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Westwood Hills Elementary School is closed again on Thursday, and it’s not hard to figure that Waynesboro Public Schools should just look at getting things open there again next week, after the Sept. 2 shooting.
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The director of media relations at Bridgewater College commented on our AFP Facebook page a few weeks back to the effect that I had done something unethical, to her reasoning.
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Westwood Hills Elementary School will not reopen on Wednesday, as school system officials work through determining a timeline for the school’s reopening, after a shooting at the school last week.
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A Waynesboro man was found dead this morning in a vehicle partially submerged in Lake Nelson in Arrington.
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The Blue Ridge Area Food Bank and its network of more than 300 partner pantries and program sites have distributed more than 27 million meals over the past year.
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Waynesboro Police released new information on the shooting at Westwood Hills Elementary School on Wednesday.
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A group of parents of students at Westwood Hills Elementary School has launched a petition on Change.org to request a meeting with Waynesboro Public Schools administration regarding safety issues at the school.
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Ben Cline is trying to pretend that he showed up for a “debate” with his Democratic opponent in the Sixth District congressional race, Beth Macy, last night in Winchester, except, one problem.
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It seemed like Waynesboro Superintendent Jeffrey Cassell was trying to tell us that the young man who broke into Westwood Hills Elementary School, shot a school staffer, then turned the gun on himself, had no history with the city school system.
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A 19-year-old listed as being from Waynesboro forced his way into Westwood Hills Elementary School early Wednesday morning, shooting an adult staff member, then turning the gun on himself.
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