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The Rappahannock County Health Department reports that on Thursday, June 22 a Washington resident killed a raccoon that he found dying in his yard. Due to concern that a neighborhood cat may have been exposed to rabies by fighting with this raccoon, the raccoon was tested and found to be positive for the rabies virus. There was no known exposure to any humans.
Rappahannock County Environmental Health Specialist, Medge Carter commented, “In a rural setting, it is not surprising that we have wildlife wandering through town upon occasion. This is the reason it is so important for people to keep their aniFourth
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iced fruit salad, fresh greenST"a baked potato bar, lambburgers, hamburgers, and hot dogs, barbecue, vegetarian pizza, Thai chicken, empanadas, ice Cfream, funnel cakes, and Tee cold drinks. I Local artisans, artists and craftsmen will display or 'Remonstrate the operation of a portable saw mill, cheese and butter-making, painting, paper-making, ceramics, guilts, highland cattle, horses, and antique cars.
There will be games, a picture booth, a children’s art show, a foot race, sprinklers, and the children’s bicycle parade for the kids. You’ll hear music by jazz musician Robert Glasker and his band, gospel by David “Scratch” Clanagan, Slim Harrison and his jug band, Stick ‘Em Up’s fusion of reggae, ska, funk and rock, Catfish Hodge blues, and the Rappahannock High School Band.
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