In fairness, SOMEONE cut the grass at 1112 E. Spring Street.

The view above was posted at Fb on Wednesday, July 26 with this comment:

"Could someone tell Mr. Duggins that until his slumlord property is sold, he's responsible for mowing the grass? Or will the Street Department do it for him? #inquiringmindswannaknow"

Forever for sale: Bet they still let HIM join the neighborhood association.

Of bagmen and mad hatters -- or, the business of electoral residency?

In today's episode of AS THE STOMACH TURNS, we welcome new neighbors.

The grass had been cut by Friday afternoon.

You're welcome. Think maybe he had NAHA workers mow?

Forever for sale: Bet they still let HIM join the neighborhood association.

Davey, we hardly knew ye.

In today's episode of AS THE STOMACH TURNS, we welcome new neighbors.

Of bagmen and mad hatters -- or, the business of electoral residency?

Of bagmen and mad hatters -- or, the business of electoral residency?

A reader writes:

I see David Duggins bought a house across the street from you. Do you think he's trying to establish residency to run for office?

Somewhere in this question, there is impenetrable satire on the topic of property values, but in spite of my reputation, I seldom drink whiskey before breakfast. Let's play it straight. Following are two passages from the 2015 Indiana Candidate Guide.

It makes no mention of term limits for bagmen.

Does HWC Engineering do rehabs?

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There goes the hood. Now I'm getting all nostalgic for redlining.