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authorization for the roof in the ; county elementary school’s north \ wing, raising the total cost to $30,000-$31,000 and adding a pitched roof. In opening the joint } session with the supervisors, School Board Chairman Beverly j Massie said, This is a real first { for us...an important meeting, not \ just for this budget but for future ; budgets."
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April 14,1999 j “It’s time to give something back to \ the county," Chris Bird said. His i father purchased the family’s Horse- ! shoe Hollow Farm on Fodderstack Road in 1967, and Chris has lived ‘ on and worked it since 1973. He i says that he has benefited from life \ in Rappahannock, and is seeking t the Hampton District supervisor’s * seat to oner his efforts and expertise: in appreciation for what the county « has provided to him. !
Rappahannock County native Sammy Foster was matured in ! the February issue of Virginia Wildlife. The two-page layout talks' about hunting, which Foster has I been doing for many years. Dove hunting in the fall and winter ) remains a tradition in the county. |
Compiled by Jan Clatterbuckj
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