School District Closes After Bomb Threat
From Times Wire Reports
A bomb threat shut down a school district in Culpeper, canceling classes for more than 7,200 students in eight public schools, as well as hundreds more students in area religious schools.
Culpeper Sheriff H. Lee Hart said bomb technicians and bomb-sniffing dogs searched the buildings.
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