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“If everything goes as best it might, we won’t have a sewer system going (in Sperryville) until January, 1985, so I think it’s a good idea to work on an interim solution,” said Bob Dennis, Rappahannock Water and Sewer Authority member at last Monday's meeting.

The WSA has a meeting in Richmond next Monday with representatives from the State Water Control Board, the engineering firm which

More Rabid

Raccoons

Detected

Two additional rabid raccoons were detected in the northern section of Fauquier County within the past two weeks. The latest report involved a raccoon that was killed near Middleburg.

This brings the total rabies outbreak to 15 animals in Fauquier County, of which 11 involved raccoons.

Loudoun County has reported 14 rabid raccoons this summer.

No additional rabid animals have been reported from adjacent counties in the Rappahannock-Rapidan Health District.

Rappahannock and Culpeper counties have each had 2 cases of confirmed rabies in animals since the outbreak began in early May.

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