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Roanoke Police Department Begins Extra Traffic Enforcement
Written by Ronald D. Walton   
Friday, 09 November 2007
The Roanoke Police Department has begun its increased traffic enforcement in preparation for the holiday season. As a result of the increased enforcement, officers working on November 6, 2007 wrote 109 traffic summonses for various violations. The department is enforcing traffic safety laws with zero tolerance in an effort to decrease crashes as drivers travel during the holiday season. The officers are focusing on DUI, aggressive driving, and safety belt and child safety seat violations.
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Roanoke Police Department Investigates Home Invasion
Written by Ronald D. Walton   
Friday, 09 November 2007
The Roanoke Police Department is investigating a home invasion that occurred on November 6, 2007. Officers responded at 9:53 a.m. to a residence on Marr Street. The victim stated that he woke up to find the suspect in his home.
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Narrows Community Fair Takes Place Tomorrow PDF Print E-mail
Written by EverythingNRV   
Friday, 17 August 2007
The first-ever Narrows Community Fair will take place on Saturday throughout downtown Narrows. This day of activities replaces the former Fall Festival, and will be full of food, fun, fishing, a 5K run and so much more.

The day begins with a 5K run, starting at 8 a.m. at Ragsdale Field in Narrows, with the course route following Virginia Route 724 along the banks of scenic Wolf Creek to the Blankenship Mountain Road turnoff.  Families and individuals are welcome to participate and can register by contacting Burman Clark at (540) 726-8008 or Helen Gillespie at (540) 921-4292.

 

Starting at 9 a.m., a car show will be held along Main Street, sponsored by A&R Productions.  If you are interested in participating, contact Myron Anderson at (304) 425-3370.

 

As the morning continues, young anglers are invited to bring their poles, lures and lines and join in the Trout Fishing Rodeo to be held at the Mill Dam Pond from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.  Youth and children up to age 15 are welcome to take part.

 

While the schedule of entertainment is still in the works, a day full of music is promised at the Narrows Farmers' Market on Monroe Street.  Bring your lawn chairs and stay for the day.

 

Crafters, food vendors, political candidates and organizations are especially invited to reserve a booth along the streets of Narrows.  For more details, contact Elizabeth Lucas at (540) 726-3220.

 

The Narrows Business & Professional Association is sponsoring this event.

  
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