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Chatham has an exceptional citizen in Mark Stinson[Oct. 3, 2008] First, let me introduce myself. Though I no longer reside in Chatham County, I was raised in Pittsboro and educated in the schools of Chatham County. The statistical methods used in the analysis of Mark's four (per his mother in a Chatlist post) lightening strikes were learned from Mrs Ethyl Johnston, the best algebra teacher ever to teach in the classrooms of Chatham County, or anywhere else.
By Henry Blair Jr. Visit Chatham's cool places[Aug. 27, 2008] I would like to echo the recent post about PC’s Cool Place. It is a great place for a meal or just ice cream. A good friend took me there recently and we had a great time. My son’s were treated like royalty. Any place that calls me darlin and takes care of my kids is on my list. Next time you are in Siler City, go check out this little gem. It is not that far off the path, just blocks from downtown. Tell them Darlin’ sent you.
By Dan Cahoon
PC’s Cool Place is a great place to eat[Aug. 24, 2008] I wanted to let everyone know of a wonderful, family-owned restaurant in Siler City. PC’s Cool Place is everything that a restaurant should be: clean, good prices, good food and wonderful customer service.
UNC's Park and Rip off zone[Jun. 26, 2008] I live in Chatham County and use the UNC Commuter Alternative Program (CAP). Earlier this spring a bunch of cars had their catalytic converters stolen at the Chatham Park & Ride lot. My truck's catalytic converter was almost completely cut off when someone apparently interrupted the thief and he fled.
By Richard Silc
Sevin can be highy toxic to honey bees[Jun. 26, 2008] Pesticides are intended to control pests. They can also kill indiscriminately. This is extremely true of Sevin dust. Sevin dust is highly toxic to honey bees. Sevin dust is one of the most toxic insecticides to the honey bee.
By Alton Justice
Chatham does not have a good plan for “504″ students[Jun. 25, 2008] One of my children is disabled and as a result has difficulty with the current method of education at his school. I am a teacher and so well versed in the laws that protect individuals with disabilities (not to mention having a child with a disability).
By Dan Cahoon
I am so messed up and frazzled these days[Jun. 25, 2008] My life is falling apart and I need assistance from the community at large. After reading the recent “stolen dog” drama, I needed to put in my need for someone to “steal” my two bad dogs. They eat cats (which I need around to keep me sane) and chickens (I just like them and want a flock) and occasionally good friends (well one of them has bitten 5 of my good friends).
By Dan Cahoon
Tick sticks help during tick season[Jun. 25, 2008] Here's the tick stick story: While our home was being built, I used the Chatham Chatlist to ask people how to deal with the ticks. Getting guinea hens was the number one piece of advice, but someone emailed me about making "tick sticks."
By Gloria Schrader
Chatham County leads group meets on Tuesdays[Jun. 22, 2008] If you are a small or big business owner and would like an opportunity to promote your business, consider coming to our Chatham County Leads Group which meets at Our Neighborhood School every Tuesday from 8 a.m. - 9:15 a.m.
By Donna Bianco
Is the PTA Thrift Shop being ripped off?[Jun. 21, 2008] I was dropping off some things this weekend at the new PTA Thrift Shop in PBO, and was there before the store was open. So I went over to the drop box in the parking lot, and started unloading. There was an older woman sitting in a car near the drop box, and as I approached she said “I’ll take that.”
By Bill Prentice
Swimming pool would serve Chatham residents[Jun. 21, 2008] The idea of a pool in Pittsboro which could serve Chatham county is of great interest to me. It could benefit those who need exercise - children, adults, retirees, alike - and provide a way to cool off on hot summer days. The YMCA working with county government and maybe even the community college could be a great way to pool resources for a much needed improvement to our area. (Pardon the pun).
By Joy Hewett
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