AUGUST 2012 Around Jefferson


News Briefs Police Train for Tough Mudder


Members of the Charles Town


Police Department and local federal law enforcement agen- cies along with their friends and family will be participating in the upcoming Tough Mud- der Event on September 9 in Frederick, Md. Participants of the “Blue Warriors” team are collecting donations to benefit the Wounded Warrior Project. The Wounded Warrior Project provides unique, direct pro- grams and services to meet the needs of injured military ser- vice members. These donations should be made payable to The Wounded Warrior project and sent to:


Tough Mudder events are hardcore 10-12 mile obstacle courses designed by British Special Forces to test your all around strength, stamina, men- tal grit, and camaraderie. Tough Mudder has already challenged half a million inspiring par- ticipants worldwide and raised more than $2 million dollars for the Wounded Warrior Project. To support the Blue Warriors’ fundraising effort to support Wounded Warriors, contact Det. Kerns at (304) 283-6256 For information on the event see www.toughmudder.com.


August in


HarpersFerry Aug. 4-5, NPS Artillery Dem- onstration on Bolivar Heights 1, 2, and 3pm. Aug. 5, 160th Anniversary


Service, St. John’s Church, 950 Washington 10am. Aug. 11-12 Civil War Medical aid, at NPS 11am–4pm. Aug. 11-12 Appalachian Trail Conservancy 75th Anniversary Parade and events (See descrip- tion below). Aug. 15, Foundation History presentation by Paul Pritchard at Camp Hill Methodist Church. Aug. 18-19, Bringing in the Harvest, at NPS 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Aug. 19 Niagara Movement Pilgrimage: Murphy Farm 8am and 10am Memorial Service at Curtis Freewill Baptist Church. For information, see http:// harpersferrywv.us.


August at S’Town


Library Families are invited to view two free films to be projected


on the back wall of the Shep- herdstown Library at dusk on Fridays August 3 and 17. Our address is 100 East German Street; please bring lawn chairs or a blanket. Call the Library at (304) 876-2783 to find out the films’ titles. These outdoor films are sponsored by FOSL, the Friends of the Shepherd- stown Library. Children are encouraged to


pick up a reading log in the Li- brary’s Children’s Department, borrow library books, and earn prizes for reading (or being read to). Prizes include two movie passes, a swimming pass, a free bowling game, gift cer- tificates to Four Seasons Books and One Two Kangaroo, and a treat from the Sweet Shop. Au- gust 6 is the first day to bring in a completed log and receive prizes. For more information,


call (304) 876-2783 or email spl- child@martin.lib.wv.us. The Library Board is seek-


ing input about library ser- vices to be offered at our pres- ent location when it becomes a downtown annex to the new library. If you are interested in becoming involved in this Mar- ket House committee, or have questions, please contact Libby Sturm at (304) 608-2009 or lib- bysturm@comcast.net, or call the Library at (304) 876-2783. Another committee is form-


ing to study safety along Route 480 at Lowe Drive (the Clarion Hotel) which may become the entrance driveway to the new library. To join, please email Jeffrey Gustafson at gustafson- jm@gmail.com, or call the Li- brary at (304) 876-2783. The FOSL Book Club will meet on Friday, August 31 at 4


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Eduardo D. Zamora, M.D. Neurology FELLOWSHIP:


Electrophysiology


George Washington University Medical Center, Washington, DC Neuropathology


John Hopkins School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD Neuroscience


Georgetown University Medical Center, Washington, DC


RESIDENCY: Neurology


George Washington University Medical Center, Washington, DC MEDICAL SCHOOL:


University of Buenos Aires, School of Medicine, Buenos Aires, Argentina


WVUH-East welcomes Neurologist, Eduardo D. Zamora, M. D. to the City Hospital Medical Staff. Dr. Zamora will be practicing at Inwood Medical.


Inwood Medical 304.229.3300


(Temporarily seeing patients at the former Apple Valley Family Medicine Office, Apple Valley Plaza)


For more information, call our Physician & Services Referral Line 1.888.WVU.1DOC.


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