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Kiley says the stories, legends, personal narratives, and historical material collected will become the basis of a play to be presented at the Gay Street Theater in mid-October. At that time, there will also be a photographic exhibit. Kiley is recruiting area amateur and professional photographers, historians, writers, actors, dancers and artists. She says there “talent and knowledge can be used to make Voices of Rappahannock
an unforgettable experience for all those who love this county.” Kiley asks prospective volunteers to contact her at the RAAC office mornings at 675-3814, or at 675-3178 at other times. People may also call project coordinator Laurie Marshall at 547-3405.
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