections.

Questioned later, Darr reiteratedhis comments the evening o thepublic hearing.

As stated that night there was noreal research done to determine i itwas in the best interest o the townrom a council/business standpoint.I do eel personally that the voterturnout may be larger but once

again there was a lack o document-ed or proo presented prior to thevote to make the determination ora change. I do eel that the decisionis where it needs to be which is inthe hands o the voting citizens, themayor concluded.

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ToTere was a closed meeting about that thats all I can say. own Attor-ney om Robinett on the subject o his pending resignation

Robinett to resign as town attorn

Mayor acknowledges controversial department heads inten

By Roger Bianchini


In the wake o a June 0th ClosedSession, Front Royal Mayor imDarr conrmed that own Attor-ney om Robinett plans to resign.Darr said no urther details were

available but that Robinett had ex-pressed a desire to leave his posi-

tion in the not-too-distant uture.Contacted on June 1st Robinett

would say only, Tere was a closedmeeting about that thats all I cansay.Tat is his intention to resign the

position he has held or ve-plusyears since the tenure o Mayor JimEastham.It is believed Robinett has about

a year o municipal employmentlet in order to qualiy or the stateretirement system. Robinett camehere rom Winchester, where hecontinues to live.No one inside town hall was will-

ing to comment on what may haveled to Robinetts decision or wheth-er the town attorney indicated hehad other municipal employmentlined up.Robinett had some testy exchang-

es with some councilmen over hisrecommendation that the positiono assistant town attorney, initially

recommended by him and held byGeorge Sonnett, be eliminated inthe FY 01 budget. Council de-cided to maintain the position overRobinetts repeated objections thatit was no longer nancially practi-cal. Te position costs the townabout $90,000 annually, includingbenets.

Graham-Robinett, et al

Perhaps inadvertently Robinettplayed a major role in the ringo ormer own Manager MichaelGraham when a still unidentied

member o council leaked his con-dential memo to council and themayor about his third-party legalinquiry regarding the potential ocriminal behavior by Graham inthe conduct o his town managersoce.Tat behavior was the possible ac-

ceptance o bribes later identi-

ed as jobs and economic benetto the community rom a pro-

posed public-privatthat would have adde

Robinett takes manager-attjob on Eastern Shore


According to a press release and online reports dated JuRoyal own Attorney om Robinett has accepted the comtion o own Manager/own Attorney in the small Easterno Onancock.

Robinetts resignation here was the subject o a June 0 Cloo the Front Royal own Council (see related story). Acco

press release and online reports posted at Shore Daily NeDelmarvaNOW.com Robinett will begin his new job on Au

It seemed like a unique and challenging opportunity and Iwhen they asked me [to take the position], Robinett saido his decision to move on to Onancock pronounced O-nstated.

Robinett lives in Winchester where he was city attorney beto Front Royal in 007. He is originally rom the Virginia Be

His municipal attorney employment history cited in the line posts include stints here, in Winchester, Gloucester Co(where he also served the dual attorney-manager role), and

According to Carol Vaughn in Te Daily imes/Delmarva.Robinett was hired at an annual salary o $90,000. He told base salary there, not including his benets package. Robineary here is $96,98 with a benets package likely in the $4,

In an online Virginia Guide, Onancock is described as alargest towns on Virginias remote Eastern Shore with a pabout 1,500.

According to the Onancock Daily News story Robinett repManager Sandy Manter, who held the job or two years beoon June 1 to move to ennessee. Te local paper also said Dhas served as the town attorney on a contract basis and woin that role in a reduced capacity upon Robinetts arrival.

Will Cummings, a retired VDO resident engineer, has bas Onancocks interim town manager or several weeks at ato $50,000 annually.

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er production component to thetowns electric utility.Robinetts inquiry to the Rich-

mond law rm o routman-Sand-ers was the result o questionsbrought to him by Councilmen

Chris Holloway and Carson Lauderon March 30, 010, the day ater aclosed session discussion o the so-lar proposal.Despite over eight months o pub-

lic work session discussion o vari-ous nancial incentives, potential

job creation and other educationalproers, both Holloway and Laud-er expressed surprise at GrahamsMarch 9, 010 closed session re-erences to nancial incentives onthe table, then identied as $1.million by Graham, i the solarproposal was rejected or radicallypared back as council work ses-sion discussion that day indicatedit would be.

