It's Garbage Day!
and 57 degrees.
and 57 degrees.
- Thursday: Mostly sunny and warm. High: 79, Low: 60
- Friday: Mostly sunny, hot and a bit humid. High: 83, Low: 62
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The Grant Hill pond's a desert!
I believe that this is due to CONSTRUCTION - not drought.
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Where were you, fifty years ago?
Where will you be this weekend?
There's a Fall Fun Festival at Fort Rickey
that sounds as if it would be a good place to be!
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Where were you, fifty years ago?
Where will you be this weekend?
There's a Fall Fun Festival at Fort Rickey
that sounds as if it would be a good place to be!
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In today's O-D under News Briefs: "Citizen groups protest federal energy corridor decision
Citizen groups from along the New York Regional Interconnect's proposed 200-mile power line project are united in their opposition to the U.S. Department of Energy's corridor designation. Groups in opposition to Tuesday's designation of National Interest Electric Transmission Corridors include the Upper Delaware Preservation Coalition,
Citizen groups from along the New York Regional Interconnect's proposed 200-mile power line project are united in their opposition to the U.S. Department of Energy's corridor designation. Groups in opposition to Tuesday's designation of National Interest Electric Transmission Corridors include the Upper Delaware Preservation Coalition,
SayNo2NYRI, the Upstate New York Citizens Alliance, STOP NYRI and Communities Against Regional Interconnect. "CARI is committed to continuing the fight against the corridor designation that would create federal condemnation zones for merchant transmission corporations like NYRI," said Steve DiMeo, chairman of CARI, in a news release."The NIETC decision was flawed in process and substance and the fight to block this proposal is far from over," DiMeo said. CARI is reviewing the designation documents and discussing options for action with potential partners in the opposition, according to a written statement. To learn more about the work of CARI, visit www.caricoaltion.org."
Petunias are still blooming in the big tub in front of Michael's Fine Food & Spirits, but that Sidewalk Cafe has been put away for Winter and restaurant hours have been changed.
A hundred or more Canada Geese had found this cornfield just East of Jack Prior's .....
..... and an even greater number floated on Ed Jones' pond on Camp Road.
Also on Camp Road, six little ghosts dance around a scary witch!
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