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July 4th events

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1 p.m. Live Bluegrass Music — The Country Echoes (Courthouse, Gay Street) Folk singer Mark Brookman (Mayes House, Main Street)

2 p.m. Singing Program (Family Worship Center, Mt. Salem Avenue. The Singing Word and several other groups Folk Singers Sandy Turner and Theresa Hamm (Mayes House, Main Street)

3 p.m. Old Rag Mountain Boys (Mayes House—Main Street)

4 p.m. Rappahannock Association For The Arts and The Community— Feature Movie 1776. $1 admission (Gay Street Theater, Gay Street)

4:30 p.m. Washington Firemen—Dinner ready —roast pork, com, coleslaw, rolls and iced tea (Monument Grounds, Gay Street)

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