In subsequent explanations o hisinquiry to routman-Sanders at-torney Carter Glass IV, Robinettalso expressed surprise at Grahamsclosed session reerences to nan-cial benet to the community dis-

cussed during the March 9, 010work session.Te controversy over the sup-

posed solar bribes erupted inthe lead up to the May 010 townelection, driven by a week o top o

ront page headline stories in theNorthern Virginia Daily, to whichRobinetts condential memo wasleaked. Tat papers reporter BenOrcutt has repeatedly identied thesource o the leak upon which his

stories were based as a then sittingcouncilman. Sayre, Lauder, Hol-loway, Parker, Conkey and Hrbekwere then on council all have de-nied being the source o the leak.At the time Robinett was criticized

by then Mayor Eugene ewalt,Vice-Mayor Bret Hrbek and Coun-cilmen Parker and Conkey or ail-ing to receive permission or eveninorm the mayor and ull councilo his planned legal inquiry based

on the questions o two council-men citizen activist ina Hobsonlater noted appeared to be sueringrom selective memory loss.Perhaps coincidentally, two o

Grahams biggest council support-

ers, ewalt and Hrbek, were de-eated in the May 010 election.Tree months ater taking oceHrbeks replacement on council,Hollis Tarpe, joined Holloway andLauder orming a 3- majority withSayre absent to re Graham.While a $30-million deamation

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Page Warren County Report Late June, 011 Read all issues in their entirety FREE on www.WarrenCoun

CommunityHe played such a large role in the history o our community o which he cared so deeply. served this community or an unprecedented 44 years including 8 years on the Board o Su16 on the Planning Commission; a mark that I eel comortable in saying will never be eclAdministrator Doug Stanley

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Many current county ocialsexpressed sorrow at the June 14thpassing o George Baggarly. Te89-year-old ormer South RiverDistrict supervisor and planningcommission member was lauded

or his community involvementand unwavering dedication and

concern or his county and itscitizens.George and I worked together

or many years on the PlanningCommission. He was always anhonorable man; always lookedater his constituents and tried

his best to stand up or land own-ers rights and stood or holding

growth in our community to aminimum. I always respectedGeorges opinions as he had many years in leadership roll on theCounty Board o Supervisors,current Shenandoah District Su-pervisor Richard raczyk said.Linda Glavis, who now rep-

resents Baggarlys South RiverDistrict, bemoaned being out otown at the time o a man sheconsidered a personal mentorsuneral.He was a good riend o my a-

ther and knew him rom my earlychildhood. He was active in theBrowntown Community Cen-ter Association or many yearsand was largely responsible ormy serving as president o the as-sociation and becoming involvedin community activities.He was always interested in

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down with him on his porch orkitchen table - depending on theweather - at his home in Brown-town.We would review the up-

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going on in the community. Iwill always appreciate the gra-cious hospitality he and his wieshowed to me. Despite the busi-ness relationship, he never ailedto ask me how my wie and amily

were doing. I am so grateul thathe was able to make the trip uprom Richmond on March 9thto join us or the Founding Dayevent. He played such a large rolein the history o our community

o which he cared so deeply. Mr.Baggarly served this communityor an unprecedented 44 years in-cluding 8 years on the Board oSupervisors and 16 on the Plan-ning Commission; a mark that

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At the June 1 meeting o the FrontRoyal Kiwanis Club, President LisaParker recognized Dr. Jeremy andJenna Busch o HealthSource Chi-ropractic and Progressive Rehabo Front Royal or their donatedservices totaling $470.Once a month we select an orga-

nization or our Star reatmentcommunity undraising programand we sponsor charities or non-prot groups i they qualiy. Dur-ing the month o May, Kiwanistook both, Jenna Busch said.Tis is a great organization,

theyre looking to give back to thecommunity. Tis was a undraiserthat had little manpower neededand no money out o pocket, Lisa

Parker said. Members took thecerticates and either gave themas gits to riends or sold themto riends and coworkers. It wassheer prot as none went back toHealthSource.Te club members were provided

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