Thomas Jefferson

Named 486 times. These are the 400 blocks the name was read from (the first 400 kept), in the order the paper printed them.

Jun 13, 2001 As of 5-29-01 HIGH SCHOOL Centennial High School Shenandoah ...School ; Eleanor Roosevelt School ;Glenelg High School . Courtland High School ; Thomas Jefferson High School ; River Hill High School ■; Evangel Christian School ; Westlake High School Xentreville High School Potomac Falls High School ! Chantilly High...
Jul 4, 2001 Wednesday, july 4,2001 ...press is free, and every man able to read, all is safe ” Thomas Jefferson
Aug 15, 2001 By James L. Oyster, J.D., L.L.M. , Rappahannock News ...about a wall of separation. That concept was in a letter written by Thomas Jefferson. It is one man’s opinion regarding the purpose of the First Amendment. By analogy, it would be like taking a comment made by Senator Ted...
Oct 24, 2001 Here 1 go hollerin’ again in response to Up ...the Constitution, including James Madison, the father of the Constitution. Writing in 1804 Thomas Jefferson said: “the opinion which gives to the Judges the right to decide what laws are constitutional, and what not, not only for themselves in their...
Oct 31, 2001 Having been chastised by Ben Jones for failing to ...what it claimed uns the intent of the First Ammdment as expressed by Thomas Jefferson. First, some popular myths need to be put to rest. The fact is that Mr. Jefferson did not write or even sign the Constitution; nor...
Oct 31, 2001 Jefferson was reassuring the Baptists that he, as President, Jefferson was reassuring the Baptists that he, as President, would not attempt ; to assert influence over the church. He did not intend to ! state that the church should 4 have no influence in the affairs of state; that...
Nov 7, 2001 On behalf of the entire ...the Mountain #3 This is the third in a series of commentaries on Thomas Jefferson’s view of the First Amendment. As previously stated, Jefferson was not expressing the intent of the founders when he referred to “separation of church and...
Nov 14, 2001 Thomas Jefferson did not write the Constitution, but he Thomas Jefferson did not write the Constitution, but he did write the Declaration of Independence. Just as the Constitution provides the structural basis for our government, the Declaration of Independence is the expression of its soul, out of which the...
Nov 21, 2001 Farfelu Vineyards is an ...be considered eccentric, in frying to grow successful wine ;grapes, when Virginia’s own Thomas Jefferson had failed. ’ Chuck Raney showed the way ef fine wine for 24 years. Now -Farfelu Vineyards is open with •expanded, renovated facilities, Inew wines...
Dec 5, 2001 Hollerin’ ...#5 In previous articles I have set forth some of the writings of Thomas Jefferson. He also wrote, in 1781, these words that are engraved on the Jefferson Memorial: “God who gave us life gave us liberty. And can the...
Jan 2, 2002 Our View Editorial Platform "Where the press is free, ...the press is free, and every man able to read, all is safe" Thomas Jefferson
Jan 2, 2002 9. John Adams, by David McCullough (hardcover, $35). This ...has lived in the shadows of this predecessor and successor, George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. Adams finally gets his due in the skilled hands of America’s premier popular historian. 10. The Inn at Little Washington, by Jay Levin (hardcover, $27.95)....
Jan 9, 2002 though, not only in its comprehensive ...and naturally colored cotton for starters. Twinleaf- monticello.org/ shop — circulated by the Thomas Jefferson Center for Historic Plants, this catalogue
Feb 6, 2002 information would be required ...and programs.. Ms. Sharp referred to a letter she had received from the Thomas Jefferson Institute for Public Policy in which they presented case studies of alternatives to taxpayer funding. She suggested that Rappahannock should have been included because of...
Mar 27, 2002 Lions set May 4 for auction ...on problems that they see with required E&S practices. 5 Offered by the Thomas Jefferson and the Culpeper Soil and Water Conservation Districts, and by the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation, the workshop will include such topics as how...
Apr 3, 2002 By James P. Gannon ...James P. Gannon Special to the Rappahannock News At the age of 82, Thomas Jefferson was so burdened by debts that he came up with a novel idea for paying them: a state lottery’ in which the prize was Monticello,...
Apr 3, 2002 1879 by a second generation of the Levy family, 1879 by a second generation of the Levy family, Jefferson Monroe Levy, a wealthy New York real estate and stock speculator and three-term congressman. The new owner poured hundreds of thousands of dollars into the repair and upkeep of the...
Apr 3, 2002 Lions set May o jor auction ...views on problems that they see with required E&S practices. Offered by the Thomas Jefferson and the Culpeper Soil and Water Conservation Districts, and by the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation, the workshop will include such topics as how...
Apr 3, 2002 His second marriage to bally Hamilton White added three ...Harold J. Hyde, Jr.), Catherine Thayer Gephart (Mrs. Eliot ■ D. Shook), and Thomas Jefferson Gephart. A memorial service for Admiral Gardiner will be held at Trinity Episcopal Church in Washington, Virginia at 2 p.m. on Friday, April 5. A...
Jun 19, 2002 John Jackson, a native of Rappahannock, ...11. The Rappahannock Chorus will present the Testament of Freedom with words by Thomas Jefferson and music by Randall Thompson on the Fourth of July at the Washington Baptist Church. Prior to the singing, folk and country dances will be...
