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Comment: Grant for environment? or more personal responsibility? Suggest third alternative, starting with grabbing litterers by nape of neck . . . Click on headline for complete commentary By Guy Babin Personal commentary Linda, it is a big problem in my view also. Trash along our otherwise bucolic byways is as distasteful as the sight of a roach on a weddin' cake. Grant funds wisely expended toward the issue seems like a great idea. I wonder though: What if everyone took responsibility for their own relatively small stretch of our roadways and picked up the deposits left by those inclined to litter? It's not fair, I know. I'd rather grab them by the nape of the neck and rub their littering noses in it and force them to pick up their own mess; but, Sheriff Moss likely would not approve. We can't change those that don't care by force, nor grant I suspect. We can make a difference by keeping our part of paradise clean in spite of those who don't care. Guy Babin Cattleman & Local Trash Collector Gradyville, KY, Paradise, USA Comments re article 87972 Anyone around the region applying for this trash grant This story was posted on 2017-01-10 09:24:33
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