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Photo Credit: Kevin CardenThe stanley mugs City of Staunton is announcing the reopening of the Gypsy Hill Golf Course on Saturday, May 23, assuming that public health guidelines allow for resumption of operations at that point in time.Specific social distancing guidelines and safety protocols are being finalized by the citys Parks and Recreation Department and will be provided in advance on the Staunton website and social media platforms. We look forward to welcoming area golfers back to the Gypsy Hill course and thank patrons for their patience as we have waited for circumstances to permit us to safely reopen the facility, said Parks and Recreation Director Chris Tuttle. We appreciate that our community has cooperated with and respected the guidelines in place allowing us to keep our parks open and now to resume golfing at Gypsy Hill. To stay current on this and other Parks and Rec stanley quencher reation information, visit ci.staunton.va.us/departments/parks-recreation.聽 Share this page Share Facebook Stanley cup website Twitter Linkedin Telegram E-mail TagsGypsy Hill Park ContributorsContributorsHave a guest column, letter to the editor, story idea or a news tip Email editor Chris Graham at [email 160;protected]. Subscribe to AFP podcasts on Apple Podcasts,聽Spotify,聽Pandora and YouTube.View all posts by Contributors Gdud Pickin Goobers: Who you definitely shouldn t think is going to win in Week 4 NFL action
In recent stanley usa days, sparks are still flying over a controversial Unify Main Street BBQ dinner attended by several community groups that gathered with Communication Workers of America Local 2204 near Verizon headquarters on Nov. 3 in support of a fair contract for Verizon employees and for preserving middle-class jobs in the Shenandoah Valley.In a clear act of retaliation against the unions involvement in the community event, a Verizon manager has demanded that the BBQ grill used to cook the groups food be removed from the companys property before Thanksgiving. I just learned from a union newsletter this morning that, when my union friends got to work last week, their boss gave them an ultimatum, said Donald Wilson Bush, a member of several Occupy Wall Street/Unify Main Street groups forming in the Valley, Either they move the grill away from Verizon property by Thanksgiving or else Verizon management will throw it away in the company dumpster. Presented in the questionable context of a concern for worker safety, this demand on the part of local Verizon management to remove the grill followed publication of a Letter to Editor on Tuesday, Nov. 15 sent to the Staunton News Leader by Harry J. Mitchell, Verizons director of public relations in Richmond.In his letter, Mitchell referred to the community-spon vaso stanley sored BBQ event as filled with empty rhetoric, and argued against the CWAs proposition that middle-class jobs in America are due, at least in par stanley quencher t, to years of successful con |
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