I’m a farm girl and this is what I was taught, according to the Purple Paint Law, some states allow landowners to paint a fence post or pole on the edge of their property purple to signify “No Trespassing.” Why no signs? Some landowners might have signs, too, but inclement weatherContinue Reading
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Date: Fri, 10 Apr 2020 20:07:31 +0000From: Rick G Subject: Re: Chatham Chatlist #6671 M. Steen, Every week, you post what you “need”. I find it interesting that the things you “need” are very specific, like paint set….24 count. You asked for specific kinds of things like alcohol, cleaning supplies,Continue Reading
4/10/20 – #5 A THOUGHT FOR TODAY: Life is short, short, brother! / Ain’t it the truth? / And there is no other / Ain’t it the truth? / You gotta rock that rainbow while you still got your youth! -Yip Harburg, lyricist (8 Apr 1896-1981) Two men, Jim andContinue Reading
I would have thought with so few vehicles on the roads drivers would take more care and that most of the worse drivers stayed home. Not this morning. A big white Silverado pickup traveling west on 64 made a left hand turn right in front of a little car inContinue Reading
As was stated on 4/7, if Soresto works by spreading through the dogs fur or hair, it makes sense that it would be washed out if the dog frequently gets in water. However, we have washed our dogs every 7-10 days (always removing the collar) and have not had aContinue Reading
Thank you, Tony, for posting this. I read the whole article before they finally said that 50% of those who tested positive were asymptomatic. Only 1% of 9000 tests were positive. They are testing anybody who wants to be tested. The testing was done by government team up with DEcode,Continue Reading
My anecdotal understandings from reading various sources are; 1. The virus breaks down the barrier between the upper and lower respiratory systems allowing bacteria to penetrate the Alveoli. 2. There are some folks immune systems that “overreact” to the novel virus causing people to be compromised by their own immuneContinue Reading
Subject: Mountaire Chicken Caseload Sale This Weekend This week, from Wednesday through this Saturday Mountaire Farms is having a caseload chicken sale in the parking lot of St. Julia’s Catholic Church from 9 am to 12 noon (or while supplies last) They are selling 40 lb caseloads of chicken tendersContinue Reading
And it isn’t a crime or naughty. Maybe a little tricky to say, but if anything, it is one of my most treasured recipes. I haven’t made it in decades, but the last time i did, was memorable. Some fifty years ago, a friend gave me their treasured copy ofContinue Reading
Yarn is needed by students currently in our state’s juvenile center where students are enclosed & cannot have visitors. Crocheting is therapeutic & calming. It enables students to make gifts for loved ones as part of rebuilding family relationships. If part of your staying home includes discovering yarn you no longerContinue Reading
I loved the Seresto dog collar for about 1 month. On the box is says not to get it wet, so I dutifully took it off the dog each time I threw a stick into the pond. After a month the dog had ticks on her again. When the vetContinue Reading
Dear Community, We are working on historical photos and information for a storyboard at The Plant (Lorax Lane) right by the trailhead. Do any old timers have photos or know people that may have photos or information about the flower farm called Sunshine Gardens that operated in the 40’s andContinue Reading
Hi everyone! This is a brand new initiative from the Chatham Health Alliance in partnership with the Chatham County Public Health Department. Please see this flyer for ways you can help:https://www.facebook.com/events/660587707843438/ Contact Julie Wilkerson () with any questions. Rachel HorowitzChatham Habitat for HumanityMember of the Chatham Health Alliance Date: Mon,Continue Reading
I needed to go and get supplies for a month, I felt. I got up at six o’clock and was at Walmart Siler city by eight. There were people, but not crowded. It seemed the shelves were well stocked, with the exception of hand sanitizers, alcohol, disposable gloves. There wasContinue Reading