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PEC to hold annual meeting in Rappahannock Sept. 13 Phil Irwin's Caledonia Farm near Flint Hill will be the site of the annual meeting of the Piedmont Environmental Council on Saturday, Sept. 13. See Events for details.

Free screening of 'The Beggar's Opera' set for Sept. 27 The Chateauville Foundation plans a free screening of the 18th Century opera on the Avon Hall lawn in Little Washington. See the full story in Arts/Entertainment.

Call for Rappahannock artists The annual Rappahannock Studio & Gallery tour, to be held Nov. 1-2, 2008, wants to hear from Rappahannock artists who wish to hold an open studio that weekend. See details in Arts/Entertainment section.

Event Calendar

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Events

25 August: First day of classes at Rappahannock schools
6 September: 'Taste of Rappahannock' at Belle Meade Schoolhouse
13 September: PEC to hold annual meeting at Phil Irwin's Caledonia Farm near Flint Hill on Sept. 13
27 September: Free screening of 'The Beggar's Opera' in Little Washington

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Poll Results: A future for newspapers? How important is it to you that Rappahannock County continue to have a weekly printed newspaper?

Very important--enough so that I will subscribe.
	87 votes / 65%

Somewhat important--I might not subscribe, but would buy copies some weeks.
	33 votes / 25%

Not so important--I might read a free copy, but I don't buy.
	8 votes / 6%

Not at all important--I don't need a weekly paper here.
	5 votes / 4%

133 total votes.

-- James P. Gannon

Posted: June 2nd, 2008 under News.
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