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iam so appreciative of the
Rappahannock News for informing our community about local events. Therefore I think twice before writing a letter of complaint. But the front page article in the April 23 issue, titled “Taxpayers Revolt!” was just one more straw breaking the back of my patience.
This article claims it is a news article about a meeting but it is mainly the writer’s personal (and poorly informed) opinion about the sociology of this community.
Several times over the past few months I have seen these inflammatory, one-man's-opinion, articles written in the guise of a “news” article. A simple report on what was said at that taxpayers' meeting would have been useful. It’s
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