We human beings, with our big brains, our memories, our abilities to react and adapt, and the subtleties of our reasoning powers, also have a striking capacity for ignoring the obvious.
We think nothing of putting on a pair of sunglasses when it’s bright outside.
For as long as we can remember it has been custom to preach the need to shop local and support Weston County’s businesses, not only during the holiday season but all year.
Weston County voters are being asked to cast their vote on three different ballot propositions in this year’s general election surrounding different taxes.
There is a dark movement afoot designed to weaken your right to know what your local government does and how they spend your money. This movement is funded 100% by taxpayer dollars with zero accountability to the taxpayers.
Weston County certainly hasn’t escaped the impact of the global pandemic that has been a part of our lives for most of 2020, but you really couldn’t tell by looking around here.
We wanted to take a moment this week to thank all of those individuals who have worked tirelessly to provide the community with some sense of normalcy as we head into the fall and winter months amid a pandemic.
