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Written by Gene Galin
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Saturday, 24 March 2007 |
This digest contains the following messages:
1. Thrift Shop Announcement
2. New Posting
3. High School Honors Rigor
4. Found dog needs home
5. Hardwood Floor installer/refinisher
6. Coffee Shop in Siler City
7. Re: What can I do to make a difference?
8. Cake Decorating II class at CCCC
9. Security System
10. Mr. Theye's response to Ms.Johnson's post about the land transfer tax
11. Job opening
12. Correction
13. Land transfer tax
14. Tax increase advocates need to study
15. Recycling compact fluorescent bulbs
16. Nobody wants to pay higher taxes but we're gonna
17. Subject: What can I do to make a difference?
18. Weed Control Strategies for Piedmont Pastures
19. Want a Better Mannered Dog?
20. Questions for locals
21. Chatham Socials group & Local business
22. lawn mower repair
23. HRA's 25th Anniversary Party, Sat. March 31
24. New Hair Salon in Pittsboro
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Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2007 23:30:47 -0400
From: Catherine Macallister <catherine_mac...mac.com>
Subject: Thrift Shop Announcement
The Perry Harrison third grades are hosting a Thrift Shop worknight at Cole Park Plaza on Tuesday, March 27, from 6:30 until 8:30. Volunteers from ALL grades are invited to attend. Hope to see you there!
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Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2007 06:48:30 -0400
From: "Sherri Shepherd" <mistyoakley...alltel.net>
Subject: New Posting
Small black puppy with wonderful, soulful eyes; little white on tips of paws, and under chin.
Apparently wandered off and wandered far to land on my doorstep making puppy howls and barks at 4:30 am.
Sweet puppy who ate hungrily, drank water, and welcomed being held and rubbed. Quickly settled on a pillow and blanket.
If you are missing this beautiful puppy, please call during the day at
998-2042 (RTP) or evenings at 776-5027, ask for Sherri.
Puppy was lost on Lydia Perry Road in southern Chatham.
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Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2007 6:28:56 -0500
From: <meg_miller...bellsouth.net>
Subject: High School Honors Rigor
Many of us are in the process of registering our students for high school. So many questions about Honors and what to take. I am pleased to see such an increase in the numbers of advanced (honors and AP) classes in the county, particularly at Northwood.
Our kids need to be challenged. Then again, the following is an example of a NINTH grade Honors Eng. prompt from last year. So be aware, some of these classes are quite a bit beyond what your child has EVER seen in middle school:
After reading the book Lord of the Flies and watching the movie Pitch Black the assignment was to write and contrasting/comparative essay on this prompt:
Lord of the Flies/Pitch Black Essay
"Human nature can be modified to some extent, but human nature cannot be changed." Abraham Lincoln
Considering the quote above, write a well-organized essay comparing and contrasting human nature in the Lord of the Flies and Pitch Black. Are humans essentially good (Rousseau) or evil (Golding)?
What are the forces that affect and/or modify human nature? Does human nature change or evolve in response to societal systems and/or the instinctual desire to survive life-threatening situations? How important a role does one's basic personality type play in reaction to these situations? Your response should incorporate these considerations using your knowledge of both texts, philosophies, and personality types as supporting evidence.
Boy....was that fun???? Get back to me when you have that written....lol.
Meg
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Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2007 09:11:44 -0400
From: "Tiede, Karen E" <karen.tiede...eds.com>
Subject: Found dog needs home
The latest stray in downtown Moncure has started to settle in. We've posted signs locally and on Petfinder; no response yet. Can't keep him here. Very nice dog; well-mannered, good with children and cats and other dogs. Has not bothered the chicken and goats. I've posted pictures of him on my website at www.karentiede.com. Page down a little to the bottom of the page.
Please call me if you know where he's from or if you can give him a real home.
Thank you.
Karen Tiede
545-0799
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Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2007 09:53:16 -0400
From: "Chimneys Plus" <chimneys...chimneysplusgutters.com>
Subject: ** Hardwood Floor installer/refinisher
Hello Chatham. Are there any recommendations for a hardwood floor
installer/refinisher? It will be in a 1950's house, existing oak flooring
with a room extension. Call Charlie at Chimneys Plus 612-9693.
