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When Rappahannock voters go to the polls next month there will be five proposed amendments to the Virginia Constitution and one local referendum issue — the meals tax — to vote on, in addition to the local race for the Wakefield District supervisor between Roger Welch and Dr. Werner Krebser and the Congressional race between Cornell Brooks and Frank Wolf for 10th District Representative.

The meals tax issue would give approval to the board of supervisors to move forward to institute a tax on meals defined as: food and beverages sold by a restaurant, and prepared sand

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