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Community Perspective
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Community Perspective: A response to a recent perspectives piece on Valley Interfaith Action
A contributed perspectives piece sent in by Sam Nickels of Harrisonburg
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Community Perspective: Valley Interfaith Action: Alinsky’s Playbook Has Come to Rockingham County
A contributed perspectives piece sent in by Dave Briggman of Keezletown
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Community Perspective: The Path to Nowhere: Why Harrisonburg Needs a Preservation Ordinance, not “The Link”
A contributed perspectives piece by Philip Herrington If you look carefully as you walk along South Main Street between the Lindsey Funeral Home and Harrisonburg City Hall, you’ll notice a brick-paved path to nowhere. In city tax records this is still 435 South Main Street, but the late-nineteenth-century house that once stood here came down in …
Community Perspective: Nerd Nite in the Quirky Shenandoah
A contributed perspectives piece by Glenn Logan Reitze It was a balmy, sunny weekend in the Central Shenandoah region, and it got off to a fine start on Saturday with the Redbud Arts & Crafts Festival – The Town of Dayton’s sweet way of bookending winter by pairing it with its hugely successful annual Dayton Days Autumn …
Community Perspective: Classic Neil Simon Comedy set for three more shows at BRCC’s Black Box Theater
A contributed perspectives piece by Glenn Logan Reitze The Bottom Line is that it’s a good show. Go see it; you’ll enjoy it. Laugh a little, think a little, appreciate life just a little bit more. The play is 45 Seconds from Broadway, one of the many Neil Simon’s comedies to play for a while on New …
Community Perspective: Nominations for the honorary title “Harrisonburger”
A contributed perspectives piece by E.K. Knappenberger In this era of political violence and Trumpian self-aggrandizement, we ought to look to what it means to be a good citizen right here at home. As Harrisonburg’s self-proclaimed public intellectual, I have taken the liberty of suggesting a new award for those exceptional citizens of Harrisonburg who have made …
