| | Snow no moreFebruary 21, 2011 - Chuck HuntEnough, already. As I write this on Monday, Feb. 21, it is snowing like crazy. It snowed, iced, sleeted, rained, snowed some more and thundered (with lightening) yesterday. The sleet and ice built up, and has become impossible to shovel or snow blow. Scraping may be the only solution. I don’t mean to whine, but the week before our giant mounds of snow melted like crazy. I had bare green grass showing in my yard. Birds were singing. I got out my golf clubs. Spring was here. Now it isn’t. OK, so February is too early to think spring. But, it sure felt like it. Which makes this weather on Sunday and today even more unbearable. Then, just to add insult to injury, I had friends from the south call or email on Monday. One was sitting on the beach in Florida where it was 82 degrees. Another is in Zehuatenejo, Mexico. She said that Minnesota’s Sunday snowstorm was on their local Zehuatenejo television news. Yeah, there has been a lot of snow this winter. And, yes, I am tired of it. Tired of driving in it, tired of shoveling it, tired of seeing it. The Old Farmer’s Almanac says between the middle of February to the middle of April we will have four significant snowfalls. I don’t think it takes a rocket scientist to make that prediction this year. Article Comments(1)john832Mar-15-11 9:57 AM Enough already... Dear Chuck, for two years your reporter, Tony Acosta, sat in on the hearings on the lawsuit brought against Robert Weerts. Yet in an article it states "after Weerts purchased a business". Where did Tony get that "fact"? Weerts filed sworn documents stating that he only LEASED Valley Forest Resources, Inc. He has denied purchasing it. Sheriff Gormley and CA Timmerman have opened an investigation into probable perjury by Weerts and content in your article has been brought to their attention. Please publish a retraction to the statement of "purchase" and give the readers the source of your comments and how you verified their accuracy. Yes, I am tired of fighting it (snow?), but you have an obligation to present both sides of a story fairly and get the facts straight. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to uncover the truth - if you just dig below the "snow" cover. Steve Willett John 8:32 Post a Comment | in: News, Blogs & Events Web |