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Loudoun County Development
POSTED: 01:03 PM ET, 11/15/2007 by The Editors
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The tug of war between pro-growth and slow-growth factions in Loudoun County didn't end with last week's election. Voters approved a slate of officials who promised to moderate growth in the fast-growing county, but several proposals and thousands of new homes, will come before the outgoing board in the coming weeks. Earlier this year, reporters Michael Laris and David S. Fallis detailed in a two-day series the cozy relationship between some county officials and developers.
By The Editors |
November 15, 2007; 1:03 PM ET
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