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Nancy Newlin’s residence.

Harry Newlin was the only resident who spoke in favor of paving at the November meeting. His opinion and that of the many residents opposed to paving have been widely reported in both the Rappahannock News and over the Internet on Rapplinks.

What made the supervisors vote as they did on this issue? Tb help readers understand what goes into a decision, the five supervisors were asked in interviews what influenced them to decide as they did.

Grimsley Road lies partly in the Wakefield District served by supervisor Roger Welch and partly in the Jackson District served by supervisor Ronald Frazier. Welch voted against paving; Frazier voted to pave.

Welch said that prior to the meeting he talked with several residents and nearly all

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