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Williamsburg city council to discuss increased fines for violators of city’s animal waste ordinance

By: Timothy Wyatt

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Violators of the City of Williamsburg’s animal ordinance could soon be facing steeper penalties as the Williamsburg City Council is expected to begin discussion on increasing fines in the new year.

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