Month: September 2011

Is Rick Perry “roast” in North Carolina

“After what he said about our barbecue, he is a dead duck in North Carolina.” A Democrat was celebrating the report that Texas Governor Rick Perry once made a disparaging remark about our favorite food. According to a news report that quoted one of…

Book celebrates children adopted from Russia

Two years ago Adrienne Bashista wanted to prepare her son, Jacob, for their family’s upcoming adoption of a little boy from Russia. She found books on domestic adoption, books about adopting from beautiful tropical countries, and a myriad of books abou…

This week at Chatham County public libraries

This week Chatham Community Library celebrates the importance of first amendment rights and celebrates our right to read what we want. Come see the banned book room and see books that have been challenged or banned in countries around the world, includ…

Clean Jordan Lake to host cleanup days

Clean Jordan Lake (CJL) is planning a massive, three-day attack on trash along the shoreline during the last week of September as part of NC Big Sweep activities taking place across the state. The organizers still need volunteers for the general public…

The difference between biosolids and sludge

I whole-heartedly agree with Tom Glendinning’s statement that the use of “biosolids,” commonly known as poop, is a cornerstone of sound organic agriculture. Sludge is another story. Though heavily regulated, the use of sludge has been shown to have tox…