Letter to the Editor: Make voice heard to save Franklin County
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12:53 pm Wednesday, August 10, 2022

Letter to the Editor: Make voice heard to save Franklin County

Dear Editor,

The Save Franklin County campaign is in full swing. Thank you for printing my letter to the Franklin County commissioners requesting they vote no on the Hargett Landfill expansion.

I love how the local citizens and former residents are making their voices heard. Here’s the Facebook page to join the chorus: SAVE FRANKLIN COUNTY ALABAMA, Stop Hargett’s Landfill Expansion, www.facebook.com/groups/1378119889385210.

Thank you to one and all who love Franklin County, Alabama. 

Sincerely,

Paula Hovater

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