Alexandria to reconsider in-home massage law

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Alexandria may reconsider a current city law that makes it nearly impossible for residents to get in-home massages.

City Councilman Justin Wilson asked City Manager Rashad Young to look into rewriting the ordinance, which currently requires licensed massage therapists to pay $75 in fees and register to meet with the police department’s narcotics section before going into the homes of clients, The Alexandria Times reported.

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