Loni Renee Charnock has successfully passed the School Leadership Exam, qualifying her to become Principal at Tangier Combined School. With 20 years of teaching experience, she emphasizes the importance of education and community connection. Excited about her new role, Charnock aims to maintain academic momentum while honoring school traditions.
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Accomack County Schools Shift to Virtual Instruction Due to Winter Storm
On February 19, Accomack County Schools will conduct a virtual learning day due to a significant winter storm forecasted, affecting travel and necessitating facility closures. Expected snowfall varies, with southern areas anticipating 5 to 10 inches. A live weather briefing is scheduled for 11 AM, emphasizing safety during severe weather.
Tangier Town Council Minutes; Lots of News
On February 13, 2025, the Tangier Town Council approved minutes from the January 28 meeting, where financial concerns were discussed. Key issues included significant debts related to the Wastewater Treatment Plant and Tangier Gas. The Council emphasized transparency and plans for auditing finances, alongside ongoing community engagement efforts.
Tangier Town Council Agenda
The Town Council meeting is scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 13, at 6 p.m. at Tangier Combined School, covering various agenda items like financial reports, public comments, and new business. Additionally, filmmaker David Usui will screen his movie “Been Here Stay Here” at the DC and Annapolis Film Festivals in March.
Tangier Town Council Meeting February 13; Weather Updates
Tangier Town Council will meet at 6 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 13, at Tangier Combined School. As soon as an agenda is ready, it will be posted to the website. In other news, it snowed Tuesday — a couple inches or so. Accomack County Public Schools closed two-hours early due to the weather. The district advisedContinueContinue reading “Tangier Town Council Meeting February 13; Weather Updates”
Explore Tangier: A Tour with Luke McFadden
Tangier native son Cameron Evans gives Luke McFadden a tour of his hometown in the video “24 Hours on America’s Disappearing Island.” Their conversation highlights the island’s beauty, culture, and community — emphasizing Tangier’s importance to Virginia and the Chesapeake Bay.
Tangier Town Hall Closure Announcement
Tangier Town Hall will be closed Wednesday, reopening Thursday afternoon, as announced by Council member Sharon Haynie. The Town Council approved Connie Barnes for an audit of town finances. The council praised the official website, encouraging news tips and achievements from Tangier Combined School, as well as church news.
Tangier Town Council Meeting Agenda: January 28
The Tangier Town Council will convene at 6 p.m. today, January 28, at Swain Memorial Methodist Church. The agenda includes financial reports and public comments. Additionally, local residents, including Castella Dise and Brittany Pruitt, received accolades for academic achievements and life-saving actions. The upcoming week’s weather forecast is provided.
Tangier Island’s Winter Update: Snow Days and Ice Scenes
On January 24, cold weather resulted in icy conditions around Chesapeake Bay, with a notable photo shared by Loni Renee. Local residents gathered by a bonfire, appreciating the winter scenery. Additionally, Tangier Town Council will meet on January 28, and schools are closed due to snow. Historical winter memories were also recalled.
Optimism for 2025: Federal Investments for Tangier Island’s Future
In a letter to his daughter Samantha at the Virginia Military Institute, Miles Layton updates on initiatives to preserve Tangier Island, highlighting $10.3 million in federal funding for shoreline stabilization and other projects. He shares optimism for improvements and community resilience amidst climate challenges, while celebrating local leadership and upcoming initiatives.
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