LHCC Treasurer John Martel and GM Ray Sohl review spending at the February 26th board meeting. An obviously frustrated Martel begins the discussion after Sohl finishes his opening remarks:

I have a couple of questions, Ray, and I have one more than I had before you started talking.

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Noel O’Brien’s arrogant comments have put the spotlight on the thoughts of other board members.

Listen to these startling revelations by director Margie Hoffman.

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The Boyd family’s cherished cat Colby has gone and remains missing since mid-February. Finding Colby safe and sound is the paramount objective. If you’ve seen or have any information to help Colby get back home, please call or email us, and we’ll quickly put you in touch with the Boyds.

Colby’s unfortunate disappearance brought to the fore the issue of signs at Lake Holiday. The Boyd family had run afoul of Lake Holiday’s prohibitions on signage in their efforts to locate Colby. They took the initiative to encourage the Board to show more reasonableness in administering Lake Holiday by developing a more humanitarian outlook. However, at the February 26th board meeting, the LHCC Board voted down the humanitarian assistance policy championed by Sharon Boyd.

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