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Rappahannock County Sheriff’s Office Captain Jeff Brown tends a DAR.E. diploma to a program graduate. The ceremony was held on April 27 at the Rappahannock County Elementary School. This is the county's 18th year presenting the DAR.E. program. Rappahannock County Sheriff terry
officials and to stay away from drugs. “We’re not here to make trouble for you, we are here to help you," he said. Nicholas Hippie, Shelby Thornhill, Ben Estes and Shelby Burnett were chosen by their classmates for the top four essays and a panel of judges chose Keelee Armor, Cassie Meredith, Kaitlin Jenkins and Mimi White for the top four poster winners. Diplomas and exclusive Rappahannock County DAR.E Tshirts, were made available to the students thanks to financial assistance from the Rappahannock County Lion's Clifo. Afterwards, a power point presentation was given to the students, showing them the harmful effects of drugs.
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