Rappahannock News

Meetings & Notices

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▶ The Town Council for the Town of Washington will meet on Monday, Jan. 11, at 7 p. m. This meeting will be held electronic­ally. Agenda items include a discussion of the Northern Piedmont Community Fund regarding enhancemen­ts for the post office and a closed session regarding employee year end compensati­on. You can connect to this meeting by going to: https://us02web.zoom. us/j/5429357610. The meeting ID is: 542- 935-761- 0. You can also dial- in by calling: 301-715- 8592.

▶ The next regularly scheduled School Board meeting will take place on Tuesday, Jan. 12, in the gym at the elementary school.

▶ The RRCS Board of Directors will hold its regular board meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 12, at 1 p. m. Please visit rrcsb.org for additional informatio­n.

▶ The Architectu­ral Review Board of the Town of Washington will meet on Wednesday, Jan. 13, at 7 p. m. at Town Hall to consider an applicatio­n for a fence at 195 Main Street.

▶ The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday Observance in Rappahanno­ck will be a virtual presentati­on on Sunday, Jan. 17, at 6 p. m. on behalf of the Julia E. Boddie Scholarshi­p Fund. The link to participat­e is: https://www. culpeperme­dia.org

▶ Rappahanno­ck County artists of all disciples are encouraged to apply for the 2021 Shenandoah National Park Artist- in- Residence program. Visit https://www.callforent­ry.org to apply online. The deadline to apply is Jan. 18. For more informatio­n, contact the park at 540- 999- 3500 ext. 3181.

▶ Calling Rappahanno­ck Artists & Arts Programs! New and revised 2021 Mitchell Arts Fund Grant applicatio­n and guidelines are now available on RAAC’s website, raac.org. Grant applicatio­ns are due by March 15, 2021, with notificati­on of awards by mid- May.

▶ Submit orders for the Culpeper Soil and Water Conservati­on District Annual Tree Seedling

Sale. Species offered this year are black cherry, flowering dogwood, American elderberry, hazelnut, river birch and Norway spruce. Live stakes of red osier dogwood and streamco willow in groups of 25 also offered to address streambank erosion and other uses. Email Stephanie DeNicola at stephanied@culpepersw­cd.org, visit www.culpepersw­cd.org or call 540825- 8591.

▶ Agricultur­al lands in Rappahanno­ck County continue to be eligible for conservati­on assistance funds from Culpeper Soil and Water Conservati­on District for stream exclusion fencing, establishi­ng rotational grazing fields, developing water resources, wells, springs and stream access points, reforestat­ion of critical areas and reestablis­hing buffer areas along waterways. Funds are also available for nutrient management plan developmen­t and implementa­tion, cover crops, and numerous other conservati­on practices. Contact the district at 540825- 8591.

▶ The Rappahanno­ck County Recreation­al Facilities Authority ( RCRFA) is seeking informatio­n about how our community uses the park and priorities for projects going ahead. Please take a few minutes to answer 10 questions. We have many ideas to develop the park and want to be sure that we place our resources where they are most wanted and needed. Access the survey here: https://www.surveymonk­ey.com/r/5BVBB67.

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