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husband to Joan Brown Doores and husband, 7.2886 acres. $0.

Stonewall

Gail B. Filyo to SmithHeritage Investment Group, 29.191 acres. $425,000.

Wakefield

Arthur J. Piszca and wife to

quarters.

The sheriff’s deputies also receive a reward for longevity which was approved by the Board of Supervisors on March 5, 2001.

Employees of the county’s other Constitutional Officers complained to the Board of Supervisors that it was unfair treatment.

“It is quite a blow to realize that we are not considered important to this county simply because we do not cost the county hundreds of thousands of dollars and that we have chosen to commit ourselves to our profession,” they said in a written statement provided at the Aug. 2 Board of Supervisors’ meeting.

Seven women employees are affected: Peggy Ralph of Wakefield District, Lisa Welsted of Jackson District,

ratio of guidance counselors to students is 355 to 1, and “given their many responsibilities, guidance counselors often have little time to assist students with planning for a post-secondary education.”

The foundation will invest $1 million through the end of 2005 “in helping build college access programs” in five Virginia counties. Called the Virginia College Access Network (VCAN), the foundation is working in conjunction with the National College Access Network (NCAN) to help craft the programs. The members of NCAN are primarily private, non-profit groups designed to

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