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10 YEARS AGO
August 4, 1999
Sunnyside Farms owner and AOL executive David Cole has recently concluded an agreement to provide equity financing to Walnut Acres Organic Farms of Penns Creek, Pa., a leading organic products catalog retailer. The $4,000,000 deal will give Cole a majority stake in the firm, and will provide Walnut Acres with the capital and expertise to expand its Internetbased operations (visit www.walnutacres.com) and secure additional sources for organic vegetables, fruits and meats.
Even though they are not natives of Rappahannock County, Tom Tepper and his wife, Joanne Tepper, say they love living here. Tom Tepper is the newest member of the Rappahannock County Planning Commission, representing Stonewall-Hawthorne District. He replaces former commission chair Sharon Pierce, and sat in on his first meeting last month
The subject of trash was a topic of lengthy discussion at this - month’s supervisors meeting. John McCarthy presented the board with a plan of the new county public convenience site, to • be located on Rock Mills Road south of U S. 211 near the high school. The new site, which will take the place of the Huntly and Scrabble dump sites, will have a seven foot board fence with trees in front for screening and a seven foot chain link fence with green plastic coating around the perimeter. The site will also have four containers for trash disposal, containers for recyclable materials, a separate entrance and exit for garbage trucks and a manager’s station
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