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Great Falls Citizens Association is holding a Town Meeting on Tuesday, after The Connection’s presstime, to address “negotiations over certain issues” regarding the proposal submitted to develop Brooks Farm. The Planning Commission is tentatively scheduled to make its recommendation on Wednesday, May 18. GFCA still opposes the proposal.

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