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Members of the local fire companies presented the board with reimbursement requests for grass cutting at three of the larger properties, but supervisor Ron Frazier objected to paving company members for cutting the grass citing auditors who raised the issue.
J.B. Carter, however, pointed out that the Amissville company had put the contract out to bid and that a member had submitted the low bid and was awarded the contract.
The board agreed to review the issue, and asked McCarthy to make a policy recommendation mandating competitive bid for grass cutting contracts, but that members could still be included in the process.
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“We had more participation from everyone on the team, especially Austin. Tyler and Steven," Naser added.
If Rappahannock County had an award to give for performance on Saturday, it would have gone to Nelson. He had three correct responses in the first round of the 275-175 win over George Mason, helping the Panthers clinch a spot in the state tour nament.
“Steven really helped out especially on the science questions," Naser said.
Then, Nelson had big answers in the directed and tossup rounds in the championship match against the Mustangs.
Nelson’s outstanding plav was despite a case of the stomach flu.
“Had Steven told Nase' or me that he couldn’t go, we would have subbed Brittany for him in the directed rounds,” Collins said. “But Steven said he wanted to play. He said that he was ready to play after lying down.”
Nelson nailed a correct answer on a vocabulary question early in the third round to help the Panthers open up a 180-130 lead. George Mason pulled to within 35 points with five questions left.
Collins got the 11th question on political terms to clinch the title, but he admitted that he did have an unsettling feeling with such a small lead going into the final five questions.
“Last year, we had a 30point lead with five left, and George Mason got all five right and won,” he said. “Sometimes, history can repeat itself.”
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