Daniel Lin
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Rambling on: Antique cars tour Shenandoah Valley (opens the original)
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Sounds from the earliest days of the automobile shook the backroads of Rockingham County on Saturday and Sunday as six antique Fords toured the central Shenandoah Valley. Members of the Nationâs Capital Model T Ford Club, Colonial Virginia Model T Ford Club, and George Washington chapter of the Model A Ford Club of America drove a total of about 150 miles over the weekend. Staying in Orkney Springs, the classic car clubs drove south to the Virginia Quilt Museum in Dayton on Saturday, then
Michael Scott's relentless work paying off in JMU return game (opens the original)
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Taking it easy isnât in Michael Scottâs vocabulary. The James Madison receiver is dedicated to the game and always looking for ways to improve. Scott is on the field running routes alongside his teammates. JMU special teams coordinator Rob Wenger might just get a text from the York, Pennsylvania, native. âMikey is extremely committed,â Wenger said in the week leading up to JMUâs 87-3 win over Wagner. âHe's a super talented kid. ⦠I've always said, too, like, you could put your supe
VA250 Garden at Luray Caverns celebrates nation's history (opens the original)
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Every year, more than 500,000 people come to visit Luray Caverns to see the siteâs many attractions. And, if you go to the caverns this summer, thereâs one more thing to see. Thatâs because this spring, the Luray Garden Club and the Hill & Valley Garden Club (both based in Luray), working with the Luray Caverns staff, planted a new VA250 garden near the Blue Star Memorial Marker. This is one of many VA250 events in Page County and one of many VA250 gardens planted by garden clubs across th
Flock camera critics plan to speak out at city council meeting (opens the original)
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The use of automatic license plate readers has become increasingly common in recent years. But with the expansion of the technology, there has been pushback both nationally and locally. And some of that pushback is evident in mass protests, including those that local activists are planning to participate in against Flock cameras, one of the largest providers of ALPRs, at two upcoming city council meetings on Tuesday and on July 28. The activists, organizing as part of the group DeFlock Harrison
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