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By PAUL McFARLANE Rappahannock Staff Writer Del Price knows his trash. He’s made a job of it these last couple of months. For instance, did you know that Rappahannock residents dispose of more trash than the national average? Del does. Or, did you know that the dump near Flint Hill is the most heavily-used dumpster in the county? Del knows that, too. Why does Del Price know these things? He’s made it his business- and the county’s - to research it. Price is chairman of a volunteer group which assigned itself to the duty of finding a site at which the county’s trash can be disposed. Since it was learned that the county’s landfill would have to he closed, disposing of the approximately 14 tons

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