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application will be filed March 31. Ochs expects it will take several months before it is granted. A contributor can be reasonably well assured that a donation will be tax deductible since it is an educational, nonprofit organization, he said. The project, he said, is dependent on community support and he sent a letter to 300 county residents soliciting funds, however, a week later he had received a disappointing six responses. Meanwhile, he is exploring available grants including those available from the National Parks Gateway Project.
Ochs is a relative newcomer to Rappahannock. He has lived in the county at various times in past 27 years and says he felt himself drawn back again and again. After graduating with a degree in geology from Long Island University and South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, Ochs landed a job
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