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Letter: The Rigney Building Comments re: Rigney's building getting window coverings by City By Larry Smith, Pride Coordinator City of Campbellsville The City of Columbia should take more action on the Lerman's building on the square. We tried boarding up the windows on buildings on Campbellsville's Main Street in years past, and found that it gave pigeons a new place to live, and created a different public health hazard. I urge the Columbia City Council to take action to get this mess cleaned up. The residents of Columbia deserve better than an ugly boarded up building. We all know every great county starts in downtown. This story was posted on 2020-05-18 08:09:43
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