WYDaily Morning News - Your Morning News for November 18, 2011

Friday, 18 November 2011 It’s the start of the holiday season - This Sunday, November 20, bring the family for the lighting of the giant tree at Yankee Candle Village. As dusk sets in, enjoy hot chocolate and Mrs. Claus’ cookies and live carolers. Santa and Mrs. Claus will meet around the Yankee Candle Christmas tree and sprinkle some magic to turn on all of the holiday lights. Click here for more information. TODAY'S HEADLINES JCC Administrator Will Suggest Staff Bonuses, Maybe Raises Some JCC Boat Owners May Need to Pay Property Taxes Game On: Weekend Football Playoff Previews- Bay Rivers Shows Strength in Numbers with Five Teams Still Alive Poquoson Officer Faces Rape Charges Get Schooled: Students Mark Veterans Day with Tributes Williamsburg Notebook: Tennis Tournament Sunday; NE Triangle Group to Meet Nov. 28 Ferry Delays Expected through Monday Morning RECENT HEADLINES   York OK's Backyard Chickens, Keeps Status Quo for Oysters - for Now UPDATE: York Arrests JCC Man for Wife's Murder York Crime Line: Burglary Attempts May Be Related What You'll Do: Nov. 17-20 Jamestown Volleyball Powers Past Western Albemarle for AA State Semifinal Berth   More Stories www.wydaily.com Copyright © 2011 Williamsburg Yorktown Daily. Davis Media, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Unsubscribe

A SPECICAL INVITATION: FIFTH ANNIVERSARY YORKTOWN COLONIAL CHRISTMAS PARTY 2011

You Are Cordially Invited to the American Freedom Project’s 2011

Fifth Anniversary Yorktown Colonial Christmas Party”

Hosted by Founder and President Michael P. Prunty

Along With

This Year’s Gracious ‘Special Guests:

Free Congress Foundation President: Governor James Gilmore

State Senator Elect Dick Black and Former Candidate Ben Loyola

Virginia Delegates Brenda Pogge, Bob Marshall, and Gordon Helsel

Former State Republican Party Chairman, Lt. Governor John Hager

Virginia Citizen’s Defense League President Philip Van Cleave

Virginia Campaign for Liberty Executive Director Donna Holt

York County Supervisor Tom Shepperd

Newport News City Councilwomen Pat Woodbury and Madeline McMillan

York County-Poquoson Sheriff Danny Diggs

Tidewater Libertarian Party Chairman Robert Dean

Concerned Citizens of the Middle Peninsula Spokesperson Tricia Stall

We the People 1st Congressional District Coordinator Lynda Fairman

Request the honor and pleasure of your presence to celebrate the joy of the Holiday Season at the Old Port Cove Clubhouse in Yorktown on the evening of Saturday, December 10^th, 2011 at 7:00pm. Admission is free. We ask that you bring a new un-wrapped toy for the United States Marine Corps “Toys for Tots”

Directions from Points West and South along Interstate 64:

Take I-64 exit 256-B in Newport News onto Victory Blvd. east toward Poquoson. Proceed to the seventh (7^th) traffic light and turn left onto Calthrop Neck Road and go 1/2 mile. Turn right into Old Port Cove. Go to the first street on the right. The clubhouse is the first building on the right.

Directions from Points North above the York River:

Cross the Coleman Bridge across the York River at Gloucester Point southbound on Rt. 17 into York County and continue south to Victory Blvd. (WalMart will be on the right). Turn left and go to the 3^rd light at Calthrop Neck Road. Then follow directions as above.

RSVP via email to: mprunty@afpcsf.com, Mike Prunty: 757-329-6879

 

A SPECIAL INVITTATION: 5TH ANNIVERSARY YORKTOWN COLONIAL CHRISTMS PARTY

  You Are Cordially Invited to the American Freedom Project’s 2011

Fifth Anniversary Yorktown Colonial Christmas Party”

Hosted by Founder and President Michael P. Prunty

Along With

This Year’s Gracious ‘Special Guests:

Free Congress Foundation President: Governor James Gilmore

State Senate Candidates Dick Black and Ben Loyola

Delegates Brenda Pogge, Bob Marshall, and Gordon Helsel

Virginia Citizen’s Defense League President Philip Van Cleave

Virginia Campaign for Liberty Executive Director Donna Holt

York County Supervisor Tom Shepperd

Newport News City Councilwomen Pat Woodbury and Madeline McMillan

York County-Poquoson Sheriff Danny Diggs

Tidewater Libertarian Party Chairman Robert Dean

Concerned Citizens of the Middle Peninsula Spokesperson Tricia Stall

We the People Peninsula1st Congressional District Coordinator Lynda Fairman

Request the honor and pleasure of your presence to celebrate the joy of the Holiday Season at the Old Port Cove Clubhouse in Yorktown on the evening of Saturday, December 10^th, 2011 at 7:00pm. Admission is free. Voluntary donations accepted to help cover partial costs. We ask that you bring a new un-wrapped toy for the United States Marine Corps

“Toys for Tots”

Directions from Points West and South along Interstate 64:

Take I-64 exit 256-B in Newport News onto Victory Blvd. east toward Poquoson. Proceed to the seventh (7^th) traffic light and turn left onto Calthrop Neck Road and go 1/2 mile. Turn right into Old Port Cove. Go to the first street on the right. The clubhouse is the first building on the right.

