Fairfax official apologizes for insulting Prince George’s County

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One week after taking a swipe at Prince George’s County and its bid to lure the FBI’s new headquarters, Fairfax County’s Gerald Gordon is trying to make peace.

Gordon, the president and CEO of the Fairfax County Economic Development Authority, has been under fire from the neighboring jurisdiction after taking what Prince George’s officials see as a cheap shot at the Maryland county’s history of corruption.

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