When the Virginia Supreme Court invalidated restrictions to slow rapid residential growth in Loudoun County last month, communities in the rural west cried foul. Now they are threatening to secede, creating a new Catochtin County. A discussion on the politics of growth, the urban/rural divide, and the feasibility of secession.
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Loudoun County Secession
Listen Monday, Apr. 18, 2005 at 1:06 p.m. in Economy, PoliticsGuests
Mike Laris
Reporter, Washington Post
Karl Phillips
Purcellville Town Councilman; also Co-chair, Citizens for Catochtin
Ted McCormack
Associate Director, Virginia Commission on Local Government
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