A wave of unrest, which began unfurling last fall, washed across the country Wednesday, to the discernible notice of observers in the White House, where a lockdown was ordered, and the noticeable chagrin of the president’s compadres in Congress and his acolytes elsewhere.

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Page calls on Chester for reassessment fight

In the last three years, Waynesboro has lost out on more than $4.6 million in revenue from uncollected personal property taxes, and had the city imposed a late filing fee, could have collected an additional $207,000 to $635,000, according to data from city Commissioner of Revenue Don Coffey.

Payoffs for taxpayers are rare. Waynesboro’s get one starting tonight, and there is sufficient cause for hope that it will be the first of many.