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The stars of her memories of growing up are the women—all hard-working, driven, thrifty to a fault— who made sure that hie would be better for those coming after them.
James-Dugvud and her husband. Jim. chanced upon Rappahannock over the 200& Independence Day weekend. In a lew short months, the tfoguids. with their truckloads of collections, had left Capitol Hill and mowed to Amissville. Not lung after* wards. Char founded the Rappahannock Repertory CuniDanc
An Air Traffic Controller^ Story*
In addition to his talents as a writer and poet. Ray Holland—a retired air traffic
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