Another day, another electric rate increase.
Weather
Partly cloudy, mid 80s with perhaps an isolated shower. No one is sure. The jury is still out, so it is a mystery.
50 years ago today
At a special city council meeting in 1974 that no one remembers, the Wotton Construction Company, which no longer exists, was awarded 52,000 bucks to install storm drains and catch basins on Maxine Road and parts of Woodbridge Road, El Toro Drive and Hart Street.
Ain’t no one talking about it
According to the Social Security Board of Trustees Project, the Social Security Old-Age and Survivors Insurance (OASI) trust fund will become insolvent in 2033. Tick…tick…tick.
The over and out
Keep the peace, Bristol.
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