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Fresh It could be back to the drawing board again for the Shenandoah County School Board after the Board of Supervisors announced last week that it is considering cutting nearly 2.7 million dollars from the school board’s Fiscal Year 2022 budget. 2 hours ago in Local, Sports Fresh With the number of Virginians being vaccinated against coronavirus going up and the number of COVID-19 in the state cases going down, Governor Ralph Northam is set to ease restrictions next week....

1/7/21   BEWARE COVID-19 VACCINE SCAMS In an effort to protect older adults and their caregivers during the COVID-19 pandemic, VPAS is providing fraud prevention guidance for wide distribution. As the COVID-19 vaccines start to roll out, scammers will start to take advantage. This type of fraud will move very quickly, very soon, and will take many forms. Scammers rapidly alter their tactics and adapt their schemes to the changing landscape, and we anticipate that they will leverage the pending...

By Steve Knupp Dec 16, 2020 Valley Program For Aging Services recommends checking on older adults during storm events. They published the list attached here on their FB feed  

By Steve Knupp Dec 16, 2020 Valley Program For Aging Services recommends checking on older adults during storm events. They published the list attached here on their FB feed

[Zoom instructional video clip from YouTube] Many of us are turning to Zoom get togethers and other alternatives to large family gatherings this holiday season. Joyce Nussbaum, the community wellness coordinator for the Valley Program for Aging Services, says that how we frame these modified celebrations is important. Credit Joyce Nussbaum JOYCE NUSSBAUM: Different doesnt have to be negative. It depends on how we tell our story. We can talk about how bad things are, or we can talk about times i...