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reports have been filed and three have been investigated), all have proven negative. “We in Rappahannock are prepared . . . we are relatively secure,” he told the Board. Mr. McCarthy added that “we are very low on the (terrorist’s) target list.”
• Brian Duncan, Executive Director of the Rappahannock Rapidan Community Services Board provided a history and overview of the organizations services.
• The Board again discussed the October request by Geraldine Freeman, Donald Porter, and others for a new right-of-way to replace the abandoned section of Route 622. Mr. Estes said that he is continuing to investigate the issue, and may have some response at the Board’s December meeting.
• County Administrator John McCarthy provided an update on the Sperryville Gateway project, noting that Main Street drainage improvements have been engineered for a 50 year storm and that these improvements and sidewalk construeVoting
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of 2,743 (60.8 percent) to 1,764.
“I am very pleased with the election results, and look forward to the next legislation,” said Louderback Tuesday night from his victory celebration in Luray. “I intend to work on behalf of the entire district, and welcome every opportunity to serve the citizens I represent.”
As a former member of the Page County Board of Supervisors, Louderback was known by many in Rappahannock before the redistricting allied our county with Page, Shenandoah and Rockingham counties.
From 1991-2000, Rappahannock was allied with Fauquier and a small part of Warren counties in the old 31st District, which was represented by delegate and most recently lieutenant governor candidate Jay
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