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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You dont have to read that code isn't enforced. You can drive through neighborhoods and see that this is true.[/quote]

When I’m in Sterling it’s for Wegmans Target Michaels and Home Depot.

When we were about to do a huge renovation we looked at a place in Sterling to rent so that we could visit the site daily. The house we saw was clearly occupied by many unrelated adults, and it looked like that was much of the block.[/quote]
Again, you were most likely in Sterling Park.  Drive through neighborhoods in Cascades, Countryside, or Lowes Island.[/quote]

Sterling and Herndon are like Annandale and Silver Spring - big areas with variety of neighborhoods.  That should not be lost, either when referring to residential neighborhoods or thinking about the futures of particular schools. [/quote]

We digress speaking of Sterling since it is in Loudoun County.

[b]It would only have been relevant had the dem candidate for governor won, since part of his plan was to ignore county lines when drawing school boundaries if you could get the right racial mix.[/b][/quote]

Wow. Is that true? But funding for schools is local, as are the elected board members. [/quote]

You had to have read his full plan on his education website.   There was going to be a chief intergration officer inspecting and everything.[/quote]

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