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Break ground: Continued from page A-1 State Sen. Kevin Miller also^ spoke of the bill, which he said has* come at an ideal time to revive the’ economy. , Constance Kincheloe, Transport tation Board member from Culpeper District, noted that the highway car-; ries 6,100 vehicles a day. “The day is’ finally here,” she said. She noted that the second phase of the project; is due to be advertised in February. * These speakers, and Jerry* Wood, who will represent Rappa-* hannock in the House of Delegates.’ starting in January, then took up’ shovels with red ribbons and broke", ground on the project.
Local scholars
learn history Students in fourth and fifth" grades at Wakefield School in Marshall recently travelled to Williamsburg for their annual study visit to Virginia’s Historic Triangle. ’ The thematic overview, “Youngs People, Old Times,” brings history alive by recreating hands-on pro-' grams in authentic settings.
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Saturday, Dec. 14
9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Door Prizes, Refreshments Directions: From Sperryvllle, 8 miles on 231 to left on 707, go l8/« miles, house on left. Watch for signs. 703-547-3416
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