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City Council candidates discuss Winchester and its future (opens the original)
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Four of the eight candidates running for City Council in this year's general election took part in a forum held Tuesday night at Handley Library in downtown Winchester. It was sponsored by Winchester Worth Fighting For, a pro-democracy grassroots organization that advocates for political civility and inclusion. Democratic incumbent Kim Herbstritt (Ward 3) and independents Miles Davis (Ward 1), Jenny McDonald (Ward 2) and Klio Stroubakis (Ward 4) participated in the forum. Republicans Nancy Cam
Red Cross seeking volunteers to help when disaster strikes locally (opens the original)
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The Winchester-based Greater Shenandoah Valley Chapter of the American Red Cross continues its search for disaster-response volunteers as severe weather continues to cause chaos across the United States. "This is life changing," Deborah Fleming, executive director of the Greater Shenandoah Valley Chapter, said on Monday about the growing number of natural disasters in the U.S. "The climate crisis that we have is getting worse." One year ago, Fleming said the national Red Cross organization chall
Applicants sought for Winchester's 3rd TEDx presentation (opens the original)
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Winchester's corner of the TED universe is getting larger. The third annual speaking event organized by the group TEDx HandleyBlvd Women will be held on March 19 in a new, expanded location: Stimpson Auditorium in Shenandoah University's Halpin-Harrison Hall in Winchester. The auditorium can accommodate more than 300 people, a step up from the more limited capacity at Shenandoah University's The HIVE building where the Northern Shenandoah Valley's previous two TEDx talks took place. The extra sp
City Council decides against reducing its size (opens the original)
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City Council has decided to keep its current number of representatives rather than reduce the nine-person panel to seven or five members. After hearing from City Manager John Piper on Tuesday night about how a change in council's size could be achieved, council Vice President Emily Windle, who was presiding at this week's business meeting and work session, conducted a straw poll asking if anyone on the panel supported a change to its composition. None of the seven councilors in attendance â Pr
Nonprofit Collaborative hosts forum for City Council candidates (opens the original)
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The steering committee of Winchester's recently formed Nonprofit Collaborative held a public forum Wednesday morning to hear how candidates for this year's City Council races feel about local nonprofits and the services they provide. There are more than 300 nonprofit organizations based in Winchester and they occupy about 20% of the land in the city. For years, there has been an ongoing rift between council and the nonprofits because the agencies rely on taxpayer-funded services, such as utiliti
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