Savoring a victory over trash
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Davis getting a trash award…sounds right..did they find his missing credit card receipts while they were looking around?
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Allen I’ll be the first to say it, they will never get him on anything. It doesn’t take much to outwit all these Commissioners in Augusta, GA. Like other people have said, there needs to be an audit, period!
I don’t disagree Jimmy. I sure will remind them every chance I get though!!
This was an immensely successful event. The participants were friendly and eager to make our community better. From the North Augusta side, I am grateful for Mayor Williams for showing up and getting a little dirty. I have lived in North Augusta for about 6 months, and this is the second time I have talked to him in community events. With the great quality of life that the city offers, I feel as if I receive a trophy every day since moving to North Augusta.
Wait a minute. If each city is scored on the amount of trash picked up on their side of the river, the logical conclusion is that people in Augusta throw more trash into and along the river than the folks in North Augusta. North Augusta should be proud to lose this event every year.