Fauquier Times June 6, 2018

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Fauquier baseball won the Region C title and hosted a state quarterfinal Tuesday. Page A17

June 6, 2018

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Denver Riggleman

GOP picks Riggleman to face Cockburn in 5th District By James Ivancic Times Staff Writer

TIMES STAFF PHOTO/JONATHAN HUNLEY Corey Stewart, right, talks to Dennis Mallette of Bealeton at a Memorial Day-themed event May 26 at the Bealeton Village Center shopping area. Stewart, chairman of the Prince William County Board of Supervisors, is running for the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate.

In final stretch, Stewart sticks to his script By Jonathan Hunley Times Staff Writer

As most people set out for holiday destinations last weekend, Corey Stewart put on alli-

gator-skin boots and returned to the campaign trail, marking the second Memorial Day in a row he’s spent stumping for higher office.

See STEWART, page 5

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Exhibit connects kids to nature with Legos. Family time, page 23

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• GOP primary for U.S. Senate: Stewart faces Del. Nick Freitas. Page 4 • Three square off for the Democratic nod in the 1st District. Page 11

State Sen. Jill Vogel votes for budget that expands Medicaid. News, page 3

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Charlottesville-area distillery owner Denver Riggleman became the Republican Party’s nominee in the 5thDistrict congressional race on Saturday, holding off a challenge from Cynthia Dunbar, who just last month failed to win the 6th District GOP nomination. Dunbar was a surprise entry in the field of six candidates whose names were placed in nomination at Nelson County High School in Lovingston, Virginia. The field included 18thDistrict Del. Michael Webert, of Marshall, and farm owner Martha Boneta, of Paris. Both failed to get enough votes to advance beyond the first round of voting.

See RIGGLEMAN, page 4

Fauquier Community Theatre’s ‘Into the Woods, Jr.’ Lifestyle, page 31

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