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- Meeting Tonight on 80th Street Extension
- Check Out Mr. Pollocoff's Seven Questions in Kenos...
- Article Link to Carol Beach Water Problems
- Some Nice Pictures from Local Area Photographers
- Why Doesn't Village Website Link to News Stories?
- Comments have deviated from original story
- I Felt the Earthquake...
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- Good Start to PPUSD
- Water, Water Everywhere
- Kehl Pleads Guilty
- Monday Village Board Meeting--Dispatch Center Funding
- Risk to Taxpayers--collateralized debt obligations
- Beaver swimming in pond at PTW
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About Me
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- I am currently Property Owner Association President (third three-year term; eight years) for Prairie Trails-West Property Owners Association (PTWPOA). I want to make sure we utilize environmentally sound practices. I want to see the Village government treat all citizens with respect and listen when they bring concerns.
7 comments:
Are you, Alex & Babcock somehow going to say it a problem and Pollocoff & Steinbrink are responsible?
Why, are they releasing beavers?
Are you sure it isn't a muskrat? They are about half the size and have a narrow rat-like tail. I'm not saying it's not a beaver, but muskrats are more prevalent.
Beaver. Big flat tail that slaps the water when scared. We've had muskrats every year and this is a lot bigger but not a full grown beaver.
Cool, maybe not for everyone at PTW, I'll have to bring my kids over there to check that out.
Better hurry. Jr. and Steve K. know.
Yes, I hear they regularly come over by the land between 7th Avenue and the north part of Carol Beach and do all kind of nasty things to beavers.
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