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10 The Shepherdstown Chronicle Friday, December 30, 2011 The Corporation ofShepherdstown willhold its m u nicipalelection on Tu esday,Ju ne 5,2012,to fillthe offices ofM ayor,Recorder and five C ou ncilM em bers. B eginning Janu ary 3,2012,the Corporation of Shepherdstow n w illaccept applications requ esting “absentee ballots by m ail”from persons ou tside the continentalU .S.and allvoters in the u niform ed services (inclu ding dependents). For m ore inform ation orto obtain an application please contact Town H allat 304-876-2398 during the hours of 8:00am and 3:00pm or w rite to C orporation of Shepherdstow n,Post O ffice B ox 248, Shepherdstown,W est Virginia. A m y L .B oyd,Tow n C lerk Corporation ofShepherdstown 104 N orth K ing Street P.O .B ox 248 Shepherdstown,W V 25443-0248 O ffice:304-876-2398 •Fax:304-876-1473 w ebsite: w w w.shepherdstow n.u s NOTICE Births Alexandria N. Arvon, MD celebrated her recent graduation from the WVU School of Medicine on Dec. 9, 2011 at the Robert C. Byrd Health Sciences Center, Eastern Division in Martinsburg. While the WVU School of Medicine Eastern Division has graduated many classes, the cere- monies are usually held in Morgantown, in con- junction with WVU School of Medicine/ Morgantown. Arvon is the first medical stu- dent to hold her gradu- ation ceremony at the Eastern Division cam- pus and the event was attended by her family and special guests. Arvon was a member of the first group of high school seniors selected for the Med STEP program in 2003. MedSTEP is a highly competitive academic program that provides pre-approved admis- sion for the WVU School of Medicine, provided that partici- pants remain in excel- lent academic standing and adhere to other scholarly requirements. It is a joint program with Shepherd University and the WVU School of Medicine. After suc- cessfully graduating from Shepherd University, Arvon entered medical school in Morgantown and completed her last two years of medical school on the Eastern Division campus in Martinsburg. Dr. Arvon is a gradu- ate of Martinsburg High School, the Shepherd University MedSTEP program and the WVU School of Medicine. She is the daughter of Skip and Yvonne Lantz of Martinsburg and is married to Trey Arvon. In January, Arvon will begin her residency at WVU’s Harpers Ferry Family Medicine. Family medicine resi- dency is a hands-on training program that takes three years to complete. A medical residency is a require- ment for all physicians who practice in the United States. WVU celebrates Arvon graduation Indie Elizabeth Marshall Asam Adrienne and David Asam, of Shepherdstown, wel- comed the arrival of baby Indie Elizabeth Marshall Asam on December 16, 2011 at 8:57 p.m. at City Hospital in Martinsburg. Baby Indie weighed 7 pounds, 7 ounces and measured 21 inches in length. Baby Indie’s paternal grandparents are Carol and Erwin Asam of Shepherdstown. Baby Indie’s maternal grandparents are Bertha and Harry Wright of New Oxford, Pa. The baby’s maternal great-grandparents are Betty Larson, of Gettysburg, Pa. and Herbert Wright of San Diego, Calif. BUY THE CHRONICLE S S UBSCRIBE AND S AVE 40% FOR 30¢ Jefferson County subscribers pay only $15.00 a year to receive the news and views of Shepherdstown. The Shepherdstown CHRONICLE Submitted photo From left are Associate Dean for Student Services, James E. Brown, MD, FACOG, Assistant Dean for Student Services, Rosemarie Cannarella Lorenzetti, MD, MPH, graduate Alexandria Nicole Arvon, MD and C.H. Mitch Jacques, MD, PHD, Dean, Eastern Division.
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10 The Shepherdstown Chronicle Friday, December 30, 2011
The C orporation ofShepherdstow n w ill hold its m u nicipal election on Tu esday, Ju ne 5, 2012, to fill the offices of M ayor, Recorder and five C ou ncil M em bers.
B eg inning Janu ary 3, 2012, the C orporation of Shepherdstow n w ill accept applications requ esting “absentee ballots by m ail”from persons ou tside the
continental U .S.and all voters in the u niform ed services (inclu ding dependents).
For m ore inform ation orto obtain an application please contact Tow n H all at 304-876-2398 du ring the hou rs of
8:00am and 3:00pm or w rite to C orporation of Shepherdstow n, Post O ffice B ox 248,
Shepherdstow n, W est V irg inia.
A m y L .B oyd, Tow n C lerk C orporation of Shepherdstow n
104 N orth K ing Street P.O . B ox 248
Shepherdstow n, W V 25443-0248 O ffice: 304-876-2398 •Fax: 304-876-1473
w ebsite: w w w.shepherdstow n.u s
NOTICE
Births
Alexandria N.Arvon, MD celebratedher recent graduationfrom the WVU Schoolof Medicine on Dec. 9,2011 at the Robert C.Byrd Health SciencesCenter, EasternDivision inMartinsburg. While theWVU School ofMedicine EasternDivision has graduatedmany classes, the cere-monies are usually heldin Morgantown, in con-junction with WVUSchool of Medicine/Morgantown. Arvon isthe first medical stu-
dent to hold her gradu-ation ceremony at theEastern Division cam-pus and the event wasattended by her familyand special guests.
Arvon was a memberof the first group ofhigh school seniorsselected for the MedSTEP program in 2003.MedSTEP is a highlycompetitive academicprogram that providespre-approved admis-sion for the WVUSchool of Medicine,provided that partici-pants remain in excel-lent academic standing
and adhere to otherscholarly requirements.It is a joint programwith ShepherdUniversity and theWVU School ofMedicine. After suc-cessfully graduatingfrom ShepherdUniversity, Arvonentered medical schoolin Morgantown andcompleted her last twoyears of medical schoolon the Eastern Divisioncampus in Martinsburg.
Dr. Arvon is a gradu-ate of MartinsburgHigh School, theShepherd University
MedSTEP program andthe WVU School ofMedicine. She is thedaughter of Skip andYvonne Lantz ofMartinsburg and ismarried to Trey Arvon.In January, Arvon willbegin her residency atWVU’s Harpers FerryFamily Medicine.Family medicine resi-dency is a hands-ontraining program thattakes three years tocomplete. A medicalresidency is a require-ment for all physicianswho practice in theUnited States.
WVU celebrates Arvon graduation
IndieElizabethMarshallAsamAdrienne and David
Asam, ofShepherdstown, wel-comed the arrival ofbaby Indie ElizabethMarshall Asam onDecember 16, 2011 at8:57 p.m. at CityHospital in Martinsburg.
Baby Indie weighed 7pounds, 7 ounces andmeasured 21 inches in
length.Baby Indie’s paternal
grandparents are Caroland Erwin Asam ofShepherdstown.
Baby Indie’s maternalgrandparents are Berthaand Harry Wright ofNew Oxford, Pa.
The baby’s maternalgreat-grandparents areBetty Larson, ofGettysburg, Pa. andHerbert Wright of SanDiego, Calif.
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Submitted photoFrom left are Associate Dean for Student Services, James E. Brown, MD, FACOG, Assistant Dean for Student Services,Rosemarie Cannarella Lorenzetti, MD, MPH, graduate Alexandria Nicole Arvon, MD and C.H. Mitch Jacques, MD,PHD, Dean, Eastern Division.
