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A#- with previous Expos, this vmts will be held at thv Fauquier County ^lwuiwife m Warren ton. which tits mtht m with the town's* new wmwviunittuunded mayor. Ceorge Pitch. ~Warre«ton is pnntU to how* our neighbors at the Rappahannock League tbr Environmental Ftutevtieu in then-third annual Expo,'''stud Fitch, ‘Exhibitors showcase consumer hnendly oil tv matt vo energy products anti services that moot the needs of the witwst suburban anti rural residents ami small businesses, Hundreds of amt residents attend the Expo each vvar. looking H»r pructi cal solutions that mlucv energy costs ami help to steward our hugtle envt*oninent. It all gues to show that <tw» business is good business—ami getting better all the tune'""
Joining RLEP in sponsoring this years Piedmont Alternative Energy Expo us the Riptide Fund of the Boston Foundation, Central Coftee Roasters (Bpertyvdle. VA>. KreyUng Construction. LJLC i Washington. YA>. Rappahannock Title. LJLC i Washington. VA>. Night - hawk 1 Communications t Washington. VA>. Real Estatv lit t Washington. YA>. Fhul R. Farmer, and Alexia Mornson.
Expo hours two SfcJO am, to -kJO p. m, Admission is $5.00 Kir adults, tree tor students and children, A htU list of exhibitors, photos, a map. anil more details are avail
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