Property values decline; housing demand needed

The Pike County Journal-Reporter

Property values decline; housing demand needed

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Tamra Jarrett

in Opinions

Friday, February 6. 2009

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Property in Pike County may not be worth as much as it used to be – and some people may be paying more taxes than they should.

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#1 Justin Cayce on 02/06/09 at 12:58 PM

Citizens for Accountability in Government (CFAG) is identified as a grass-roots organization. We desperately need this type of political activity at all levels of government.

Is CFAG a non-profit organization?

Does CFAG have organized leadership?

Does CFAG have organized membership opportunities?

Were City & County officials invited?

Would the gracious author of this article please share how she gained knowledge of "about 100 people gathering at Pike Feed and Seed Saturday, Jan. 31, to discuss the economy and how it affects the local taxpayer"?

Regardless of how CFAG was organized and planned, those involved at any level are to be commended for their concern for the local community.

#2 Tamra Jarrett on 02/09/09 at 01:26 PM

To learn more about CFAG, you may e-mail organizers at CFAPIKE@aol.com
You may get on their e-mail list. That is how the reporter learned of this meeting, and it is open to all. The reporter attended the meeting.

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