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Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2007 09:55:17 -0400
From: "Mitch Mitchell" <momitch3001...gmail.com>
Subject: ** Coffee Shop in Siler City
Mitch Mitchell and the NC Arts Incubator are developing a coffee shop concept for the NC Arts Incubator building in downtown Siler City, with a planned opening of Fall 2007. The wireless coffee shop will only sell the highest quality coffee, tea and pastries, while creating an ideal atmosphere for relaxing, studying or meeting with friends.
This short survey will help us in the overall planning and design of the coffee shop. Your input is greatly appreciated.
The below link will take you to a short online survey.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=252843448478
Thanks,
Mitch Mitchell
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Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2007 07:02:53 -0700 (PDT)
From: Chuck <piper_chuck...yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: What can I do to make a difference?
> From: "Heather Johnson" <chathambooks...gmail.com>
> Subject: What can I do to make a difference?
>
> Folks in Chatham County do not want their taxes raised again! They do
> no want a 1% Land Transfer Tax, that has no guarantee of staying at 1%
> and there is NO guarantee that it will replace the current impact fee.
Are you speaking for ALL of Chatham County, or just your special interest group?
>
> Now, according to Commissioner Mike Cross, the State Government wants
> the revenue from the 1% Land Transfer Tax! See his blog for more
> information on this. This is just ONE danger of trying to implement
> such a tax - everyone wants a piece of the pie! Now Commissioner Cross
> is asking us to band together to KEEP this proposed tax revenue. It is
> a dangerous game the current Commissioners are playing. The answer is
> - DO NOT implement the tax increase in the first place!
>
> I have had several people ask me what they can specifically do to let
> our elected officials know they do not want the 1% Land Transfer Tax.
> I believe we CAN make a difference if we act now! Here's how:
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> Please visit our website at the the link below for a template of a
> letter opposing this tax. We have included all of the contact
> information for you.
> You
> can e-mail or fax your completed letter to let YOUR voice be heard!
>
> http://www.chathamconservativevoice.org/Act.html
Thanks for the link. It'll be a great help for all who think a 1% land transfer tax IS the appropriate way to fund the additional expenses the county incurrs due to new development!
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Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2007 10:09:38 -0400
From: Phyllis Thomas <pthomas...email.unc.edu>
Subject: ** Cake Decorating II class at CCCC
Patricia W. from Sanford is going to teach a Cake Decorating II class at CCCC in Pittsboro starting May 17 - IF there are enough people interested in it. It doesn't appear to be advertised very well by CCCC, and has not had enough response the last 2 quarters to make.
If you want to take this class, PLEASE call CCCC to register in advance. Patricia is a great instructor, and I learned so much from her in Decorating I.
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Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2007 10:22:36 -0400
From: "Debbie Tunnell" <debbietunnell...hotmail.com>
Subject: Security System
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Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2007 10:34:46 -0400
From: "Peter Rubinas" <prubinas...gmail.com>
Subject: ** Mr. Theye's response to Ms.Johnson's post about the land transfer tax
Mr. Theye,
While I generally agree that the land transfer tax is necessary (if we don't want our property taxes to go up), I do not think that your post is any more helpful than Ms. Johnson's. Let's find the common ground here as conservatives and progressives. We are in this situation because residential development alone does not pay for the infrastructure required to support those residents, most notably with respect to schools. What models of development are there that we can all agree to, regardless of our political leanings? How can we encourage sustainable business development to provide additional tax revenue that alleviates the pressures put on our infrastructure as a result of the large number of residential developments already approved? This does not need to be a zero sum conversation where winner takes all.
People will say I'm naive, but I believe people of very different ideologies can come together to create solutions that incorporate traditionally conservative and liberal values for the greater good of this county.
Thanks for considering my point of view.
Peace,
Pete
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> Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2007 21:00:33 -0400
> From: Peter Theye <psbmt...bellsouth.net >
> Subject: What can I do to make a difference?
>
> Hi Heather,
> I want to make sure you know I am watching you too! And since
> you brought it up, you need to realize that because of the past
> leadership in our BOC, WE need to pay HIGHER taxes to pay for the
> NEEDED infrastructure REQUIRED for the CONTINUED DEVELOPMENT already
> approved by the BOC. There really is no discussion about it. It is
> ridiculous, hilarious, sad, amazing, AND irresponsible for you to
> make such nonsensical posts!
