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We hope you’ve had a nice spring. They say that summer is starting, but with all the rainy days it’s kind of hard to tell. But regardless of the weather, registration for the summer schedule of classes is getting ready to start.
The Parks and Recreation Department has numerous offerings to help keep you busy this summer. From Adult Ballet to Cardio Kickboxing to Dog Obedience, Horseback Riding, and several summer camps.
Online registration opens on Friday, May 29< ...
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Location: Culpeper County Parks and Recreation's Spilman Park
Time: Last Week
Last week Carl Stafford, a County Extenstion Office Agricultural and Environmental Agent, taught local Boy Scouts how to tell the differences between trees while walking the trails of Spilman Park. The scouts learned how to label trees at the park where they will help Culpeper Parks and Recreation with a number of upcoming projects. The project was an effective mixture of education, community improvement and volunteerism.
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Culpeper County
Boards, Committees, and Commissions
Seats coming vacant in 2009
Would you like to be an advisor to the Board of Supervisors?
Would you like to have a voice in shaping policy without having to run for office?
If this sounds good to you -- there is an opportunity!
Are you aware that the Board of Supervisors has committees which make recommendations on issues in a variety of areas of community life? Perhaps you have an interest, knowledge, or experiance that is needed?
If you would like to contribute your service on a board or committee, we would like to hear from you. Please call the Administrative Office at 540-727-3427 for an application or download it here.
The two following seats are available in 2009:< ...
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On May 2, the After-School Arts Program (ASAP) held its biannual art show at the Depot. The show coincided with Culpeper Day events being held in downtown Culpeper on the same day. The professionally styled exhibit marked the conclusion of the ASAP program for the year. Over a hundred pieces of original artwork were created by young artists from the county’s high schools and middle schools.
Amid concerns about the local economy there are a precious few opportunities for teenagers to express their creative side ASAP is one such outlet. Budgets may be tight this fiscal year but the art program is thriving in contrast to many art and recreation programs that a ...
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