Road bonds spark farmer city tensions in Virginia letter
A reader from the countryside argues against a Lynchburg bond drive to fund roads. He says farmers face higher risk and costs, warn that taxes and gas levies will rise, and that real estate owners in cities would bear the heavier burden under either bond or pay-as-you-go plans.
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