Amy Sorgen named Vector Industries Employee of the Month for November 2013
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Vector Industries in Waynesboro has named Amy Sorgen its employee of the month for the month of November 2013.
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CAPSAW releases request for proposals for grant funding
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CAPSAW is releasing its annual funding application for human service agencies providing anti-poverty programs to residents of Staunton, Waynesboro and Augusta County. Services must be provided from July 2014 through June 2015. Applications are due by 5pm on Jan. 31, 2014. Proposed funding amounts will be announced in March 2014.
Capricious Capers at WTA’s Gateway
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WTA’s Gateway mounts it first murder mystery dinner theatre on Nov. 22-23. Directed by Boomie Pedersen, artistic director of the Earl Hamner Jr. Theatre, Capricious Caper at the Club Ritz is an interactive theatre production. The audience is as much a participant as a viewer in the merriment and mayhem.
Chris Graham: Thinking of Creigh Deeds
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A lot has changed since the last time I had coffee with Creigh Deeds at the Starbucks just off the interstate in Waynesboro in December 2008. At that point, Deeds was running a distant third in a three-way race for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, a race that he would eventually win.
CAPSAW receives grant to provide free tax preparation services
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Anna Leavitt, Coordinator of the Community Action Partnership of Staunton, Augusta and Waynesboro (CAPSAW) announced an expansion of their free tax preparation services. This expansion was made possible by a grant from the Virginia Community Action Partnership’s Virginia Cash Campaign.
Mathers Construction joins Valley Businesses Give Back for 2013 Holiday Season
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Mathers Construction is in the spirit of giving and has joined the Valley Businesses Give Back effort to raise money and gather donated food for the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank. In 2012, the collaborative collected 23,465 pounds of food and more than $4,000 for the Food Bank.
Chris Graham: Rich people chicken
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I was a first-year in college on a trip back home with one of my new roommates’ families. His mom cooked dinner, and it was an eye-opening experience. As I told my mom afterward, famously, “Mom, it’s no fair. Rich people even have bigger chicken.”
Augusta Free Press launches campaign website for House candidate Sam Rasoul
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The campaign website of 11th House District Democratic candidate Sam Rasoul is online through the work of Augusta Free Press LLC.
Robotics competition at JMU challenges Augusta students to prepare for ‘Nature’s Fury’
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Three teams of Augusta County students will display their ideas to help people prepare for, rebuild after or stay safe from natural disasters when they compete at the annual FIRST LEGO League robotics competition Saturday, Nov. 16, at JMU.
SMAC Swimming attends Hokie Invitational
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The Waynesboro Year Round Competitive Swim Team, SMAC, (Shenandoah Marlins Aquatic Club) competed at the Hokie Invitational Swim Meet in Christiansburg Nov. 8-10. Teams from northern Virginia to North Carolina attended the meet.
