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By Mary Ann Kuhn

Rappahannock News Staff Writer

Little by little, Circuit Court Judge Jeffrey W. Parker whittled away at the Town of Washington’s Historic District Ordinance and how it came to be, but stopped short of ruling it invalid.

Saying he needed more evidence to make a final decision, the judge in an 11- page opinion, made public Tuesday afternoon, refused to grant either side’s motion for summary judgment in the case of Worley v. the Town of Washington. The lawsuit, filed eight months ago, continues with a hearing June 17.

Flint Hill residents Sid and Mary Catherine Worley are seeking to build a home on Main Street but the Washington Town Council turned them down because it

See RULING, Page A4

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