Directions from Points North above the York River:

Cross the Coleman Bridge across the York River at Gloucester Point southbound on Rt. 17 into York County and continue south to Victory Blvd. (WalMart will be on the right). Turn left and go to the 3^rd light at Calthrop Neck Road. Then follow directions as above.

RSVP via email to: mprunty@afpcsf.com, Mike Prunty: 757-329-6879

 

WYDaily Morning News - Your Morning News for November11, 2011

Friday, 11 November 2011 TODAY'S HEADLINES VIDEO: Veterans, Schoolchildren Cast Tribute Tower Bell Community Supports Emanuel for WJCC Board White Knuckles: Honor Our Veterans Jamestown Volleyball Outlasts Grafton in Region Semis to Clinch State Tourney Berth Williamsburg's Got Talent Announces Line-Up Williamsburg Notebook: NE Triangle Group to Host Public Meeting; SKYWARN Training Wednesday Get Schooled: HRA Nears Landmark Fundraising Goal Game On: Lafayette May Shift Focus Offensively for Playoff Opener Game On: A Mistake-Free Poquoson Football Team is a Dangerous One York’s Johnston, Grafton’s Stallings Voted Bay Rivers Football's Best   RECENT HEADLINES York Commissioners Vote for Farming Status Quo, Relaxed Rules for Chicken Keeping JCC Supes Approve Classroom Trailers at Hornsby MS City Student Population Grew 10 Percent WM "State of College" Touches on Financial Future VIDEO: At Home with a Backyard Chicken-Keeper What You'll Do: Nov. 10-13   More Stories www.wydaily.com Copyright © 2011 Williamsburg Yorktown Daily. Davis Media, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Unsubscribe

A SPECIAL INVITTATION: 5TH ANNIVERSARY YORKTOWN COLONIAL CHRISTMS PARTY

  You Are Cordially Invited to the American Freedom Project’s 2011

Fifth Anniversary Yorktown Colonial Christmas Party”

Hosted by Founder and President Michael P. Prunty

Along With

This Year’s Gracious ‘Special Guests:

Free Congress Foundation President: Governor James Gilmore

State Senate Candidates Dick Black and Ben Loyola

Delegates Brenda Pogge, Bob Marshall, and Gordon Helsel

Virginia Citizen’s Defense League President Philip Van Cleave

Virginia Campaign for Liberty Executive Director Donna Holt

York County Supervisor Tom Shepperd

Newport News City Councilwomen Pat Woodbury and Madeline McMillan

York County-Poquoson Sheriff Danny Diggs

Tidewater Libertarian Party Chairman Robert Dean

Concerned Citizens of the Middle Peninsula Spokesperson Tricia Stall

We the People Peninsula1st Congressional District Coordinator Lynda Fairman

Request the honor and pleasure of your presence to celebrate the joy of the Holiday Season at the Old Port Cove Clubhouse in Yorktown on the evening of Saturday, December 10^th, 2011 at 7:00pm. Admission is free. Voluntary donations accepted to help cover partial costs. We ask that you bring a new un-wrapped toy for the United States Marine Corps

“Toys for Tots”

Directions from Points West and South along Interstate 64:

Take I-64 exit 256-B in Newport News onto Victory Blvd. east toward Poquoson. Proceed to the seventh (7^th) traffic light and turn left onto Calthrop Neck Road and go 1/2 mile. Turn right into Old Port Cove. Go to the first street on the right. The clubhouse is the first building on the right.

Directions from Points North above the York River:

Cross the Coleman Bridge across the York River at Gloucester Point southbound on Rt. 17 into York County and continue south to Victory Blvd. (WalMart will be on the right). Turn left and go to the 3^rd light at Calthrop Neck Road. Then follow directions as above.

RSVP via email to: mprunty@afpcsf.com, Mike Prunty: 757-329-6879

 

A SPECIAL INVITATION: 5TH ANNUAL YORKTOWN COLONIAL CHRISTMAS PARTY

  You Are Cordially Invited to the American Freedom Project’s 2011

Fifth Anniversary Yorktown Colonial Christmas Party”

Hosted by President and Founder Michael P. Prunty

Along With

This Year’s Gracious ‘Special Guests:

More news from York County

Yorktown to host Holiday Open House weekend Nov. 12-13

November 2, 2011

FOR RELEASE AT WILL

The spirit of the holidays will be present throughout Historic Yorktown Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 12 and 13 at the Yorktown Holiday Open House. 

Shops along Main and Ballard Streets and Riverwalk Landing will be open on this special weekend to allow visitors to leisurely peruse items for sale. Select stores will be holding giveaways, offering special discounts, tempting visitors with delicious appetizers, and hosting artist demonstrations. Enjoy festive decorations and strolling entertainment throughout this special Open House weekend. Santa Claus will even pay a visit, so make your list, check it twice, and bring it to Yorktown Nov. 12 and 13.