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County Jail the next day, Smith 1 said. i
Harris was transported to < the Rappahannock Regional i Jail in Stafford County on Nov. ] 19. He spent one night in the regional jail before being i released on $25,000 bond on Nov. 20, according to a jail 1 spokesperson.
When asked about the case, representatives of the Rappahannock County Sheriff’s Office declined to comment because the case is under the jurisdiction of the sheriff’s office in Spotsylvania. 1
Harris has a long and ; involved history in Rappahannock County. He grew up in Virginia Beach and Franklin, Va., and first came to Rappahannock in the late 1970s after finishing a master’s degree program at the University of Virginia. Harris moved to the county permanently in 1981 and currently serves as executive director of the Ragged Mountain Resource Center in Spenyville. The center organizes environmental, educational and recreational activities for the community. Harris has also taken the helm on numerous trash cleanups in the county, including one of an illegal dump site near Chester Gap at the headwaters of the Rappahannock River in 1996.
Prior to starting the center, Harris served as president of the Rappahannock League For Environmental Protection, worked as a guidance counselor and athletic director at Wakefield Country Day School in Huntly and was head pro at Chestnut Forks Tennis Club in Warrenton. Harris is also one of
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