A recent weather event has deposited snow/ice accumulations on the sidewalks. Chillicothe's sidewalk snow removal ordinance requires residents and businesses to clear their adjacent public sidewalks of snow and ice in a timely manner. Providing clear, safe sidewalks for pedestrian routes ensures access to jobs, schools and services in our community. The snow removal ordinance helps ensure safe access for pedestrians and make all transportation modes available as soon as possible after a snow storm. The Chillicothe Police Department and City of Chillicothe Code Enforcement reminds citizens to please remove the snow/ice from the sidewalks adjacent to your property.
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Artist Stefanie Aziere-Sattler is the February exhibitor at the Cultural Corner Gallery now through Feb. 28. Aziere-Sattler's exhibit of over 50 pieces will feature multi-media from oil painting to sculpture. She She says horsepower - four footed and four wheeled - has a lot to do with her career path as an artist. Anything with speed has long been the passion that gave her fuel, so painting motorcycles, automobiles and four legged animals came naturally. Her painting style has been called realistic impressionism due to the detailing and vibrant use of color. For more information regarding this event or other events at the Cultural Corner Art Guild & Gallery visit their website or call 660-240-5022.
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Great Northwest Day at the Capitol 2019 drew more than 250 area constituents together to showcase the region in Jefferson City on February 5-6. Nineteen counties, multiple communities, and representatives from business, education, healthcare and government came together to discuss issues that are critical to the region. This year's priorities focused on caring for our youngest citizens, aligning to educate and advance workforce, rural high-speed broadband access and affordability, safer roads and bridges and wind energy and water projects. The Chillicothe / Livingston County delegation also met with 7th District Representative Rusty Black on legislative issues.
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Chillicothe Police Officer Caleb Clements, 2018 City of Chillicothe Employee of the Year, poses with Mayor Reed Dupy during the January 28 City Council meeting. A plaque hanging in the City Council Chambers now contains Clements name, along with the names of past employee of the year award winners. Clements, a seven-year veteran in law enforcement has served four years in Chillicothe. Clements, a field training officer, was nominated by Police Chief Jon Maples. Also at the meeting, the council took several minutes to honor the work and dedication of 3rd Ward Councilman Tom Douglas and former 4th Ward Councilman Paul Howard who both died over the weekend.
CT Photo/Angie Talken
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