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Shelley Thomas

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Bath organizations announce summer events and services

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By Shelley Thomas
| The Recorder (Monterey, VA) Verified
• A poker run will be held this Saturday, July 11, to benefit the Tommy Burns Memorial CTE Scholarship; $50 entry fee. Will be leaving Valley Supermarket at 10 a.m. then onto Route 220 south to Tractor Supply in Covington. Next, on to Route 60 through Clifton Forage to Sunoco gas station at the triangle of Route 42. Travel up Route 42 and turn left on to Route 39 and proceed on to the Mountain View Service Station on Route 39 in Millboro. The ride will conclude at Blowing Springs Campgrou...
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The Barber Shop moving; Poker Run fundraiser planned

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By Shelley Thomas
| The Recorder (Monterey, VA) Verified
• The Barber Shop is moving! New location will be situated at 16549 Sam Snead Highway, Warm Springs, beginning July 6. Please note new business hours on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday from 12 to 7 p.m. The final day of providing hair cutting services at the present shop will be Monday, June 29, from 12 to 7 p.m. Lisa appreciates the dedication of her clients who have followed her throughout this journey. Hopefully, this will be her fifth and final relocation. • Fairview Community Center, ...
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Residents invited to family-friendly Fourth of July events

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By Shelley Thomas
| The Recorder (Monterey, VA) Verified
• Please wrap your arms around the Kevin Fry family and keep them in your thoughts and prayers this week. Kevin was a man of faith who loved his community and was always willing to help. He helped whenever there was a need, such as plowing driveways after a big storm, repairing roofs, and teaching others the tricks of the trade. He was PawPaw to many community children. His generosity, mentorship, and big-hearted spirit clearly touched many lives. His memory will continue to inspire us. M...
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