Letters

I am writing this letter in reference to yard sale signs. For the past six weeks, I have picked up the residue from yard sale signs on Monday mornings either in my yard or across the street.
People are coming into the City of Dry Ridge, no due respect for the home or property owner, placing yard sale signs without permission.
These people are non-tax paying people to the City of Dry Ridge. Sometimes they hang their signs on stop signs. These signs are distracters for motorists. This leads to a safety factor.

The family of Sgt. Paul M. Gordon thank the community of Sherman in particular and Grant Countians in general for your support during the internment of the remains of our Uncle Paul. We appreciate the coverage of his identification and return home by the Grant County News staff.  The display of patriotism and respect that we observed during the trip from Sherman Baptist Church and the National Veteran’s Cemetery was most touching.

Champions for a Drug-Free Grant County recently completed tobacco compliance checks in several stores and convenience stores in our county.  These compliance checks were funded by the state of Kentucky’s TRUST (Tobacco Retail Underage Sales Compliance Checks) Program.  Tobacco compliance checks are used to help eliminate the sale and distribution of tobacco products to youth under the age of 18.  

The Quaker meeting is “Holding Williamstown and Grant County In The Light” (a traditional way of saying we are praying for you) because many of the city and county residents are beginning to realize you got scammed by a religious con artist with the bond issues passed and other public money you gave him, as evidenced by the chaos at the Grant County Fiscal Court budget meeting.