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Date published: 10/18/2009
Why was Payne silent at eviction hearing?
After reading about the Culpeper County Board of Supervisors' public hearing Oct. 6 regarding the planned eviction of 77-year-old Alice Johnson from her home near Brandy Station, I have some observations and questions ["Culpeper woman can stay in home," Oct. 7]. Why did none of her "do-gooder" neighbors who lobbied the Planning Commission seeking her eviction speak at this hearing? Both Supervisor Bill Chase and challenger Gardiner Planning Commissioner Dewayne Payne, who voted His deafening silence gives the appearance that he is not comfortable discussing controversial issues in public forums. Voters would like Thanks to those residents and elected officials who Dan Kish Culpeper
1. Be respectful. No personal attacks.
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