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event, noting that it will be “a big farmer’s day” with organic food sales and exhibits, and that “there should be plenty to see this year—like twenty years ago, it will be a major county celebration.”
Bryant Lee will attend the next meeting of the RAAC Fourth of July Committee (6:30 p.m. on March 22 at the , library) and will report back to | the Board of Supervisors.
Trash Free
Rappahannock
• ’ John Kiser of Trash Free Rappahannock spoke to the board of the prospective redirection of TFR’s thrust. “Rather than paying people to pick up trash,” he said, “use the new resources brought jElbout by Peter Luke—the court system—and Pete Estes—VDOT. | The new system that John J Kiser and Buck Payne enviJ Sion for keeping [ Rappahannock trash-free | would involve the use of disj trict-by-district volunteers to • supervise those youthful i offenders provided by the court to work off their community service sentences.
Under this plan, each Supervisor would identify a district contact person, who would volunteer to coordinate efforts in his district for one Saturday each spring. The plan calls for a minimum of four volunteers per district, and shows a preliminary clean-up schedule commencing
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