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Newspaper recycling returns
County Administrator John McCarthy announced this week that the county has reached an agreement with Cellin Inc. of Culpeper to collect newspapers for recycling at the county landfill. According tot recycling coordinator Nina newspapers will be accepted if > either bundled in paper grocery bags or loose. No twine, natural or otherwise, will be accepted. Papers should not be left in plastic grocery bags. The trailer will accept anything delivered with the newspaper, she said, but will not take cardboard, telephone ■ books or slick magazines.for more information about the recycling program, call the county administrator's office (6753342) or Ms. Stamer (675-3810).
Extension office moves
The Rappahannock County Cooperative Extension Office is now moved into its new quarters on the second floor of the Kramer-Eiland Building, across Gay St. from the Town Hall. Residents should enter the front of the building and go up the stairs. The Extension staff requests that residents bear with them as they unpack the office, and apologise for any temporary inconvenience. Teachers seek iiousing
The Rappahannock County Public Schools are seeking listings of available rental housing for new,teachers moving to the county to teach in the fall. According to ■ Assistant Superintendent Robert T. Chappell, the school offices are getting increasing numbers of requests from teaching applicants about affordable housing in the Rappahannock County area. Although Mr. Chappell said the schools cannot guarantee every listing will be filled, „ "we feel that providing this service is an ^expression of good will to our newcomers and the community." Listings should be submitted to Jeanie Dwyer, administrative secretary, at 987-8773. ■ ; * * t .;v i . ‘ • ”,
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