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fields to establishment of artifi,cial wetlands to development of “living machines,” biologicbased wastewater circulation and treatment facilities superficially comparable to a greenhouse.
Mayor Stewart Willis and members of the council agree that solving the wastewatet problem is a top priority. The council is also aware that state or county regulatory commit sions can impose their authorities on the community if the situation worsens and nothing is done. Mr. Ibmpkins is working to arrange a series of semi’nars on alternative wastewatet treatment options that would be open to the community.
Copies of all the informar tion is available from Kaye Kohler in the town hall. Information on living machine technology is also available on the Internet at www.gaia.org.findhom/ecovil/ecolm2.
html and other websites.
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with the intent to distribute^ possession of cocaine, possession of marijuana and underage. possession of alcohol. Additional charges are pending.
Assistant Special Agent Rick Childress with the State Police Drug Suppression Division said, “It was a successful drug raid and basically without incident.”
Culpeper County Sheriff Roger Mitchell coilld not be reached for comment Tuesday l as he is attending a conference out of town.
The PD-9 Drug Task Force is comprised of police officers J from the Culpeper Sheriff’s I
Office, Culpeper Police Depart- | ment, Orange Sheriffs Office, i Orange Police Department and the Virginia State Police.
a decision on sentencing.
Mr. Thomas is currently serving time at Powhatan Correctional Center for rape, breaking and entering and petty larceny.
The jury gave him five years prison time for the theft of a firearm; one year in jail and a $2,500 fine for breaking and entering at the Comfort residence; one year in jail and a $2,500 fine for breaking and entering at the Lofton home; one year in jail and a $2,500 fine for grand larceny at the Lofton residence; and one year in jail and a $2,500 fine for grand larceny at the Pratt residence. Mr. Thomas will be brought for final sentencing on Sept. 8.
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