January 30th, 2008
by Green
Most people clean out their gardens after the harvest. Or after the weeds have claimed victory. I always press for leaving something behind. I got my way this year because we just didn’t make time for clearing it out. I love the way the leftovers look in snow and in frost, and I got a desperation photo Monday morning for the front page.
Also in this week’s print edition:
Seneca Township is updating its zoning ordinance book.
Morenci city council is still looking for a new member after deciding against the appointment of the only person who applied for the job.
Morenci Fire Department members honor their top volunteers and present year-end stats.
Rich Foley returns to the automotive want ads and David Green falls in love with a bag of peanuts.
Fayette council receives 13 applications for the part-time administrator position and two for police chief. Council member Craig Rower talks about “green” energy.
The Ohio EPA has reschedules its cleanup update meeting in Fayette, choosing to meet in the cold, vacant former Fayette Tubular Products building.
Fayette’s fourth grade class is honored for its good test results from the previous year.
And finally, we present the long overdue story about getting married in Angola. I wrote the story, but my wife wants partial credit for never let me forget to write the thing. She’s been after me and various reports for years.
Of course there’s much more.
