Newsletter-Early-Week

PANDORA In a previous edition, it was explained that Pandora’s Joey Cherry is one of what’s referred to as “Logistic Leads” on a highly-complex, ongoing (since early on in the Cold War) military operation to link America’s National Command Authority with the US’s “nuclear triad.” The project is called TACAMO. This, in short, entails keeping several Navy E-6B Mercury aircraft at the ready, if incoming nuclear missiles are detected. In this case, a series of protocols are in place to get the president, or vice president, and so on, into one of these planes and out of the harm’s way of the missiles. In turn, messages will be sent from the plane to America’s nuclear submarines, missile silos and bombers, in regard to the level of a retaliatory strike, etc.

PANDORA—A village ordinance amendment was proposed after a resident found over 35 inches of water in the basement of their recently purchased home. The homeowner, who moved to the community in October, discovered a crack in the check valve of their water-powered backup sump pump which caused village water to spray into their sump basin unchecked for an extended period of time, allowing 35,100 gallons of water to leak through the pump in February, for which the homeowner received a bill of $536.79.

He could well be considered “…the Sports Voice of Putnam County,” the Sentinel’s Charlie Warnimont not-withstanding, of course. And he’s been at it since 2007.

With President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance now in office, Ohio’s farming community is watching closely to see how their policies could shape the industry.