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finally be able to build the new building it needs Rappahannock's supervisors and planning commissioners voted unanimously Aug 23 to amend from 150 to 75 feet the rear setback requirement in an agricultural zone of the 1973 Zoning Ordmance. "We're just thrilled the governing bodies of the county were able to see that the 150-foot setback was too restrictive." said Camille Harris, the center s executive director ‘This will enable us to build in a much more desirable location " Juanita Miko of Harris Hollow began public input Aug 15 during a hearing on the county's proposed zoning ordmance, where residents’ concerns prompted county officials to consider beginning “community meetings." More than 40 people were in the audience at the courthouse Thursday night-all anxious to hear what the planners would do next Two writers from Rappahannock. Van Veselka and Catherine Kiley, have been accepted as part of the Virginia Center for Creative Arts for readings and workshops at colleges, schools, libraries, hospitals, nursing homes and community art centers Veselka read his prose/poem “Roadrunners" at the June RAAC Talent Showcase, Kiley, also a poet, created “Voices of Rappahannock "
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Meredith Gorfein, Democratic challenger for the 31st District House of
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