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Bébhinn Egger announces she’ll vacate seat in July to move out-of-state

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9 years ago

March 13, 2017

FRONT ROYAL – Front Royal Town Council member Bébhinn C. Egger shared some exciting personal news with her fellow councilors at the March 13th meeting.

In just four months, Ms. Egger will step down from her position on the panel and move to Hagerstown, MD as a new bride. She sat down with Royal Examiner Editor Norma Jean Shaw Monday to discuss her future plans, and her two years of service on the council.

Watch the interview below:

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