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expected to draw another record crowd. “Residents of the county,” urges Mrs. Grace Sims, Librarian, “should come early. . .because we know of quite a few people from out-of-county who plan to come.”

Liz Freeman, is the new high school sports reporter for the Rappahannock News. She was selected from several RCHS students who submitted accounts of the Panthers’ first home baseball game. Liz is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy J. Freeman of Flint Hill. She is a 15-year-old freshman. The choice wasn’t easy. Judith Bloomer, Greg Turner, Marion Eastham and Brian Fitzek also submitted excellent stories on the baseball game.

10 YEARS AGO

April 21, 1993

Internationally acclaimed artist Peter Kater, a contemporary pianist-composer who resides with his family in Rappahannock will be presenting a Spring Concert as a benefit for the Hospice of the Rapidan which cele

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