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Town residents
protest speed By Gerald Ochs Special to the Rappahannock News The public forum at last week’s meeting of the Washington Town Council brought calls for better enforcement of speed limits on Fodders tack Road and Main Street in Washington. Tbwn resident Sarah Fowler told the council that she sought assistance from the Sheriffs Office on a number of occasions to reduce speeding on Fodderstack Road and on its extension into the ■nH ed calls be made to the sheriff from all council members. Main Street resident Charlie Kevis told the council that they “could strike a blow for freedom” if they took action to ensure that the sheriff responded to calls for speed limit enforcement. “The point is," he said, “a httle bit of Sheriff work would work wonders.” Clabert Smoot, also a Main Street resident, added that he was not so concerned about speed on the , ■ «mj.i road as he was about road
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