Aug 22, 2002 m IvUBERT Li. WEINBERG ...Presidential Medal of Freedom, conferred by President George H. Bush in 1991, the Thomas Jefferson Award in Law conferred by the University of Virginia in 1986, and the First Annual Patrick V. Murphy Award conferred by the Police Foundation in...
Sep 12, 2002 TWO BANKS ...1874, it was purchased by James L. Powers, a builder who studied under Thomas Jefferson.) Meanwhile, there was another bank in the Ibwn of Washington. This one was called Stuart’s Bank, and was said to have been the last private...
Dec 26, 2002 1 noughts of spring ...2003 will feature homes and gardens enjoyed by families of George Washington and Thomas Jefferson as well other prominent Virginians. Tours are sponsored by the Garden Club of Virginia to benefit the restoration of historic gardens throughout the state. More...
Jan 2, 2003 Clime wilt be open Jan. o ...will feature , homes and gardens enjoyed by families of George Washington and Thomas Jefferson as well other prominent Virginians. Tours are sponsored by the Garden Club of Virginia to benefit the restoration of historic gardens throughout the state. ,...
Jan 9, 2003 The Culpeper-Madison Chapter of the American Red ...2003 will feature homes and gardens enjoyed by families of George Washington and Thomas Jefferson as well other prominent Virginians. Tours are sponsored by the Garden Club of Virginia to benefit the restoration of historic gardens throughout the state. More...
Mar 13, 2003 hoped the dances would foster a feeling of peace ...about 200 dance circles in the U.S. They host monthly dances at the Thomas Jefferson Unitarian Church on the first Wednesday evening of each month as well as large Sufi camps and retreats in the summer. Dean has been leading...
Mar 20, 2003 won awards in three different levels; its Level II ...Michelle Feagas of Warrenton, and their teammate Allison Russo of Flint Hill, outscored Thomas Jefferson High School and won Second Place. Sam Beatty of Luray, Caroline Marschner of Front Royal and Caitlin Hammelman of Warrenton, won Third Place in the...
Apr 24, 2003 Choral concerts ...“A Testament of Freedom”, a work commissioned to honor the 200th anniversary of Thomas Jefferson’s birth. The music . has been set to words originally written by Jefferson himself in letters to various friends. Performances are on Friday, May 2...
Oct 30, 2003 The highlights of the ...Robert Chappell • Robert Wittman, Chairman, Rappahannock River Basin Commission • Mary Hanson, Thomas Jefferson PDC, Local Workforce Investment Board • Public Comment Old Business • Alternate School Funding Study Committee Final Report • Hurricane Isabel • Rappahannock Electric Co-Operative,...
Nov 20, 2003 wright-Brown said her bed and breakfast has fire ladders ...of Clifton itself, which is closed indefinitely. It was built in 1799 by Thomas Mann Randolph, son-in-law of Thomas Jefferson.
Apr 1, 2004 Varied effects ...on how to preserve the economy of these rural areas. The village of Jeffersonton, an historic crossroads southeast of Clevenger’s Comer named after Thomas Jefferson, was the first community selected for study in 1976. Its school had closed in 1971,...
Sep 16, 2004 als who attended the first official ...international merchant who farmed tobacco and wheat with as many as 200 slaves. Thomas Jefferson was a visitor to the
Nov 18, 2004 Our View ...the press is free, and every man able to read, all is safe” Thomas Jefferson The Rappahannock News regards these issues to be of bedrock importance to the character and heritage of Rappahannock County and takes these consistent editorial positions...
Jan 20, 2005 built as a Presbyterian Church by James Leake Powers, ...a Presbyterian Church by James Leake Powers, a master carpenter who worked under Thomas Jefferson who designed it. The history trivia question for this week is... When George Washington surveyed the town over 248 years ago, there where four families...
Feb 17, 2005 Haskell ...service Currently, Haskell is a member of the board for the Corporation of Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest. Poplar Forest was Jefferson’s retreat home in Bedford, Va. and is under restoration by the corporation. She also serves on the board of...
Feb 24, 2005 takes almost a year of aging for ...the right trees. This will include some of the same kind of apples Thomas Jefferson grew at Monticello. Cider apples are very different than , eating or “dessert” apples. Some apples that make good hard cider taste like ear wax....
Mar 24, 2005 ed Virginia’s first vintage, with vineyard specialists arriving from ...England in 1611. Winemaking was not successful in the colonies until 1773 when Thomas Jefferson gave 2,000 acres of land to Philip Mazzei, believing that native grapes would be the foundation for successful winemaking. Jefferson continued to study wines, becoming...
Mar 31, 2005 leaf (Jeffersonia diphylla) in the county, but someone will leaf (Jeffersonia diphylla) in the county, but someone will surely tell us where to find it. This species, named for Thomas Jefferson, is similar in appearance to bloodroot but “more stately . . . one of Virginia’s woodland aristocrats and...
Apr 28, 2005 JUBILANT JESSAMINE: Above, the brick manor home, built in ...by a master builder who is said to have done his apprenticeship under Thomas Jefferson, is one of the area’s best preserved homes from the early 1800s. VERDANT VIEW: Right, this view from the house shows the mature gardens with...
Jun 30, 2005 Friday ...marks the 219th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. As Thomas Jefferson and John Adams, two men who greatly influence the Congress that voted to adopt the Declaration, recommended, this county regularly celebrates this national holiday with...