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Rappahannock News Photo/Naomi Smoot-Kimbte Gwen Hays and her husband Clyde Humphrey jumped in to revitalize Rappahannock’s lighting ordinance, and after a month of research helped the issue find its way back on the Board of Supervisors’ agenda.
the public forum during local government meetings month after month to sound off a reminder that the ordinance is still lying in wait.
He is among many who hope to keep the skies dark and to continue enjoying the sights overhead. In order , to do this, he feels that an ordinance is" necessary.
"It's a serious document for guiding
See LIGHT, Page A5
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