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county or at another site - is some time away, he noted. “And will everyone in Rappahannock be willing to come to ONE recycling station, wherever that station may be?” he asked.
Tuesday’s meeting was called to discuss that question, look at alternative approaches to a recycling program here and solicit interest from community groups which might manage recycling stations at other locations. Letters inviting representation at Tuesday’s session went to Rappahannock’s volunteer fire departments and service clubs; only the Amissville Ruritans responded.
Ruritan Ellis Bingham said the dub needs to raise money to build a community center in Amissville and wants to explore the possibility of operating a recycling center in conjunction with the village’s volunteer fire department, partially as a community service and partially as a revenue-producing venture.
Col. Bingham agreed to check further with the dub and report back at a meeting to be scheduled next month. In addition, Mr. McCarthy, who serves as chairman of RALLY (Rappahananock Anti-Litter League and You), will continue to look for similar interest from other groups, businesses or individuals. He noted that RALLY can serve as the “umbrella” organization for a recycling program and could put most of the $3,000 it receives annually from the state’s litter control program toward that end, possibly
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