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Dozens turn out at W’burg City Council meeting in support of Zehr family

By: Mark White

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More than 30 people turned out for Monday’s Williamsburg City Council meeting, many of whom were there to support a prominent Williamsburg family, that may forcibly have a road built through a portion of their property.

Lloyd Zehr addressed the Williamsburg City Council Monday evening or a plan to take part of his family’s land for a road expansion off Penny Lane.
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