Local Government

Sign, sign everywhere a sign

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7 years ago

September 21, 2019

This is the season where political signs are everywhere. Questions have been asked about these signs. The answers in this conversation with Warren County Zoning Administrator Joe Petty and Front Royal Zoning Administrator Jeremy Camp. They are in the Royal Examiner studio with our publisher Mike McCool.

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