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went to check on 10 hives that he keeps in a small outyard off Route 600. (Altogether his apiary includes approximately 30 hi\*es in three locations.) On that ill-fated day, Marocchi discovered piles of killed bees in front of each hive. A slow steady stream of thousands of aide bees were being pushed from the hives by the healthy members of the colony in an attempt to protect themselves from the unknown killer.

10 Years Ago

September 30,1998

The Tbwn of Washington Planning Commission held its monthly meeting on Sept. 28 with council members Jeanne Butler. Jean Goodine. Mitxie Young, Steve Critaer and Carolyn Thornton attending the meeting. The continued review of tire Town of Washington s Comprehensive Plan was the only business before the commission.

This summer's drought combined with the record heat is causing pastures to stop growing, streams to dry up and orchards not to produce' at their peaks. FOr several weeks many farmers haw been feeding hay to their cattle, which usually den's not occur until late October. It will be a long, ' hard winter tor the cattle, since they an* not going to be in condition to face the cold weather coming, stud one Flint Hill farmer. Eddie Williams has been (ceding hay to his livestock for several weeks and the creeks and streams on his farm haw dried up and become stagnant pools, forcing him to water livestock from his homo well.

ComptUd by Jan G(atterbuck

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