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On the one side, there’s the good news: a permit has been issued and Rappahannock’s first county-owned and operated landfill is expected to open by early July.
On the other side, there’s the bad news: the county’s present dumpster sites are more littered than ever with trash, adding unnecessary dollars to the county's solid waste disposal bill.
“The dumpsters are getting increasingly difficult to police,” administrative assistant John McCarthy announced this week.
Last Saturday at Huntly, a pick-up truck dumped several loads of cement chunks on the ground at the entrance to the site, completely blocking access to the green boxes, Mr. McCarthy reported. And at Amissville,
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