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Since the Country Cafe opened it has been a real asset to the town. Many regular customers work in town and can walk to the Cafe for a meal or a cup of coffee during the day. Many who live in the county and travelers know it is a good place for a quick lunch or a leisurely one.
It seems redundant to replace a thriving business with another purported to be of the same kind. The Country Cafe surely is not a threat to The inn at Little Washington.
This leaves the impression, though it may not be the intention, that one business or group is trying to dominate the business community in Washington. Va.
Money may be power but friendliness is more valuable.
LIBBY WHETZEL
Washington
Sludge
Supported
To the Editor:
I am a grain farmer from Southern Fauquier and I was one of the first farmers to use sludge as a fertilizer subsitute.
I have seen farms in this area that never produced over 100 bushels of corn per acre in a good season go to 150 bushels with the use of sludge. The benefits to pasture hay and other crops are just as impressive. Of course another benefit is
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