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LAKER WEEKLY
- Real estate transfers - March 5, 2010 - Laker Weekly publishes real estate transfers from the Smith Mountain Lake area as a matter of public interest.
- Lucky for dogs and community, Marlene Truesdell can’t say no - She has been volunteering with service dogs for 14 years.
- Zoning in - Planning Department will write ordinances for specific areas of Franklin County
- TLAC tentatively approves work plan - Tasks are changing becuase Appalachian's new license takes effect April 1.
- Bedford County zoning ordinances under review - It's the first update since 1998.
- Library fundraiser - Sharyn McCrumb gives talk, signs books.
- Revamped Poker Run beginning to fill up -
- SML Business roundup - March 5, 2010 - Downtown Moneta steadily sees new tenants.
- Column: Shorelines - Professional will help do away with disarray
- March fishing report - Provided by professional fishing guide Capt. Dale Wilson
- Real estate transfers - Feb. 26, 2010 - The Lake publishes real estate transfers from the Smith Mountain Lake area as a matter of public interest.
- SMAC's Fine Arts Scholarship deadline approaching -
- Navigating the Roanoke Boat & RV Show - Organizers and exhibitors say they're confident the annual event will make it through choppy waters and buck the trend of sinking boat shows.
- Smooth operations - Managing the logistics of the show are key to ensuring success.
- The sound of Solrevolt - Listen to audio tracks and see the band
- Column: Shorelines - Sedalia Center showcases variety of entertainment
- Nominations sought for Citizens of Year -
- Sharing affection - Part-time laker lets it be known how he feels about 25 years of marriage.
- Column: Just Add Water - Extra work helps keep a young brain from turning to slush
- Letter to the editor - Thanks for the story about SML chef.
- Sharyn McCrumb on her latest stories from the South - The best-selling author will speak about her two new novels at a fundraiser for Westlake Library's capital campaign. She will be joined by Adam Edwards, race car driver and co-author of one of them.
- Lake Writers sponsoring student writing contest -
- Library donors recognized -
- Jailhouse rock, blues and jazz - Solrevolt, featuring four cops and a commonwealth's attorney, is set to release its first CD.
- Column: Past Times - Colonists got the news in The Virginia Gazette
- Patmos to host World Day of Prayer service -
- Real estate transfers - Feb. 19, 2010 - Laker Weekly publishes real estate transfers from the Smith Mountain Lake area as a matter of public interest.
- What's up, dock? - Trends include new technology and materials designed to make your leisure more convenient and comfortable.
- Column: Recreation - The new old boats: As 1960s-era boats come of age, restoration is becoming more affordable for collectors such as Robert Pennoyer of Wirtz.
- FERC extends own deadline on rehearing decision - "If they go back and they read through the record, I'm afraid we're going to get the same answers we got before." Russ Johnson - TCRC chairman
- Sled wreck -
- Passage of children's life preserver bill unlikely -
- Chili fundraiser was hot ticket, so it's coming back -
- Column: Shorelines - Dumpster is no place for unwanted animals
- Travel Tales: The great American road trip - Huddleston couple's second cross-country trip in a camper van.
- Real estate transfers - Feb. 12, 2010 - Laker Weekly publishes real estate transfers from the Smith Mountain Lake area as a matter of public record.
- Healthy & hungry - Local chef brings vast experience and a love of cooking back to the table.
- Former Salem sweethearts, now lakers, mark 50th anniversary -
- Weather plays havoc with schools' schedules -
- Cleanup of collapsed roof continues at marina -
- Drowning in debris - 'It's like somebody threw their garbage bags down into the lake.'
- SML business roundup - Feb. 12, 2010 -
- Master Gardeners on call to offer advice, answer questions -
- 'I do': Number 2 - Couples find marriage vows renewals strengthen bonds and let children witness their parents' recommitment to each other.
- Column: Just Add Water - Snow fails to shut down at least one local town
- Column: Shorelines - Antiques store owner deals through mist, but not snow
- Realtors looking for sales trend to continue -
- SML's Helmandollar is the new Miss Virginia -
- SML Lions honor Willard for golf tournament contributions -
- In it for the long haul - The market seems to have weeded out those who jumped on the bandwagon in the glory days.
- Ball to benefit American Heart Association -
- Chamber executives grab chance to promote SML - Trio holds impromptu meeting with governor during Richmond visit.
- SML Business Roundup - Feb. 5, 2010 -
- Realtor earns new designation -
- Crazy Horse Marina for sale - Listing for $8.5 million includes 45-acre property.
