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Winter Weather Closures and Delays: 3/4/2019

4 March 2019 Luray/Page County Shenandoah County Front Royal/Warren County Winchester Frederick County Clarke County News

The following schools are closed or delayed across the Shenandoah Valley for Monday, March 4th, 2019:

Clarke County Public Schools: DELAYED – 2 hour delay in effect

Fauquier County Public Schools: DELAYED – 2 hour delay in effect

Frederick County Public Schools: CLOSED

Powhatan School: DELAYED – 2 hour delay in effect

Shenandoah County Public Schools: CLOSED

Warren County Public Schools: DELAYED – 2 hour delay in effect

Winchester Public Schools: DELAYED – 2 hour delay in effect

Shenandoah University: DELAYED – Winchester campus open at 9 a.m.

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