If you, like me, have no history of tickets, here’s how to pay ZERO & not use an atty:– the clerk’s office can give you a website that will give your entire driving history for $11. They told me this when I went to get my court date moved. IContinue Reading
If this is your first traffic ticket in three years, you can ask for a Prayer for Judgement. You don’t need a lawyer. Prayer for Judgements are like traffic court probation: fee and point free, but if you get another ticket within three years, you’ll have to face charges/fees/points forContinue Reading
I received so many great responses for my traffic ticket problem from chatlist members. Thought I’d share some of Them. In general most of the men said to go to court myself and enter a Prayer for Judgement and save money. Most of the women recommended lawyers. itraffic.law- online serviceSparrowContinue Reading
>I am sure everyone is tired of phone solicitations, but there are also scam artists out there. has anyone had the experience of a phone call from Amazon Prime saying that $200 was charged to my Amazon Prime (which i do not have) and if >i want to cancel itContinue Reading
My primary care doctor is at Duke. I wrote and asked about availability as I am in phase 1b. The response I got basically says … ‘we don’t know’. Here is what they wrote me: “At this time we do not have a distribution plan that has reached the localContinue Reading
If you have a package left at the mailbox or in your drive and then you did not get it you need to lodge a complaint and who ever delivers the package and leaves it in plain sight and it gets stolen the driver has to pay for that itemContinue Reading
Please do not cute Wikipedia as a reliable source…it is not. If you were to try and cite this as a reference in a paper submitted for grade at a university, you would receive a failing grade. Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2020 09:41:19 -0400From: Michele HobaughSubject: Wikipedia is NOT aContinue Reading
Just in case anyone is thinking of using the Sonic App in Siler for discounts, don’t. My family has tried twice and been told both times that the Siler Sonic doesn’t honor them. We tried twice since the first time the App froze, the second time it was “normal”, stillContinue Reading
To Julie Nathanielz If you’re concerned about the quality of your water, the county department of environmental health is a good place to start. chathamnc.org/government/departments-programs/environmental-health/well-permits-and-water-sampling. If you are interested in the water quality for agricultural purposes then you might start with the department of agriculture, agronomic division, http://www.ncagr.gov/agronomi/uyrsoln.htm And you canContinue Reading
Have you visited the pollinator garden recently? Take a virtual tour with Debbie Roos in this month’s Growing Chatham. Growing Chatham, September Edition is waiting for you! https://chatham.ces.ncsu.edu/2020/08/dont-miss-growing-chatham/ Tiffany W. HancockNC Cooperative Extension, Chatham County CenterMarketing and Media Support Specialist919-545-8304tiffany.hancock@chathamnc.orgtwhancoc@ncsu.edu Date: Tue, 1 Sep 2020 15:56:57 +0000From: Tiffany HancockSubject: GrowingContinue Reading
Although this information has been reported in newspapers, many of us only get our news on line and on this chat list – thus this post. A well organized groups of criminals are targeting people over 70 with a social security scam. They function internationally and are extremely clever andContinue Reading
Sadly, this is the time of year when downy mildew takes a deadly toll on impatiens. Typically it attacks when we have rain after a long hot/dry spell. It is heartbreaking and there is nothing you can do about it. It has plagued my yard since 2012, destroying every impatienContinue Reading
Was awake until 3 last night, so I was sleeping soundly when i heard the heavy rumble of a heavy truck engine outside my bathroom window about 9 AM. The right knee hurt as I struggle to look out to see the gravel truck, so I grabbed my cane as I pulled onContinue Reading
Here is part of what the CDC says regarding their recommendation TO USE a facemask. Entire statement is at the link below. CDC is additionally advising the use of simple cloth face coverings to slow the spread of the virus and help people who may have the virus and doContinue Reading
In response to Camille’s post, which caught my eye and inspired me to read it immediately— Using worn-out t-shirts will work fine too…maybe a doubled-layered / folded piece. I discovered this medium for blowing my nose last Winter, and it’s so much softer than tissue, and even traditional handkerchiefs. IContinue Reading