A popular feature for kids of all ages at Thomas Jefferson Gardens of Greene County is the trio of playable, outdoor musical instruments. No matter the age, skill, or ability of the visitor, the “sound sculptures” are an engaging attraction and interactive art. Music builds community and these instruments help people express creativity in an outdoor environment. A generous donation…
Read MoreDay: July 12, 2020
Jeff council to take first look at proposed cat policy
The Jefferson city council will discuss a “cat policy” at its July 14 meeting. Council meetings have been the scene of heated discussions about trap-neuter-release programs over the past year. The policy that will be discussed makes no mention of trap-neuter-release, but it does mention “humane euthanasia.” Residents may trap cats on their property. It is recommended to have the…
Read MoreFarmers market opens Tuesday
New safety procedures told The Greene County farmers market opens Tuesday, July 14, at its usual location in the east parking area of the courthouse in Jefferson. The hours of operation are the same as in recent years, 4 to 6:30 pm. “We appreciate your support as Greene County farmers market adapts its operations to provide a safe shopping experience…
Read MoreVets serving Thursday supper
Members of VFW Post 9599 and the VFW auxiliary are serving supper Thursday, July 16, from 5 to 7:30 pm at the hall at 109 N. Chestnut St in Jefferson. The menu will feature creamed chicken over biscuits, corn or green beans, and a dessert. A free will donation will be accepted. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, there will be…
Read MoreJeff council to hold first reading on revised noise ordinance
Jefferson mayor Matt Gordon and council member Pat Zmolek were listening as residents expressed concerns about a noise ordinance proposed last month. First reading of the ordinance was tabled at the time so the two, serving as the council’s police committee, could work with police chief Mark Clouse in revising the proposed ordinance. The new version of the ordinance incorporates…
Read MoreRams fall to PCM 10-6 in b’ball
~by Joseph Beaudet, Scranton Journal intern Ram baseball fell despite an early lead against the PCM Mustangs on Wednesday, July 8. Nick Breon got his first start on the mound of the season on Wednesday and gave the Rams 4 2/3 innings. Breon allowed five runs, all of them earned while on the mound. He gave up five hits while…
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