> Peter Theye
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Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2007 10:48:10 -0400
From: Kristen Lindstrom <klindstrom...nc.rr.com>
Subject: Job opening
Community-based nonprofit organization in Chatham County seeks a full-time Program Coordinator to lead a two year HIV/STD prevention research program for Latino men in the region. The coordinator is responsible for recruitment, curriculum implementation, data collection, and other duties involved. Must have the ability to effectively communicate verbally and in writing. Flexible schedule required.
Requires travel around central NC and Triad. Must be bilingual in Spanish/English and able to work with multidisciplinary teams including organization staff and university partners. Please send cover letter and resume to PO Box 297 Pittsboro NC 27312 or email to info...chathamcouncil.org <mailto:info...chathamcouncil.org> or fax to
919-742-3618 by April 6 2007.
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Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2007 10:12:12 -0500
From: "Maggie Zwilling" <mzwil34...faculty.cccc.edu>
Subject: ** Correction
In my rush to post the golf classes being offered by CCCC, I typed the incorrect extension. If you are interested in the golf classes, please call 542.6495, ext. 223. Also, please note, the time on Saturday is 10-11:30 am.. My apologies for any inconvenience I may have caused.
Maggie Zwilling
Community Service Porgram
CCCC, Pittsboro Campus
919.542.6495, ext. 228
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Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2007 11:49:55 -0400
From: "A Trayes" <atrayes...gmail.com>
Subject: Land transfer tax
Hi-
I am a little confused... If this is a ONE TIME Land transfer Tax, paid at the time of closing, and at this point only 1%,... And it goes to make it easier to get to and from where we need to go,... How is it HORRIBLE? I mean, let's face it.. no one wants to pay more for ANYTHING that we can avoid. We keep Sam's and Costco, and walmart and Target in business for a reason. But, if it is not increasing my land tax yearly, and only if I buy/sell, then I CAN avoid paying it, by not buying or selling land. Do I have this right? I know it probably seems a little sarcastic, I can not help it. But I truly am interested in the answer. Thanks!
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Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2007 12:19:55 -0400 (GMT-04:00)
From: "(David S.)" <chrstnhsbndfthr...earthlink.net>
Subject: ** Tax increase advocates need to study
I read with shock and dismay the letters from advocates of higher taxes, some of which were nasty beyond what I would consider socially acceptable.
Since the average NC citizen is paying almost 50% of his income in taxes and compliance costs, I must ask the question, how much more?
How much more do you think we need to pay? Is it 75% Is it 100% Remember that as the amount we pay in taxes increases the amount left to feed our families, pay for clothes, and provide shelter decreases. Soon you can forget about extras like a nice car or color tv or whatever else you feel you have earned with the sweat of your brow. It will all belong to government so that politicians can buy votes.
Also, you need to understand this is not a tax on someone else. This is a tax on all of us. The sales tax on your home is not exempted because you have lived here already. If you need to sell and buy a larger homw because you are having children now, you will still pay the tax. If you are elderly and need to sell your home, your primary investment, to move into a smaller place and have some money to live out your golden years, well, you are not exempt either. Do not believe the propaganda. No one is exempted. I suggest everyone read the actual proposals.
Think also about the current system of impact fees. This money is actually paid on new construction which DOES impact infrastructure. So why weren't existing homes excluded from this proposed tax increase, if it was about infrastructure? The answer is simple. It isn't about infrastructure and the impact of new construction. It is about money.
There are so many issues with the constant and increasing efforts to raise out taxes tha they cannot all be discussed in this format. I would suggest people get involved and educate themselves on this issue. Our families are being taxed beyond our ability to bear it. I would leave you with this quote:
"An unlimited power to tax involves, necessarily, a power to destroy; because there is a limit beyond which no institution and no property can bear taxation."
-- John Marshall (McCullough v. Maryland, 1819)
David Sowell
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Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2007 12:32:26 -0400
From: "Judy Sharman" <judy...earthrenewalshelter.com>
Subject: Recycling compact fluorescent bulbs
Since everyone is now actively switching to using the lower energy compact fluorescent light bulbs, I wanted to know how to safely dispose of the bulb after use. The local recycling/trash center attendant informed me to "just toss it in the compactor and he'd look the other way".
These bulbs have mercury in them. I wasn't about to put it in the compactor. So I called Chatham County Waste Management. The gentleman was very helpful. In fact the law of proper disposal of these mercury bulbs only applies to businesses even though it's the same bulb used in residential. Residential can "toss in the compactor". I still don't want to do this.
