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By M. SEAN KILPATRICK

Rappahannock News Staff Writer

The county got permission from the Washington Town Council last week to move the Magistrates’ office out to R garage.

After listening to County Administrator John McCarthy plead the county’s case, the council unanimously agreed to rezone a small garage near the jail from village residential to village services (gov_ ernment Offices.)

The supervisors have been asked by the judges to ease the overcrowding on the first floor of the courthouse so that moreroom is available for witnesses, JoeTendents^ and lawyers.

McCarthy t aid the Town Council last Wednesday night that he hopes

convert tlje garage, which is next t<5Hh£j®cfory of Trinity Episcopal Cnhurch, into a magistrates’ office

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