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Waynesboro Police charged a city man for publicly masturbating near a church clad only in a ski mask and a shirt on Saturday. Leonard Boyce, 51, faces two charges from Saturday morning’s unusual incident.
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What happened was, Matt Wilde used his feet on the ropes for leverage to gain an illegal pinfall over Lance Lude in the main event, and since I was on the scene of the LTW Entertainment show at the Waynesboro YMCA as a special representative of the commissioner’s office, well, I had to do something.
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The Waynesboro Police Department has made a fourth arrest in connection with a Sept. 18 home invasion robbery at an apartment in the 1000 block of Albemarle Avenue.
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A red bike. That’s what Austin Sprouse would talk about when you asked him what he dreamed of. A red bike that he could call his own. But it wasn’t as easy as just going to the store and buying him a red bike.
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Before you sit down for your Thanksgiving meal, the Waynesboro YMCA can help you account for the extra calories.
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Waynesboro Police have charged two city residents in connection with a reported Sept. 27 shooting incident that involved a tow truck driver attempting to repossess a vehicle. Charles Richard Ramsey, 37, and Christina Lafon Harrison, 37, have both been charged in connection with the incident.
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The Waynesboro Symphony Orchestra highlights its 20th season with its annual concert at Charlottesville’s Paramount Theater on Friday, Oct. 23.
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Justin Underwood was at the Waynesboro YMCA on Friday to make a special delivery. The former Y preschool teacher raised $1,643.32 for the YMCA Childcare program while taking part in the Sept. 5 Tour de Valley cycling competition.
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The charges against Marquell Anthony Diggs in the Sept. 18 home invasion robbery have been dropped. A spokesman for the Waynesboro Police Department said in a news release that the PD no longer considers Diggs as a suspect in the crime.
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Beginning 3 pm on Friday to 8 pm on Sunday, several streets in Downtown Waynesboro will be closed for the 44th annual Fall Foliage Festival.
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