So the solution? On the 3rd Saturday each month at the county landfill
off Hwy 64 between Pittsboro and Siler City there is the Household Hazardous Waste Program http://www.chathamrecycles.com/household.shtml
You can take your bulbs there and they will dispose of safely so the mercury doesn't leach into our groundwater.
Judy
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Judy Sharman
Marketing Director
Earth Renewal Shelter/Walk Softly
Ecologically friendly, sustainable land development
specializing in energy efficient "green" building.
Tel: 336-580-2460
www.earthrenewalshelter.com
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Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2007 15:34:29 -0400
From: "Aria Skin & Laser Spa" <aria...bellsouth.net>
Subject: Nobody wants to pay higher taxes but we're gonna
I am looking at this from a dual perspective; one side is a local business owner who is eagerly awaiting an increase in consumers for my services and the other side is the guy who moved to the country to live in a quiet, low tax, low traffic rural setting in the woods. The internal turmoil is interesting to witness from the cheap seats.
The rhetorical question asking if anyone wants to pay more taxes is so simplistic in the face of the current situation in our county. Whether you are in favor of the new developments that are coming as I am, or deeply opposed as I am, there are going to be some exceptionally large expenses coming in the near future for the county to cover. Taxes were destined to go up the day that the new developments were approved by our duly elected board of commissioners. Now we, as a combined group, have a choice of how to pay for it. I don't see this as a question of "if" we want to pay higher taxes or not, just "how" to apportion the upcoming expenses in the most equitable manner.
I don't have any children, but it is obvious that we do not have sufficient school facilities to properly educate the current numbers of children in the county and just building new schools alone is a daunting expense that seems unavoidable at this point. How many new school children will come with the 10,000 to 12,500 houses that are going to be built? How long will it take to build these schools and when will they be needed? This should be underway right now, but we are having problems paying for plumbing, and other basic maintenance of the existing schools right now. That is a big tax hike waiting to happen.
Water, sewer, fire, police, rescue, parks, roads and other infrastructure increases will be coming as well and all those will have hefty price tags.
I personally feel sorry for the gentlemen who are now in county office who have to make the tough, unpopular, decisions that are facing our county.
Taxes are going to go up around here.
I hope people will remember who made the decisions that are leading to these unpopular tax increases and don't take out their discontent on the people who are left to clean up the mess.
Vernon Mulanix
Aria Skin & Laser Spa
& The Neighborhood Post Newsletter
11312 US Hwy 15-501N.
Suite 106
Chapel Hill, NC 27517
www.arialaser.com
vern...bellsouth.net
Office: 919-968-7772
Cell: 919-548-4311
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Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2007 17:08:18 -0400 (GMT-04:00)
From: Richard D Steele II <rsteele10...earthlink.net>
Subject: ** Subject: What can I do to make a difference?
CB,
The land transfer tax does not only affect new-comers, it affects all of us tax paying citizens who want to buy a home, sell a home, buy land, sell land, and improve our/their way of life. Which includes starting your own business. She had it correct when she said folks in Chatham don't want this. Some folks in NE Chatham do want this but not everything revolves around them either. We as tax paying citizens can not let a small group of individuals make the rules for the entire county.
Peter,
First get over yourself, the world does not revolve around you. The proposed tax is not to build infrastructure. It is however a way for the current BOC to help fund a Multi-Cultural Museum and Performing Arts Auditorium that we don't need. It is also a way to tax us citizens so that they, the BOC, can give more money to non-profit organizations that I don't care to donate too. The only reason they want to donate to these causes is so that people like you can be forced into giving. I on the other hand already give to multiple Non-Profit organizations at my own free will. The only thing nonsensical is your post. You want to attack people for expressing their views, then prepare to be attacked. If you think the current BOC is going to be conservative with your money, think again. They are pushing for more taxes, so that they can spend more of our hard earned dollars. Remember Pete we are all watching you, TOO.
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Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2007 15:26:05 -0400
From: "cb" <momopom...earthlink.net>
Subject: 1% tax
Looking forward to hearing from those who are in favor of the land transfer tax.
I need more details...why do we care if people moving in pay more, and how does it affect current property owners? To state that "folks in Chatham don't want this " makes me wonder who these "folks" are and what they are thinking. Thanks.
