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Free Lance-Star Cartoonist Says Farewell
Clay Jones has been the newspaper's cartoonist for 14 years. His last day is today, Aug. 17.

Dan Telvock is a native of Ithaca, NY, and he has been a journalist since 1998. He started his career in radio journalism as a news anchor in 1998. He also did a little bit of television broadcasting and interned at Channel 5 in Syracuse. He has won numerous investigative reporting awards, including three first-place Virginia Press Association awards and a "Best in Show" award.
He has lived in Virginia since 1999. When he is not reporting and writing, Dan is watching the Dallas Cowboys or Atlanta Braves, restoring vintage bicycles, playing his bass guitar or painting.
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Clay Jones has been the newspaper's cartoonist for 14 years. His last day is today, Aug. 17.

The drop-off location is at 4026 Plank Road, Lake of the Woods Church.
The Florida resident still has the card in her possession.
The 77-year-old man is being held without bond.
Spotsylvania County elementary schools open Aug. 21.
The group made repairs to the scout reservation there after it was damaged by a major storm in July.
The contest was the Virginia Association of Chiefs of Police Law Enforcement Challenge.
The stolen motorcycle was on the books as having an unknown owner until the sheriff ordered a review.
Police department said it has received a few calls today.
The discovery was made near the northbound ramp off Interstate 95 exit 140.
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A bulldozer is razing the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court over two days to make room for a new 78,000-square-foot courthouse on the corner of Princess Anne and Charlotte streets.
Police said the injuries are not life threatening, but the two boys were transported to Mary Washington Hospital.
Two new lanes have been constructed on the road in Spotsylvania County.
The driver of a box truck was charged with reckless driving, state police said.
Former president of the Fredericksburg Regional Chamber of Commerce Bob Hagan has been spearheading the baseball movement for the Fredericksburg region.
two larceny reports and two vandalism reports.
Fredericksburg Councilman Matt Kelly said regional dignitaries have discussed the idea of having a minor league baseball team somewhere in the Fredericksburg region.