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receives V*' %>* . . 4 ?> " . ■ ' ' ■ ' jM^'r •; .,1 -i By Anita L. Sherman . 01* .-*-1, Rappahannock News Staff Writer It started on Monday. Large flakes fellsteadily as iperatures fell and the roads started to slick up. By Tuesday, schools were dosed as Rappahannock ' County received its first dose of wintry weather. By Wednesday, the sun was shining brightly, temperatures were a bit wanner and moetof the snow had melt* at least from the roads. ’But, not for knag,'-. According to the national weather service, there is srfow ahead forecast to begin late in the week. * The closing of school on December 6 will result in a | makeup day on January 16, 2006.
ifcfc When the decision is made to close the public schools, f Superintendent Dr. Robert Chappell will make that announcement as soon as possible on area television and mmm
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