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Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2007 21:00:33 -0400
From: Peter Theye <psbmt...bellsouth.net>
Subject: What can I do to make a difference?
Hi Heather,
I want to make sure you know I am watching you too! And since you brought it up, you need to realize that because of the past leadership in our BOC, WE need to pay HIGHER taxes to pay for the NEEDED infrastructure REQUIRED for the CONTINUED DEVELOPMENT already approved by the BOC. There really is no discussion about it. It is ridiculous, hilarious, sad, amazing, AND irresponsible for you to make such nonsensical posts!
Peter Theye
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Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2007 22:43:17 -0400
From: "Sam Groce" <sam_groce...ncsu.edu>
Subject: Weed Control Strategies for Piedmont Pastures
Weed Control Strategies for Piedmont Pastures
The Chatham County Center of the North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service will be conducting an educational training class for livestock producers. This class will also have the two-hour specialty (X) category credits needed by Private Pesticide Applicators. The class will also be approved for commercial credits for commercial applicators. The commercial credits will include Ag. Pest - Plant (O), Demonstration and Research (N) and Dealer (D) categories.
The class is titled, "Weed Control Strategies for Piedmont Pastures". In this class we will look at some of the more common weeds that we find growing in our pastures here in Chatham County in the summer and fall and discuss control options for these weeds. There will be a discussion of the different herbicides that are labeled for use in pasture and when we may want to use them and when definitely not to use them. In this class we will also look at the relationship between controlling weeds in the summer and fall and the reduction of weed populations in the spring. This program will be held on Tuesday, March 27, 2007 at 7:00 p.m. at Dry Dock Seafood Restaurant in Siler City. You are invited to come and eat at 6:00 p.m., but please note that this IS NOT a sponsored meal and you are responsible for the cost of your meal.
I hope that you can take advantage of this educational opportunity. The only cost associated with the programs will be the cost of your meal. I do request that you call or e-mail the Chatham County Center if you plan to attend so that I can have enough handouts and seats available for those who attend. Please call at 919.542.8202 or e-mail jane_tripp...ncsu.edu. I look forward to seeing you on Tuesday, March 27, 2007. Employment and program opportunities are offered to all people regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability. In addition, the two universities welcome all persons without regard to sexual orientation. North Carolina State University, North Carolina A&T State University, U. S. Department of Agriculture, and local governments cooperating.
Samuel E. Groce
Extension Agent - Agriculture
Livestock & Forages, Field Crops, Pesticide Coordinator
Chatham County Center
North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service
North Carolina State University
Post Office Box 279
Pittsboro, North Carolina 27312
Telephone: 919.542.8202 Fax:919.542.8246
webpage: <http://chatham.ces.ncsu.edu/> http://chatham.ces.ncsu.edu/
e-mail: <mailto:sam_groce...ncsu.edu> sam_groce...ncsu.edu
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Date: Fri, 23 Mar 2007 10:17:18 -0400
From: "McMaster, Karen" <karen.mcmaster...firstcitizens.com>
Subject: Want a Better Mannered Dog?
For Immediate Release
Contact: Karen McMaster
karenm...chathamanimalrescue.org
(919) 542-5757
Pittsboro, NC- Wish your dog had better manners? Come to an educational seminar on "How to Have a Well Mannered Canine" presented by Sylvie Pleasants of Triangle Canine Solutions. Sylvie's K9 solutions has a strong commitment to animal rescue organizations as well as educating the public on canine care and behavior. Sylvie's ultimate goal is
simple: keep canine companions in their original or adoptive homes.
The seminar is sponsored by Chatham Animal Rescue and Education, Inc.
(C.A.R.E.). It will be held on Thursday, April 19th from 6:30-8:30 at Central Carolina Community College in Pittsboro in the second building conference room. C.A.R.E.'s mission is to promote the health and safety of all cats and dogs in Chatham County. C.A.R.E. has a 30 year history of helping dogs and cats in Chatham County.
The admission fee is $10.00. All proceeds from this educational seminar will help pay for the needs of C.A.R.E dogs and cats while they are in foster homes awaiting permanent homes. Visit C.A.R.E.'s website www.chathamanimalrescue.org <http://www.chathamanimalrescue.org/> to see wonderful, adoptable cats and dogs.
Financial information about this organization and a copy of its license are available from the State Solicitation Licensing Branch at 919-807-2000. The license is not an endorsement by the State.
