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Fall Festival
Saturday, October18th 10 a.m.-2:00 p.m. at Good Shepherd Episcopal School,
4207 Forest Hill Ave.
Admission is free and tickets for the activities can be purchased at the event along with lunch by Seven Hills Market and Cielito Lindo.
Pick up a schedule of events at the Westover Hills Library including Movie Nights, Story Times and Computer Help for Seniors. The Westover Hills Library Advisory Group meets the first Saturday of the month at 9:00 a.m. at the library!
Please consider purchasing a $15.00 wreath at the Westover Hills Library for Wreaths Across America to be placed on a veteran's grave on 12/13/08. For every 20 wreaths sold, the library will receive $100.00 to benefit our local branch.
Author’s Night at the Westover Hills Library
October 6th 7:00 p.m.
Stacy Hawkins Adams will speak about her inspirational novels. Books may be purchased and signed at this event.
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March 4, 2008About those garbage cans…The new regulations & fines associated with trash can removal have prompted a fair amount of controversy and confusion. Acting Director of the Department of Public Works Rosemary Green discusses the new situation in more detail. 4 Responses to “About those garbage cans…”Leave a Comment |
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All the stuff going on in the city, and they’re going to ticket people over trash cans? Can’t they think of a single better use of those employees’ working hours than to slap tickets on trash cans? Because I can come up with a laundry list of things that I think should take precedence over something this trivial and stupid.
This is ridiculous. The city is really going to waste my tax dollars enforcing a “safety concern” caused by a trash can next to an alley? What a joke.
It is remarkable, isn’t it? I built a nice little enclosure to hide trash & recycle bins, but I’ve been tempted to leave them just back from the sidewalk in my yard just to prove a point.
Let me guess, two words, seven letters total…? :)