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New

look

at study

process

By Gerald Ochs

Rappahannock News Writer

The wastewater-related stress was taken down a notch or two at the August meeting of the Washington Town Council. Charlie Tompkins, chairman of the Wastewater Study Committee that was dissolved at the July meeting, did not attend; Vice Mayor Steve Critzer has still not returned after his walk-out in April; and council member Alice Butler is vacationing, leaving a quorum-only sized council for the August meeting. . Mayor Stu Willis addressed the wastewater study process, noting that he had spoken to the Piedmont Environmental Council regarding their offer of assistance, and that they "seem to have some reticence" about participating at this point. He

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