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Date: Fri, 23 Mar 2007 09:00:01 -0700 (PDT)
From: Laura & Michele <lauramichele...yahoo.com>
Subject: ** Questions for locals
Hi all -
Since moving to the area we've been a little disappointed in the luck we've had with gardening. We couldn't get into the ground because of all the rocks!
There was a raised bed already on the property so we thought we'd use that. However, nothing from our vegetable garden made it. I'm thinking part of the problem was the fact that the garden bed was outlined with railroad ties. From what I've read in the past months, you're not supposed to grow food in a raised bed that has been lined with treated wood. Does anyone have any ideas on how to make inexpensive raised beds? Or does anyone know if a tiller would work in this area? We live off of Mt. Gilead...so if anyone around here has any tips for success, please share!
Also - can anyone recommend a company that supplies gravel at a reasonable price?
We're interested in putting more gravel into our driveway. From what I've been told it's crushed bluestone, so I guess that's what we need. I would say it ranges from 1 inch pieces to 2.5 inch pieces.
If anyone knows of a place that delivers at a decent price, please let us know!
Thanks,
Laura and Michele
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Date: Fri, 23 Mar 2007 12:08:23 -0400
From: "Daniel Salgado" <autofashions...mindspring.com>
Subject: Chatham Socials group & Local business
Hello from the Chatham Socials group,
As you know the weather in improving and most of us are wanting to get out & enjoy the weather. I'm needing help with the group this year to help host some events.
Our Chatham Socials group was formed to help local singles meet other singles, or singles who want to remain single while participating within a group with others. This group is also open to married folks out there. However, kindly let us know that you are married.
Our group can offer many outings, depending on who volunteers to host events that can be share with you & your friends, so bring them along. Almost all events in our group are hosted by club member volunteers or local business that provide information for ongoing activities to share in & close to Chatham County, Pittsboro, North Carolina. We currently have 80 members
Chatham Socials is FREE to join. at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ChathamSocials
Chatham County base business or other Chatham county groups are welcome to advertize for FREE under the links page & in their profiles for our members to view if they are in good taste for viewers. Again, offensive or other dating sites links that are posted to links page will be deleted.
Chatham County business owners are allowed to post & promote their business only if they are hosting or sponsering a socials event for the Chatham Socials group and follows through with it. If you are a new member or company wanting to join in and your needing additional facts, answers & questions, please contact me or one of the other members that are were willing to help out with the group.
Thank-you for taking the time to read this and have a great day.
I can be contacted through Yahoo "IM" at Pittsboronc or Contact Daniel Salgado at work 919-542-5566 (Autofashions & Together Customs)
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Date: Fri, 23 Mar 2007 12:16:45 -0400
From: "kathy cockman" <kaycee950...earthlink.net>
Subject: lawn mower repair
My neighbor just had her lawnmower repaired. She wanted to let everyone know that he did a wonderful job and very affordable. Call Dwain 919-542-3592 if you need any repairs.
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Date: Fri, 23 Mar 2007 17:37:13 -0500
From: HRA <info...hawriver.org>
Subject: ** HRA's 25th Anniversary Party, Sat. March 31
The Haw River Assembly’s 25th Anniversary Party!
Saturday, March 31, 2007
at the Community Church of Chapel Hill
106 Purefoy Road
Doors open at 7:00 p.m.
Come join us in celebrating 25 years of community organizing to protect, defend and restore the Haw River and Jordan Lake!
Drinks and heavy hors d’oeuvres, live and silent auction of all kinds of wonderful items, services and artworks.
Live music & dancing to “Too Much Fun”
Admission is $25 to benefit the Haw River Assembly (Tickets available at the door, but space is limited.) To reserve tickets call or email (919) 542-5790 info...hawriver.org
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Date: Fri, 23 Mar 2007 13:42:40 -0400 (EDT)
From: lacooper...mindspring.com
Subject: New Hair Salon in Pittsboro
New Hair Salon in Pittsboro:
Yvonne's Salon
103 West Chatham Street
Pittsboro, NC 27312
919 542-1302
Easy to find! It is the little white building located beside JOCCA, across the street from the ABC Store.
Owner/Operator: Yvonne Sexton Goldston
Hours:
10am - 6pm Tuesday - Friday
10am - 2pm Saturday
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