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The Department of Motor Vehicles’ Virginia Highway Safety Office, the Virginia State Police and the Virginia Department of Transportation are encouraging everyone to take the Highway Safety Challenge during April by following these calls to action 1. Drive drug and alcohol free 2. Buckle up 3. Share the road 4. Avoid distractions 5. Obey speed limits

Drunk driving is simply not worth the risk. Not only do you risk killing yourself but maybe someone else.

So please take time out this month and reflect on the dangers associated with drunk diving.

Fond Memories

Our friends at the Heritage House, Gary and Michelle Schwartz, are suffering from the loss of their beloved cat, Miss Kitty, who was killed on Wednesday, April 2 by a speeding motorist.

Your grief is a natural, human feeling. More than just an animal to you both, Miss Kitty provided a source of unwavering love, affection and companionship. Everyone is encouraged to please slow down on Main Street and obey the speed limit signs.

Birthdays

Belated birthday wishes go out to Ellen Mustoe of Washington. She celebrated

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