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By SHARON KILPATRICK

Rappahannock N*w« Staff Writer

After adopting several amendments to the proposed Comprehensive Plan that were oriented more towards long-term residents and less toward tourists, the Washington Town Council unanimously adopted the plan last Wednesday night.

At the beginning of the discussion on the plan member Newbill Miller said, “I’ve heard Brad (Fisher) say many times he didn’t want the town to become a museum. It’s fast becoming a museum. People no longer live in town. There is no place to get a car fixed. There is no grocery store. You can set up screening provisions that put two or

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