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Mayor responds to election lawsuit

Fredericksburg mayor Linda Langerhans responded to a lawsuit authorized by residents Jerry Farley and Jeanette Hormuth nine days after the suit. With the answer provided on Jan. 9, she also made special exception requests. Answer and requests In Langerhans’ response to a Dec. 31 lawsuit by Hormuth

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