- Column: Shorelines - CSA growers looking to supply SML with fresh products
- Magnanimity in Margaritaville - These Jimmy Buffet fans, aka Parrot Heads, serve as much as they get served.
- Real estate transfers - Jan. 29, 2010 - Laker Weekly publishes real estate transfers in the Smith Mountain Lake area as a matter of public record.
- Haitian orphans will not be coming to SML -
- Column: Shorelines - Designer makes sure lakers have 'it'
- Angel face - Bedford's 11-year-old mini model walks and talks her way onto the national stage.
- Mired and Muddled - Confusion surrounds some boating-safety legislation, which often gets bogged down in the process.
- Other boat-related legislation introduced -
- February will be busy at BTW Monument -
- SML Chamber honors local businesses -
- Chamber seeking support for SML license plate -
- Column: Just Add Water - Getting to know you from across the gym
- Column: Past Times - Evolution of spiritual life in early Virginia. The Old Chapel at Snow Creek is the oldest continuously operating house of worship in Franklin County.
- Roving volunteers visit horse rescue in Hardy - Trip was part of a service project to visit 50 nonprofits in 50 states.
- Real estate transfers - Jan. 22, 2010 - Laker Weekly publishes real estate transfers from the Smith Mountain Lake area as a public service.
- Column: Recreation - How to have a blast on your dock
- Magazine features some of SML's old boats - Classic Boating plans to feature another SML boat later this year.
- Art and crafts - Sail & Power Squadron volunteer/teacher makes a safe SML his mission.
- Column: Shorelines - Beckner's are not your average bears
- Writing it all down - At 87, Jack Sutherland, whose family once owned the gap in Smith Mountain, is recording his own history.
- Moonshine movie in the works - Film will be based on a fictionalized history of Franklin County brewers.
- Horror in Haiti hits home - Suffering children are on the minds of Resurrection parishoners, who hold a special bond with a Haitian orphanage.
- Scheduled side trip spares lake resident - Melissa Hughes left Port-au-Prince shortly before the earthquake.
- Lake-area business roundup - January 22, 2010 - Recent openings, closings and changes at SML businesses.
- Real estate transfers - Jan. 15, 2010 - Laker Weekly publishes real estate transfers from the Smith Mountain Lake area as a matter of public record.
- Building for the future - Automatic, systematic and dynamic: 'Everything is at your fingertips' at Doug and Polly Fikse's home in The Water's Edge -- everything except grandchildren.
- Prizes awarded in Bald Knob Artists show - More than 50 lake-area artisits’ works are on display at the Westlake Library.
- 5 Franklin schools among those honored -
- Academy performs 'Grinch', plans 'Cinderella' - Proceeds of performances go toward scholarship fund.
- Bethlehem to offer introductory course on Christianity -
- Seasons photo contest winners announced -
- Driven to succeed - After only six months in business, Westlake Automotive captures two Best Of awards.
- Moneta Lions support local music scholarship -
- Column: Just Add Water - Lessons learned while rocking in the new year
- Column: Shorelines - Women share old tobacco barns bond
- Polar participants get chills and thrills -
- Real estate transfers - Jan. 8, 2010 - Laker Weekly publishes real estate transfers from the Smith Mountain Lake area as a matter of public record.
- Column: Shorelines - Running for his life changed it
- January fishing report - Provided by professional fishing guide Capt. Dale Wilson
- SML's community of writers is flourishing - Several scribes had work published in 2009.
- Moneta student adds to trip fund -
- TLAC plans cooperative debris-removal project -
- Shopping center shooting appears to be suicide -
- Whatever Happened to ... - Following are some of the newsmakers and events featured in 2009.
- Cafe owner expands menu at Mariners Landing golf course -
- Snow photos - Our readers captured the BIG snow, in all its glory, that blanketed Smith Mountain Lake in mid-December. Look for more snow photos in the Jan. 15 edition of Laker Weekly.
- Realty transfers - Jan. 1, 2010 - Laker Weekly publishes real estate transfers from the Smith Mountain Lake area as a matter of public record.
- Rumpelstiltskin revisited - Local author Becky Mushko gives a local twist to well-known fairy tale.
- Giving stroke victims a voice -
- Feeling good about boxing up the holidays -
- Become our fan - Look for Laker Weekly on Facebook
- Identity of gunshot victim not released -
- Trinity to offer series of classes on death -
- Looking for GOLD in SILVER - Couple says they hope summer success carries over at their retro restaurant and drive-in movie theater.
- Top ten covers of 2009 - Chosen by the staff of Laker Weekly
- Grant awarded to SML Good Neighbors - Readin goes right here.
- SML volunteers assist Red Cross -
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