Urban Refugees Find Life More Relaxed Here
In Lord Fairfax program's Freder ick County, suburban escapees turn to farming. Anton and Cheryl Paperniack moved from Fairfax, started a cow calf program, then planted an acre of grapes. They seek calmer life, fewer worries, and note gains in peace of mind for their family of three children. Meat curing, hams expand as the move proves successful.
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Ron Ludwig
Division of Agricultural Resources
Lord Fairfax
Washington D.C
Ludwig
Arlington- Alexandria
D.C
Frederick County
Anton
Cheryl Paperniack
Fairfax
Paperniack
Lord Fairfax Agriculture Program
Arson identified as fast growing Virginia crime at hearing
Virginia crime officials report arson as a rapidly rising, costly crime with 419 suspicious fires in six months causing $9 million in losses and 16 deaths. They link arson to organized crime and economic motives, noting half of fires are incendiary and many tied to insurance fraud. Front Royal police investigate five office break ins with small cash losses over the weekend.
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Richmond
Virginia Crime Commission
Robert Weatherington
Virginia State Police
Weatherington
W. S. Schweiker
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Schweiker
Dan H. Davis
Vienna
Virginia
Seldon Weedon
Waynesboro
Front Royal
S. Royal Ave
Jackson St
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