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Members of the Union County Health Department met with teen center   participants to discuss healthy lifestyle choices. Pictured (from   left) are dietitian Shelly Detwiler, R.D., L.D., and health educator   Mindy Stice. Project North Star, the new teen center in Richwood,   received a grant which will assure that the center will offer healthy   foods and more nutrition education. The teen center will now be open   Monday through Thursday, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 21 N. Franklin   St.    

Local business destroyed by grill fire
   Hair Haven and Decadent Tanning Salon were both destroyed last   week from a fire caused by a charcoal grill. Don and Julie Tumeo  and   family, 118 W. Bomford St., had  just removed their food from the   grill and went into their home to eat. The grill, sitting near a   wooden fence in the backyard, caught the fence on fire, with flames   jumping to the two story facility, located at the rear of the   residence. Within minutes, the building was fully engulfed with   flames and the heat from the fire, also melted siding on the Tumeo   home and a neighbor’s garage. Firefighters from Northern Union County   Fire Dept. were assisted by Leesburg and Radnor Fire Departments.

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Teen Center receives grant for food and nutrition program

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