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buy” said Treanor. “The house they are living in has gone on the market and they would like to remain in Rappahannock.”
Treanor, who has been in the county for over 20 years, reminisced. “I remember when as a young couple, we came to this county and were sold a home at cost. The owner wanted a young couple to be able to afford to live in this county and have a start. “I don’t expect that to happen now but if anyone knows of a place, please give me a call.”
If you’d like to become part of the conversation on housing issues in Rappahannock County, come to tiie next meeting scheduled for Monday, April 23 at 7 p.m. at The Schoolhouse in Sperryville. If you’d like to get involved, please contact Chris Moyles at 540-347-9811 or chris@fauquier housing.org or Lea Vittitow at or lea-rchp@ hotmail.com or go to their website at www.rapphomes.org.
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