[AT] ATIS at Portland, now 'wireless'

[charlie hill]

There is a fairly large hog operation and grain buying station not too far 
from me.  Right down the road from it is a "planned community" (fancy name 
for a subdivision) full of retirees from cities.  The hog farm was there 
years before the subdivision was ever thought of but eventually enough 
idiots moved into the place that they incorporated it into a town.  Then 
they set out to do a extra-territorial jurisdicion on the hog farm with the 
intent of shutting it down.  Well the guy that was our State Representative 
at the time got word of it.  He contacted the subdivision turned town and 
told them if they persisted in trying to shut down the hog farm that he 
would pass legislation to remove their town charter.  That shut them up!

Charlie
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> Amen Irma. We have that problem near here. The Amish that have lived
> and farmed and have a saw mill for many years. new neighbors built
> then complain about noise from there mill want the law to shut it
> down. I say bull sh88 move out. They new it was there before they built.
> R Fink
> PA
>
> Richard that is how it is around here. We have several Amish Families 
> living
> in the area. They make good neighbors and don't bother anyone. One of the
> men was building a barn for another neighbor this summer and left his 
> tools
> on the building sight some people stole all his tools. Like generators and
> everything. Didn't use to be that way around here.
> Irma
> Western, KY
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