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in the Town of Washington where both of them have not only been key players at the Inn but have taken on roles in the town’s government. O’Connell is chairman of the Architectural Review Board while Lynch serves as the town’s ViceMayor.

The Inn has consistently demonstrated support for community activities like the annual 10-K Fodderstack Race as well as numerous other cultural and conservation projects in the county.

None of that is likely to change.

“It is in the best interest of everyone that a resolution be reached, but it is hot in the best interest of the resolution that I discuss it in public,” said Lynch in a written statement delivered to the Rappahannock News on Wednesday *' • f

Patrick O’Connell responded as well with an emailed statement saying, “Negotiations are moving swiftly and positively towards a resolution, which is in the best interests of all concerned and will preserve and protect The Inn’s future and ongoing evolution. I love what I am doing and I look forward to continuing it here. We appreciate the kindness our

See INN, Page A2

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