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By Anita L. Sherman

Rappahannock News Staff Writer

About a dozen folks gathered last Thursday afternoon at Trinity Episcopal Church in Washington.

Their main mission was to begin organizing a countywide community effort to help victims from Hurricane Katrina.

While Castleton resident Jim Gannon took the lead in the discussions, he is quick to point out that this isn’t his project but a project that needs to be undertaken and he will help in all ways possible.

“This isn’t the Jim Gannon Show,” smiled Gannon. “I want input from lots of people and hope to get representation from many of the churches.”

Heritage House owner, Michelle Schwartz, shared what she had found out from such groups as the Fauquier

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