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By Paige S. Coombs

Specml tu the Rappahannock News

Headwaters kicks off its Global Spotlights lecture series on Wednesday, Oct. 13 at 7 p.m. in the Rappahannock County High School band room with an enlightening program, “The Culture and Natural Heritage of Costa Rica.”

The series features a talk by Sarah Gannon, who recently moved to Rappahannock to work for the Piedmont Environmental Council. Gannon will discuss her experiences with gray-capped squirrel monkeys to include their history and why they have been dubbed “primates of peace,” their estimated current range,

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