Washington will become a ghost town
People going to the city of Washington, beware – city officials must believe that everyone has gas well money.
I had business at the Social Security office and parked on West Beau Street. I put my quarters in the meter, because of course they only take quarters now, and there were three people ahead of me in line. So I was a few minutes late getting back to my car and there was a ticket on the windshield. It cost $10 if I could pay it within 24 hours.
I am on a fixed income and do not have that kind of money to spare. I didn’t know that you had better have a roll of quarters to put in the meter for something that should have taken 15 or 20 minutes.
Between this, rent, and the cost of living, Washington will become a ghost town, and from what I observe, it deserves to.
Janice Simpson
Washington