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BY DEBBIE MASSIE

Rappahannock News Writer

On Friday, June 9 Ashley Corbin of Sperryville and David Massie of Amissville received their Bronze Congressional Medal Awards at a ceremony in Washington, D.C.

The ceremony was held in the Senate Caucus Room of the Capitol. Forty-four students from Virginia received the Bronze Award and 24 received the Silver. A separate ceremony was held the following day for the recipients of the Gold Medal.

The Congressional Award was established by Congress where young people would achieve a required number of hours in voluntary community service, complete personal development goals, participate in activities to improve physical fitness and plan and execute a trip.

Miss Corbin earned her award by volunteering with 4-H at equestrian events, at camp and in the 4-H office. She improved her horsemanship skills, her basketball skills and participated in a camping trip.

Massie earned his award volunteering*in the elemen

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