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—Rappahannock News Photo/D. Hutchinson EPA REPRESENTATIVE Jim Kern from the Environmental Protection Agency’s Philadelphia office reviewed plans for Sperryville’s sewer project with Health Department and State Water Control Board personnel during a tour of the village last Thursday. Becky Tolliver from the Health Department, Stu Wilson from the SWCB and Rappahannock Water and Sewer Authority members Carson Johnson and James Leake took Kern from one end of the proposed Sewer line to the other, pointing out .residences that discharge raw sewage into the Thornton River and those that still have outdoor privies.
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