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Update on Front Royal’s Downtown Revitalization Project

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10 years ago

February 13, 2017

Planning and Zoning Director Jeremy Camp and Community Development Director Felicia hart discuss Front Royal’s Downtown Revitalization Project, which is fueled by a Community Development Block Grant awarded to the Town from the Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development. There are steps involved in the process, and the community’s input is needed the pair said in a recent conversation with Royal Examiner Editor Norma Jean Shaw.

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