4A The Madison Enterprise-Recorder


www.greenepublishing.com


Friday, September 5, 2008


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GRAVE


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SCAM


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 Parrish met Spradley at the site, joined by Roy Smith of Madi-
son Monuments, to assess the damage to the crushed grave and es-
timate the cost of repairs. The responsibility for the ongoing care
of the cemetery has yet to be determined, however, and it seems that
this is one of those unfortunate scenarios where people have either
moved or died, with no family responsibility, turning a place of rest
and dignity into a place of shame.
 There is one bright spot in this otherwise cloudy situation, at
least this time around. According to follow-up from Spradley, Tri-
County Electric has apologized and taken full financial responsibil-
ity to repair the grave that was unknowingly broken by one of their
clearing trucks. They responded immediately by placing a tempo-
rary cover until Smith could be contacted for final repairs.
 Parrish stated these types of issues must be addressed through-
out the county, noting that Greenville has particular challenges be-
cause of its limited resources. She further noted that all elderly is-
sues, as well as children issues for that matter, must be among top
priorities.
 Writer- Michael Curtis can be reached at
michael@greenepublishing.com.


years old. His reasons range
from a new job in Tallahassee to
a pregnant wife in the hospital,
however the request remains
the same, money for gas.
 "We're doing everything we
can do to put an end to it,"
Hobbs stated. "If anyone comes
to your home, begging for you to

DINNER


also be available for purchase.
 This organization is raising
funds to be able to reach Madi-
son County. It reaches out to
those who are in the nursing
homes and to those who are in


give him money for any reason,
tell him no and close the door,"
Hobbs warned.
 Sighted in a number of
places in Jefferson County, Cole
has been traced as far as
Greenville, trying to recover
money from unsuspecting vic-
,tims. If a man fitting this de-

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need. The group is raising funds
so that they may be able to con-
tinue their services to this coun-
ty
 Please go out and support
this great cause.


scription is seen, contact the
Madison County Sheriff's de-
partment at 973-4151. As always,
if there appears to be a threat,
or in case of emergency, call
911.
 Staff writer Tyrra B
Meserve can be reached at
tyrra@greenepublishing.com



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