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Patrick supervisors to consider Mayo River agreement, laptop purchase

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Source: Martinsville Bulletin

The Patrick County Board of Supervisors will review a landowners agreement involving the Virginia Department of Forestry and the Town of Stuart related to the Mayo River at its upcoming meeting, though details and terms of the agreement remain undisclosed…

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