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Last Updated: 03/11/2005
The Rockbridge Report is produced
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at Washington and Lee University.
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Friday, March 11, 2005 Keeping Lexington history alive
1830s toll house during renovation. (Photo courtesy of Welsh Construction) The city of Lexington, founded in spring of 1778, has undergone a number of facelifts. Renovations help historical sites keep their original facades. But what are the risks a homeowner takes to keep history alive? W&L and
Lexington community mourn the sudden loss of Mike Michael K. Gorman, director of the Lenfest Center for the Performing Arts at Washington and Lee University, died suddenly on Wednesday, March 9. A memorial service is scheduled for Monday, March 14, at 4 p.m., in Lee Chapel. Other News:
Web producer, Christina Kolock Associate Web producer, Andres Amerikaner
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W&L faculty profile: Mohamed Kamara
Photo Courtesy of W&L Education: Repeating grades in Rockbridge County What happens to the students needing extra help in school? Weekday Religious Education The Staunton School Board vote to keep Weekday Religious Education in its schools grabbed national attention in February. How does the program fare locally?
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