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Staff Photo Roger Piantadosi Terry Dixon, Stonewall-Hawthorne candidate for the Rappahannock Board of Supervisors, is at home with his dog. Aggie.

Realtor

makes run

for Board

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Rappahannock News Staff Writer

Like three others running for two open seats on the Rappahannock County Board of Supervisors in the Nov. 3 election, Terry' Dixon of Castleton is vying for elected office for the first time.

Dixon, 46, however, is no stranger to politics. He is chairman of the county’s Republican Committee.

He is running against Chris Parrish for the StonewallHawthorne District seat being vacated by longtime Board Chairman Rbbert Ajiderson.

Dixon, a Realtor, owns and operates Castle Realty after spending more than 20 years in the copier industry in California. To be closer to east coast-based family, he moved to the county eight years ago wuth his wufe, Mary, and their daughter,, Jaclyn, a freshman at Virginia Tech.

As a candidate for supervisor, he says he has three priorities: No new taxes, limited growth in the current commercially zoned areas of the county and cell coverage and broadband Internet access within the county.

While he answers questions about what his guest calls his “platform,’’ Dixon is seated on a bench swing next to an outdoor kitchen he’s building Aggie, one of the family’s three Large Munsterlander hunting dogs, is

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Candidates’ Forum

The Rappahannock News

is sponsoring a Candidates'

Forum on Monday, Oct. 26

at 7:30 p.m., at the Theatre

on Gay Street in Washington.

Citizens can email questions

to the Rappahannock News

to be asked of the four

candidates running for two

of the seats on the

Rappahannock County

Board of Supervisors in the

November election.

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