Roanoke Times

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New River Current: Wednesday, September 11, 1996

• AROUND NEW RIVER
• GIVE 'EM SHELTER. ALAN KIM. WITHOUT ANY FANFARE ON MONDAY, A BLACKSBURG PUBLICWORKS CREW BROKE GROUND FOR THE FARMER'S MARKET SHELTERS ALONG ROANOKE STREET.VENDORS WILL CONTINUE TO SET UP ALONG DRAPER ROAD ALSO, ON THE ALLEY SIDE OF THE PARKING LOT. WEATHER PERMITTING, THE THREE SHELTERS WILL BE COMPLETED IN ABOUT 6 WEEKS. FOR A LOOK AT BLUEPRINTS OF HOW THE SHELTERS WILL LOOK WHEN COMPLETED, SEE PAGE 3. COLOR.
• MONTGOMERY STICKS WITH '94 POWER-LINE STAND
• OTHER STORIES OF INTEREST TO NEW RIVER READERS
• SHERIFF'S OFFICE REPORTS RAPE, STABBING ATTACK
• INDICTMENTS ISSUED IN DORM ASSAULT
• BALL ROLLING ON BLACKSBURG SCHOOL, BUT SOME PARENTS FEEL ROLLED OVER
• INSTRUMENTS MISSING AFTER CHURCH BURGLARY
• FOR THE RECORD
• STATUTORY RAPE, OTHER CHARGES BROUGHT
• FARMER'S MARKET SHELTER PLANS|
• QUILTS TO BE DISPLAYED AT WILDERNESS FESTIVAL
• APPLAUSE HELPING OUR COMMUNITY
• YARD SALE PLANNED
• CLASSES STRESS PRACTICAL FOREIGN LANGUAGE SKILLS
• VOTER REGISTRATION SITES ADDED
• DEPRESSION SYMPTOMS LINKED TO THYROID