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Stirrings about the vast lands assembled over decades by businessman William Lane. Altogether, some 7600 acres in the southernmost reaches of Rappahannock County belong to the company once headed by Lane - now long deceased. The company makes news by asking a Philadelphia area consultant what might be done with it. For now, no development planned.
• A new record: the Child Care Learning Center raised more than $60,000 at it yearly auction.
• One more fight: big power companies plan big power lines running along 1-66. Rappahannockers aroused, even though lines would not come this way - but close enough to inspire many to join the protest in Fauquier, Prince William, Loudoun.
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