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By Tricia Fulks Chronicle Editor The Shepherdstown and West Virginia University communities were shaken earlier this week after hearing about the news that jun- ior journalism major Emily Spickler, 19, had passed away while studying abroad in Australia. An autopsy confirmed that the death was due to natural caus- es. “Emily was a beauti- ful, vivacious, vibrant young girl. She was adventurous. She loved to travel,” said Jill Win money! See Page 17 for details Index Editorial ........................... 4 Puzzle solution .................... 16 Puzzle ........................... 19 Classifieds ........................ 20 Vol. 20, No. 30 August 19, 2011 The Shepherdstown CHRONICLE www.ShepherdstownChronicle.com 50 cents Thanks for subscribing, Michael Lippe one of our loyal readers By Tricia Fulks Chronicle Editor Monday, the Shepherdstown Planning Commission held a public hearing for four separate issues in which none of them continued on to the next phase of a first reading. In a public hearing set out to address areas of the town ordinance in need of revisions, commissioners tabled a pro- posed amendment on erosion control and stream protection; took no action on revisions made to the fence ordinance and changes related to historic preservation; and referred short-term rental housing amendments to a committee. Locals voiced their opinions Capito visits underpass site By Tricia Fulks Chronicle Editor Congresswoman Shelley Moore Capito visited Shepherdstown Wednesday to visit the site of Shepherd University’s new Route 480 underpass, a proj- ect for which the U.S. representative provided $400,000 of fiscal year 2010 earmarks. Shepherd President Suzanne Shipley explained to Capito (R.- W.Va.) the scope of the project during her visit, which took place By Kelly Cambrel Chronicle Staff This week local coffee roastery Hypnocoffee began what owner Tony William’s described as a “symbiotic relationship” with the Sweet Shop Bakery. Chronicle photo by Kelly Cambrel Barista Shane Harris tests out new espresso machine in the bakery. Hypnocoffee now serves its specially brewed coffee at its Sweet Shop Bakery location. Commission meeting ends with four issues on burner See Meeting page 16 See Capito page 11 See Death page 9 See Coffee page 8 Hypnotized . Death of local girl deals tragic blow Online this week • Video: Beth Nagyʼs weight loss journey continues

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By Tricia FulksChronicle Editor

The ShepherdstownandWest VirginiaUniversity communitieswere shaken earlier thisweek after hearingabout the news that jun-ior journalism majorEmily Spickler, 19, hadpassed away while

studying abroad inAustralia. An autopsyconfirmed that the deathwas due to natural caus-es.

“Emily was a beauti-ful, vivacious, vibrantyoung girl. She wasadventurous. She lovedto travel,” said Jill

Win money! See Page 17 for details

IndexEditorial. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Puzzle solution. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Puzzle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19Classifieds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Vol. 20, No. 30

August 19, 2011

The ShepherdstownCHRONICLE

www.ShepherdstownChronicle.com 50 cents

Thanks for subscribing,Michael Lippe

one of our loyal readers

ByTricia FulksChronicle Editor

Monday, the ShepherdstownPlanningCommission held apublic hearing for four separateissues inwhich none of themcontinued on to the next phaseof a first reading.

In a public hearing set outto address areas of the townordinance in need of revisions,

commissioners tabled a pro-posed amendment on erosioncontrol and stream protection;took no action on revisionsmade to the fence ordinanceand changes related to historicpreservation; and referredshort-term rental housingamendments to a committee.

Locals voiced their opinions

Capito visitsunderpass site

By Tricia FulksChronicle Editor

CongresswomanShelley Moore Capitovisited ShepherdstownWednesday to visit thesite of ShepherdUniversity’s new Route480 underpass, a proj-ect for which the U.S.

representative provided$400,000 of fiscal year2010 earmarks.

Shepherd PresidentSuzanne Shipleyexplained to Capito (R.-W.Va.) the scope of theproject during her visit,which took place

By Kelly CambrelChronicle Staff

This week local coffeeroastery Hypnocoffee beganwhat owner TonyWilliam’sdescribed as a “symbioticrelationship” with the SweetShop Bakery.

Chronicle photo by Kelly CambrelBarista Shane Harris tests outnew espresso machine in thebakery. Hypnocoffee now servesits specially brewed coffee at itsSweet Shop Bakery location.

Commission meeting endswith four issues on burner

See Meeting page 16

See Capito page 11

See Death page 9

See Coffee page 8

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Death of local girldeals tragic blow

Online this week• Video: Beth Nagyʼs weight

loss journey continues