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DAN PARSONS The Daily Press  
July 14, 2010

Va cities use iPad to go paperless

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (AP) — Perhaps unexpected from a town famous for its 18th century roots, Williamsburg this week joined other communities stepping confidently into the 21st century by forsaking paper

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